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i SEB2E!2S2iH33EK2SEiSB Tapestry Brussels RUGS $1.00 Week We have a large stock of Seamless Tapestry Brussels Rugs in sizes 83xl0 and 9x12 which we are offering at . prices considerably lower than the present market values. Don't hesitate to buy your rug this spring, the price of Rugs will be HIGHER next Fall. gW 2 pattern Oriental 83xl0 small all over figure 41.00 Floral design 42.00 9x12 IiighSpire(seamed)sj)ecial 30.00 9x12 35.00 9x12 small tan and green figure 37.50 9x12 small tan and red figure 37.50 9x12 small all over figure 42.00 9x12 small figures, 4 patterns 49.50 Your Credit is Good Ouixondu 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 staftiug stores in different localities increase the outlet of merchandise eminating from one source. The Chain Store system is nothing more than any other store except the buying part is concentrat ed at oue 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 sayiug 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. m Coupled with this buying capacity, the activity of the owners, the acquaintance with the locality be cause of our loug 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 suficieut." The Grabateria Cash and Carry Grocery SCALES & CURRIER, Inc OWNERS n li lt sc Bestfor Corns and Bunions too, KORN REMOVER I A safe, painless and reliable remedy for hard and soft corns, bunions and callouses. Knsy to ply, causes no pain and requires no plasters or bandaging. Put up in clean packages, ready for and highly recommended where other remedies have failed. He sure it is KORN RKMOVKR. St Johns Pharmacy PHONE COLUMBIA 138 The Prescription Store COLUMBIA RECORDS The largest coppersmith plant in the United States is in Ore. Bon. J. H. Jones of Milwaukee. Wis., is a guest of his sister, Mrs. Mary Chancy. Mrs. Blow has been spending the week at Independence. A. Kochanek had purchased tho residence of H. W. Bonham on North Syracuse street. Attorney Frank A. Hico left The only carbon pnper manu-' Saturday for points in Montana, facturer west of tho Mississippi Kiver is in Uregon. Lawronco Layton has disposed of his property on Leonard street and is moving to Corvallis. Kansom Young has sold his property on Buchanan street to Mr. Grccno and will move to Tiger Island, near Corvallis. Tho graduating exercises of the Jnnie3 John high school will take place in the auditorium of the building next Friday evening. Wilfred Boyce of Graham, Wash., is a guest of his cousin. L. E. Wood. It is his first trip to St. Johns and he is very much pleased with it. N. J. Bailey has disposed of his factory on Erie street to parties from Grand Rapids. Mich., whom, wo understand. will enlarge it into a big furn iture factory. Fred Hnskell, and G. W. Nor- one of Laurel Lodge No. ISO I. O. 0. F. and Nannie Snyder and Emma Burroughs of Laurel- wood Kcbekah Lodge No. 100, wcro delegates to Grand Lodge which was held at Baker, Oregon. All reported having u very fine time. Mr. Haskell was very much taken up with the city. He is planning on Baker as his fu ture homo. Reported. Tho Sunshine Clu' met Thurs day, May 27th, at tho homo of Mrs. r. J. Llascman, wz iitirr street. Mrs. Orvil Gaines wns enrolled as a now member. Miss Agnes Nelson, a sister of the lostess.of Loknlo. Minn., was a guest. Refreshments were served to fourteen. The next meeting will bo with Mrs. C. Campbell, 121 South Syracuse strcot, next Thursday. Mre. N. C. Jamison was do ichtfully surprised at her home Wednesday afternoon, by a few of her neighbors, the occasion being her birthday. At tho end of a very pleasant afternoon covers wcro laid for Hix: Mrs. N. C. Jannson, Mr3. M toner, Mrs. Shriner, Mrs. J. D. Kellhor, Mrs. U. T. Luman and Mrs, Chadwick. All wished Mrs. Jann son many more happy birthdays. Mrs. Laura Jones Rawlinson will give a demonstration of the Dunning System of teaching music at tho Little Theater, 23d and Washington streets, on Fri day evening, June 11th at 8 o' clock. Invitations may bo ob tained from Mrs. Frank A. Kice, who is quite desirous that all her former pupils as well as present ones attend this demonstration of thfc Dunning Sstem. Imnres3ivc serrices were held by tho old veterans ut the public snuaro on Memorial uay, wnicn was observed on Monday. The parade of the G. A. R., Ladies of tho