The Magic
Carpet of Today
Remember the magic cnrpet in the "Arabian Nights"
that carried you wherever your wishes dictated? Cha
tauqun is the magic carpet of today. It transports you
to the ends of the world. Srrangc countries pass in re
view before you.
To Wales
With the Royal Welsh Lady Singers, one of the foremost
singing organizations of the Hritish Isles, bringing to you
the folk songs of Wales in costume.
And the Orient
Or travel to the ncar-Kast with Julius Caesar Nayphe,
witness the strange ceremonies of the Mohninmcdians,
visit the mosques and marvel at the religious rites.
Then South America
Then ramble down the Andes with Dr. G. Whitfield Ray,
exploring the little-known interior of South America,
travel through the vast tropical jungles and float down
the great silent rivers,
And New Zealand
And visit New belaud, the South Sea Utopia, with Lei in
M. Hlomfield nud the unlive Maori Singers, seeing and
marveling at this country of wonderous beauty and be
come acquainted with it progressive and interesting
people.
ST. JOHNS
July 20 to 26
COLUMBIA GARAGE
Pioneer in St. Johns
Has NOT Moved
But is Still in Business at the Old Stand
Gils, Oils, Supplies, Storage and Kepnira
107 Fessenden Street Near Jersey
Sunset Cash Grocery
Till: STORU OP QUALITY AND BETTER SERVICE 5
111 Philadelphia Street
Phono Columbia 1118
Hcst Goods at lowest Cost to Consumer is Our Alotto. $
The price of Kvujbiuucl Milk lias lincl another tulvnuco mul we
would ml vise laying in a supply now while the present .stock
lastH, thus saving money while opartunity lasts.
Carnation Milk llorden's Milk
2 lure cans 2fie 2 Iarj;e cans 25c
4 stnull cans2k .J small cans 25c
Case $5 IMS Case $b05 .
lluzelwood Milk, J lare caiiK Me, case $5.50
Caroline Milk, 11c lare can; case 5.25
Suiiket Special Wond Coffee, Hfie lit., ;i for 1.00
Royal llreakfast fflciul Coffee, .15c lb., 11 for 1.30
Two hooiI huys alwoys heemue they are hacked by the Sun
set Satisfaction Guarantee or your money back.
Pull Crenm Cheese, our price per lb 35c
10 bars Crystal White Soap 72e .'out Toasties, 2 for 25c
10 bars Hob White Soap . . (JSe KcIIokk's Corn l'lake 11 for -10c
7 bars Sunny Monday Soap 50c Shredded Wheat Uuctiit. pk,15c
Sea loam Washinu Powder 25c Sperry's Oermea 25c
Hcst Cream Rolled Oats, lbs. for 25c
UlueiiiK, full stieiiKth, per bottle 5c
Van Camp's Catsup 15c
SPECIAL, Sunday and Alonday Only
Pure Cane Suar, 10 lbs $2,35
Pure Leaf Lard Jewel Shortening
30c lb, 34 lbs. $1.00 271c lb., 4 lbs. $1.05
Oct Ready to Can Your Fruit
We have a full line of Knut Jars of all kinds and all Accessories
at Lowest Prices. Kxtru heavy Jar RiiiRs, Kcouomy I.ids, Kerr
Musou I.ids, also the complete covers, Mason Jar Tops and Paro.
wax. Take care of your fruit and you will be able to Ret suar
cnoiiKu iaier we believe at a reasonable price. Sugar market
looks weaker.
Will' U tll! llilv..! nl. 11 . ...! .
i ninni uujj-i 1'liai, VVC UfVCI III 151 CI C
T sent Koods to make a sale. Second we try hard to please and
luake you feel as if we wished you to come ae,ain, a ml we do.
Sunset Cash Grocery
The United Staled Civil Sor
vico Commission announces an
examination for Male Clerk and
Carrier, at Portland. Oregon, July
24, 1920. to establish an eligible
recister from which selections
mav bo made to fill vacancies as
thev mav.occur in the position
of Clerk and Carrier, Post OfHce
Service, Portland, Oregon. Arc
limits 18 to 45 years on the date
of the examination. Age limits
and height nnd weight require
ments do not apply to persons
entitled to proferonce on account
of military naval service, salary
.$1400 per annum. Men only
win bo admitted to thin exam
ination. Information and ap
plication blank may he obtained
by applying to John S. Howe,
Local Secretary, Bonrd of U. S.