G. A. R., W. R. C. and school children was held previous to tho orvices at tho monument at the intersection of Ivanhoe and Philadelphia street. A patriotic program was given In the hall and dinner was served. Will Preston has purchased the establishment of Jeff. Pitch ford on Philadelpha street and also the confectionery store of Mr. Danton on Jersey street. He has moved the goods from the Jersey street store to the one on Philadelphia street. ueorgo Imboden. tho enterprising pro prietor of the St. Johns Cash Market, will extend his meat market by removing tho parti tion and enlarge the room oc cupied by Mr. Denton's confect ionery. It will be thoroughly uptodate and very attractive throughout, and will make one of the finest meat emporiums in Portland. A reception was given Rev. Chester P. Gates and family at the Evangelical church Wednes day evening which was a vry pleasant affair. A pleasing nrocram was rendered which consisted of solos by Mrs. L. P. Hoskins, Harry Fassett and Cecil Greene, a violin solo by Alma Rassi, piano solo by Eliza beth Ogden, reading by Mrs, Geo. M. Hall, addresses by Dr. Borden. Rev. Kloster and short talks by a number of the mem bers in extending a most cordial welcome to Re'. Gates and fam- ly. Rev. Gates responded in a neat manner. Refreshments con sisting of ice cream and cake were afterward served by the ladies of the church in the base ment. MEN'S SUJTS. $25.00 up. ROGERS. tho Dakotns. and may take in the National Convention at Chicago. Fish Coster: "Fresh! Why mum it breathed its Inst when it saw you coming." Customer, sniffing, "And what n breath it had."-Ex. The annual commencement exercises of the St. Clement school, Smith avenue and Burr street, will take plaeo Wednes day evening, June 0th, at 8 o'clock. A link saw that weighs just 8-1 pounds, yet can cut 10130 feet of timber per minuto und buwh through a 28 inch bone dry log in 50 seconds is to be turned out by the Poninsuln Iron Works. W. J. Bunch, who has been assisting nt the Sunset Cash Grocery for some time, has ac cepted a position In the postof fice department at Portlund. Ho will no doubt make good in his new position. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Graham of the Sunset Grocery returned Thursday evening from a five weeks' sojourn in Scramcnto, San Francisco and Howard Springs. They roport a very pleasant time. Seventh Church of Christ, Scientist, will hold the formal opening of their new Church ed-i ifice. crncr of New York street nud Sniitn avenue, on Sunday, i Juno Gth. Services will he held at 11 a. m. and at three and 8, p. m. I After getting their full of an alcoholic sediment GLOVES LARGR ASSORTMENT W. W. ROGERS JTIIE RAINCOAT MAN A silver tea for the Ladies' aid society of tho Congregation al church was held at thu homo of Mrs. Cade, 1010 South Will amette boulevard Mny 20. Miss Veda Garlic entertained the gucits with musical selections and Mrs. Edith Schuartz and Mrs. Graco Blnlr with vocal solos, occompnnied by MrB. Roberts. A complete line of Ford parts in stock nt the St. Johns Garngc. Chilly Underwear for Men nnd Boys $1.25 up. ROGERS. For Sale Baby carriage, good as new. Call E. Burr strcot, St. Johns. WORK PANTS 2.75 up. ROGERS. Young couple umnloycd want to rent small furnished house or apartment. Phono Columbia 10. Workablo NeckticB 25c. ROG ERS. Lost Breast pin. between St. Johns business district and Smithlnvcnue. Finder leavo at this o'fico; reward. Boys Elk Hide Shoes. ROG ERS. While they hist, five prong cultivator, special priced $1.00 each. See window display. St. Johns Hardware (Jo. Children's Barefoot SAN- Fifteenth Anniversary June 5,1905, the Peninsula Bank of St. Johns opened its doors for the first time. Its capital stock on opening was $25,000. The population of St. Johns at that time was around 1,000. The few industries on the Penin sula maintained a monthly payroll of perhaps $50,000. June 5, 1920. The population of that part of Portland which was St. Johns is about 10,000. The combined monthly payroll of industries in the district is around ?1,000,000. The Peninsula Notional Bank of Portland now has Capital stock, $200,000; surplus and undivided profits 550,000; deposits $1,700,000; total resources $2,200,000. DALS. ROGERS. Wanted Board and room with good respectable iirinto family, by man with ihe Emergency Fleet Corporation: not too far which had fr0l A,,BWer A' collected at tho bottom of tho cnro l,UH ou,aj' silo on tho Rcirs farm ntGlonvlow Save timo in tho garden. Uso Illinois: two ducks chased all a Hall Wheel Cultivator, with five tho other fowls off tho farm, tools, $5.75. See window dis altackod a number of Glcnview play. St. Johns Hardware Co. residents nnd bit n policeman on rni nupcq maps ci pnn i "I'M, oiushti inn u e . .1.-.. ...... ..I... i -lJ. num. inuy I'luwii'ij (a)Peninsula Nationa Bank Member Federal Reserve System f0000000000000040004000000000 Sieer Mo OVP oOh AUTOMOBILE SUPPUE r ' tz the shins. back to tho under a stove nnd died of duck For Sale at a bargain Fivo delirium tremens. Their gizzards room house, gas and electricity, have been sent to a chemist for examination. A very pretty wedding took place at tho close of the meeting in tho Christian church Thurs day evoning, when Mr. Dorsey Hill und Miss Louise Lott wcro united in tho holy bonds of matrimony by Dr. H.F. Jones in tho presence of the congregation. Tho beautiful ring service was used. It was a pleasant surprise to the congregation as well as to the mony friends of tho young couple. The bride is tho (laugh ter or Mr. and Mrs. li, U. Lott, nnd the groom spent many years in St. Johns. Both have num erous friends who wish them un bounded happiness nnd pros perity. They will make their home in Portlund. Children'! Stockings 45c and 50c. ROGERS. Patronize tho Review advertisers. garden already planted, plenty of fruit and flowers. Will be sold at less than cost. If taken in ten dnys will tako $3500 terms. See owner at U22 E. Burlington streot. Phone Col umbia 112. Mens Dross HAT ?2.50, $3.00. KUGEKS. lor bale uootl bany carriage. Call D2U N. Ivanhoe. L Architectural And Mechanical Drafting Rales by Hour or Contract 023 South Decatur l'lione Columbia 108 9 i 9 it i iy v i v ? SAI F m Mm mmm You will find that our Hues of Mdse. are becoming more broken and as this is the case, we cut the prices accordingly to move them, which gives a continued hue of bargains. Anyone wishing to buy luige (Minn tities I will give the wholesale prices. Iater will offer the fixtures for sale, as I expect to retire from business after over 33 years. A tfuv lliu'unliis Muntluuvtl Iloluw ttt Coso Out 3000 yards Hmhroidery anil Insertion, at old wholesale price 3Jc, Ojc. 9c 100 1'Ieeced L'nimi Suits f2.26 to 2.T6 value, now at $2.00 1 lot ChiMron't. Oingham Dreisus....,, 1.21 value, now at .86 Men's Hats $2.00, 3.00, 8.80 to 6.00 Men's Overalls 2.6U. 2.76, 3.00 pair Ladies' Pelt Slippers , 1.26 value, now at .06 1 lot of Indies' Middy Mouse 2.60 value, now at 1.60 All 4 fold Yarn ...worth 41$e wholesale, now at .36 Adjustable Kiddie Car 3.0Q value, now ut 2 26 Ladies' I'ateut Leather Slippers (.00 value, now at 2.06 Mi stirs School Shoes , 4.00 value, now at 3.46 Men's Shoes 7.60 value, now ut 6.60 Men's Shoes COO value, now at 4.H6 Men's Shoes , 6,60 value, now ut 4 36 1 lot of Niehoif-Shoes , 7.60 value, now at 0 60 ' NiekoiT Shoes 0.80 value, now at 4 ; Men's Heavy Wool Shirts, f 1.60 value, now at fli.M Heavy Knitting Yarn 1.16 value, now at .H6 Saxony Yarn , . , , 86 value, now at .26 Men's Aquapolle Pant 4.00 value, now at 3.60 Men's Heavy Socks .SO value, now at .26 Men's Heavy Socles ,,,..... .40 value, now at .36 Meu's Heavy Socks , CO value, now at .45 Men's Cotton Socks 16c to 60c Heavy Coat Sweaters , 1.60 valuu, now at 1.16 Heavy Oloves 2.28 valutr, now at 1.60 Heavy Comforters 6iX value, now at 3.76 Good II room ,60 Mens I)re I'anU 8.S6 to 8.26 Iloy's Summer Under Drawers and Shirts 46c Columbia and Silko Crochet Thread 12ic 1 Lot Dress 1'asteners, 4 Doz, 'Oc value 26c Men's Cotton Oloves, per pair 16c, 20c, 26c Ely's Cash Store 113 W. Burlington Street . y ' ii 1R TOMMY TINKKK IS G1VINO YOU TI1K HIGIIT "STKKK' W11KN UK TKU,S YOU TO COMK TO US FOK YOUK AUTOMOim.B SUPPLIES HKCAUSK WK KKKP UP OUH STOCK AND CMAKCK YOU T1IK FAIK PIUCK. OUH HARDWARE IS THE IlESTi IT STANDS THE TEST, St. Johns Hardware Co. The Winchester Store Phone Columbia 35 i )uoaaooooooooaaooooooooo04 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 Shop 202 N. Jersey St. St. Johns Auto Transit For Hire Cars. Any Place any Time. SPECIAL RATES - Iiigliway and Party Trips Careful Drivers. Phone Columbia 308, between 7 A. Al. and 10 P. Al, s