Civil Service Examiners, Port
land. OreEon. or to the Secre
tary, Uth U. S. Civil Service
District, 303 Post Office Huild
ing. Seattle, Washington.
Sunday School Superintendent:
"Who led the children of Israel
into Canaan? Will one of the
smaller boys nnswerV" No reply.
(Superintendent somewhat stern
ly:) "Can no one tell? Little
boy on that seat next to the aisle,
who led the- children of Israel
into Canaan? Little Hoy (badly
frightened): "It wasn't mc. I
I just moved yore last week f'm
Mizzoury."
Some wives look at their hus
bands proudly, as though to say,
"I made a man of him!" Othors,
Ic33 assuming, content themsel
ves with thinking, "Well, lliavc
done my best."
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Teas and
Coffees
Ac have ii fine variety of
teas and coffees to suit every
taste and every pockctbook.
Most people Judge tea and
coffee by the price they pay.
Dut you will find that vvc arc
offering some very choice
grades at unusually low
prices.
Let us help you make your $
selection. C"
SIMMONS & CO., Grocers
lWemlen riionc ColUllll'M 210
The Bank Of Commerce
116 North Jersey St,
Huhuio.ss concerns and
individuals are invited to
bank with this institution
under the assurance that
prompt and courteous
treatment with every con
sistent accomodation will
always be extended.
CUMM
UMMEI
BATHING SUITS AND CAPS
The Jantzen Knit Suits, pure wool, warm
and close fitting; they make swimming easy.
Middies; some all white; others trimmed
with blue. This line of Middies is made up
of regulation Middy Cloth and the finish and
stitching are of the same high quality as the
material. There is no garment cooler than
the Middy. What is more, they are becom
ing to any girl.
White Hosiery
It is acknowledged that white
is the coolest, easiest wearing
hosiery that can be worn.
They may be had at our store
for small infants, children, miss
es and ladies; the stock compris
cs cotton, lisle and silk and the
prices from 25" to 53. 00 per pair.
Have foot comfort by wearing
White Hosiery.
EXTRA SPECIAL
The summer is advancing and
finds us with a large stock of
white shoes for Misses and Wo
men ; these will be offered at prices
to make them move. You need
the shoes; wo need the money;
our loss, your gain. Ladies' lace,
Louise heel, Rubber sole, fine
canvas $2.79. Misses lace,
low heels, stitched soles, fine can
vas $1.29 to $2.29.
Thin Materials
A large assortment of dark
voiles and light voiles; all the
.newest designs, attractive prices.
Make yourself a blouse from one
of these patterns. And there are
other patterns suitable for a
dress.
SUMMER THINGS FOR MEN
Thin Underwear . White Canvas Shoes
White Hose Panama Hats Thin Caps
Men's Suits
The International Tailoring Co. has offered somo
material reductions on made to measure clothing
for men. - - The Agency for
this line has been at our store for years and we
have sold hundreds of suits which have come thru
the shop in excellent finish; and the material is
ALL WOOL nnd so guaranteed by the makers.
Boys' Suits
This store is doing a rapidly increasing business
in BOYS' SUITS and foot wear. We have never
stocked the cheapest lines and neither have we the
highest price. Every garment and every pair of
shoes is purchased with the idea of wear; and to
wear well shoes and clothing must fit well.
J There is really no comnariMm
between the ttiMMUitl thorough
iio&s with which tut Kleclrjc
Cleaner remove, ilirt nnd tke
dtiliculty of sweeping.
True, one CAN clean rug aud
curK'U without an electric
cleaner. A broom or iirH!t
sweeper will brush up SO.MK
of the ilirt, ami if jou lile the
exercise and have plenty of time
ami strength a broom ami carp
et heater will do the work niter
u fashion.
In the Mine way one can
wash without oaj. Water a
lone will remove, some tlirt if
applied with enough "elbow
grea.e."
Hut people use oaji because
it cleans more easily and better
than water alone.
For the same reason people
use lilectrlc Cleaner!! because
they clean more easily and far
better than other methods.
Portland Railway
Light & Power Company
'BtofYoui Electric Goods st aii Electric Store
BONHAM & CURRIER
L. E. ROSE, Mgr. Men's Dept.
THE ST. JOHNS GARAGE
216 North Jersey St.
Auth iried Ford Service Sta
tion. Complete line of Kurd
parts in stock,
Tires, tubes nud accessor
ies. --CARS STORED -
Welding, Brazing and Ra
diators Repaired.
Woo'ley Bros.
rite? Columbia 690.
CHAMBERS COMPANY
J, O, Chambers Mrs. H. R. lowry
Funeral Directors
2 IS 2A0 Kilhugsworth Avenue
I'ORTl.ANU, ORKOON
Telephone. Wood lawn 380C C 1133
Mr. Chamber is the only G. A, K,
undertaker in the citv of lVrtlaud.
l'ertoual attention and supervision
given to armugeiunts.
Dr. N. El McAJister
PENINSULA BANK BLDG.
Office Photic Columbia 9W
Kemlcnce Phone 31305
St. Johns, Portland, Oregon
Iirlnx in your Job printing while
you think ot it, Dout wait 1 M
Paint Your House Now
Our Paints are good and prices
right. We have your kind.
Paint your automobile now before
the dust comes.
Buy your Lawn Hose and Sprink
lers of us now at last years prices
while they last.
Our Building Material prices are
right.
Come and see us
Home Mercantile Co.
209 West Burlington Street
ST. JOHNS, OREGON
E. W. Hood
Cousultini; Mtmber of the American
Technical Society.
Builder of Automatic Machines
Practical, expert advice uiven on any
thing mechanical. 1027 Qifttgt St. PwtUai
PAT'S
2 Barber Shop &
108 N. Jersey St.
j Knights and Ladies of Security
M. Johns Council 2775
KricuUr bu.lDCM meeting lit mi jd Moud.
Opcu mcctlui;. to tlir public u.l member, jncl
iut,tli Moud), l.itor. aud mcmbct. cur
dUtly Invitrtt to altrntl it UicknerJIall.
-Laurel Lodge, 1, 0, 0, F,
No. 106, St. John. Oregon
Meets each Monday evening in Odd Pel
lon hall at 7;3o. A cordial welcome to
all viiitlnt; brothers.
C. V. nhl. N O. Cil leckman, V. O.
Joe KoUrti, Krc Sec. O. V. Norene, fin. See.
II. Y CUtk Tre..
SI. Johns Camp No, 7546
Modern Woodmen of America. ,
We heartily solicit the attendance of
our members at our regular meetings
every 2d aud 4th Thursday evening.
G. V. Mnhm, Irvin Gromachey .Clerk
Consul. 910 N. Syracuse.
HOLMES LODGE NO. 101
KNIGHTS OP PYTHIAS
Meets every Fridav night at
7:30 o'clock in IHCKN'HR
Hall, Visitors always wel
come, ANDY KHRK, C. C.
Woodmen of the World
St. Johns Camp 773
Meet every Thursday evening in
I. O. O. F. Hall, Leavitt aud Jersey
streets. Visitors always welcome.
N. J. Simmon., C. C. O. M. Worthlcgton.CIerk.
DORIC LODGE NO. 132
A. P. and A. M.
Meets the first and third
Wednesday of each month
in Masonic Hall. Visi
Wrs welcome.
A.R. Davis, W. M.
A. W. Davis. Secretary.
Minerva Chapter No, 105,0. E.S.
Meets every second and
fourth Tuesday of each
month in Masonic Hall.
Visitors welcome.
Catherine K. Stephen.. V. it
Boic V ret. bee
1117 s. Princeton street
United Artisans
Willunibia Assembly No. 300
Mteu every 1 uesday at a l M.
MOOSE HALL, Barliittos Street
Joe Roberts, M. A.
Mary Roberts, Sec'y Pro Tern,