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L . , ..I . , a i I. 1 1 i- ....ii .'m i i ' . ,, ... -iranr- T1TT1 (live Mother a Vacation Jost Market Successor to Sclilesscr Uros, THREE IN ONE Quality, Cleanliness, Service CLEAN UP TO DATE HERE IS WHERE YOU CAN SAVE MONEY We have everything in the Meat Line, Fish and Poultry, Fresh and Cured Meats at All times. Come and Get Our Prices All We Ask Is A Trial 113 North Jersey Street St. Johns Auto Transit For Hire Cars. Any Place any Time o i .omi.M i ormmni him i,itm(ii 7 riN tit nt id 'J(t(t Suvth tlvi-Hoy St rout, St. .oii GOOD CARS C VRHI't'i. DltlVlvKH I'RICHS RIC.IIT Phone Columbia 308. Cloverland Creamery Pasteurized Milk and Cream Fresh Buttermilk Daily BUTTER yllD COTTTIGC CHEESE 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 202 N. Jersey St. Shop Portland Manufacturing Co. MAN l FACTTRIJUS OK Panels, Berry Boxes, Coffee Drums, Ex celsior Grape Boxes, Egg Case Stock, and all kinds of Veneer FACTORY, FOOT OP RICHMOND STREET vacations nnu piny time are now considered so necessary to' every worker that many emnlov- ers and organizations are giving! their employees one or more weeks of vacation, knowing that every one can do better work the remainder of the year be cnuse oi the change nnu rest. Hut how often the vacation of the mother and housewife is overlooked and no plans made for her in the hurry of cett ntr fa ther ready for his annun) llshinir trip; then, Violet's clothes must be mndo for commencement and an extra dress for the round of house parties that follow this important event. Violet is so busy with the mnny good times nnd extra hours of study that she has no timo to even wipe the disheB and mother lets her sleep late on Saturday mornings. Then the boys have found a fine place for camping n few miles from home, near enouuh so they enn easily conio home every week for provisions and some of mo- tners homo cooking. There is the tent to be patched, the bed ding made ready, old clothes hunted up, provisions and equip ment to be packed and mother remembers the forgotten arti cles, fills the first-aid-to-injured box, settles difficulties and by the timo the boys arc ofT she is worn out completely. Then canning and preserving time came and she spent the long hot days over the stove making jelly and bottling up cans of currants nnd berries, the hours that should have been hers to enjoy. Then there were little ones to clothe and care for, their little troubles to rssuage, and oceans of ironimr. wnshintr. Bweeping, dusting and baking to do. When September enme. with the family eager to betrin work again, it was no wonder Hint mother was too tired to be in terested. When tho children were all small she thouirht it I necessary for her always to bu with them, and as home wiih the easiest place to care for thorn, the habit of always stay ing home has become so strong- y llxed that she must be urged and almost forced to take a rest. Moth boys and girls can be tauirht to cook ami caro for tho house ho that mother's absence will not cnuse too great an upheaval. -01 nor choose her own vacation. no matter how iiueer it mav seem to tho family, for rest is doing what you like to do and doing i in your own wav. alio nmv choose a visit to some friend, a I trip to the city whore she can visit the art galleries, hear good ccturoH and p ays. ami iro win- ow shoppingor to thenuietnosH of tho woods in a cottage where here is a hammock but no cmn.l nny, just getting tho rest that a i i i i .... . I iur u run ixxiy necus. The plea i not being able to anon t w o one of her strongest nhioc tions. but once she l'Ulh tho vn. atlon habit, she will hoom lwaU . ----- - ; - -r I to pian ior herself tint t be- comoH part of tho household re gime. Tho Modern Woodman. J. W. BOTTOM Kalsomining Painting The buying public is demanding lower prices: not cheaper merchandise but there is a cry of relief from top-jotch market. And there ore bargains to be had if yoli arc n good buyer. There arc burgaitis in a wholesale way and we have been alive to the situation and have secured our share. Some of these arc constituted in fall goods that arc arriving dally. These wc have marked right 'down to 'the BOTTOM: we have staved close to the "REASONABLE MARGIN" of profit ALWAYS but we shall eudavor to do business this full on a still closer basis. We know we can do this as our experience In this community has assured us that we shall have the volume: why not. Our stock Ins passed that stage of n just n drop-in store and nlmost everything in our line may be had right here and let us remind you minus the car ride and car-fare. PLAY SUITS A good buy on Children's Playsuits enables us to supply you with a good sub stantial garment at what is less than the wholesale price today. . They come in plain blue denim, white stripe and khaki color. Size two years to ten years, price, any size of this line $1.50 Sandals and Tennis Shoes It is not too late to fit your boy or girl with a xiir of Snudals or Tennis Shoes. They will wear the rcmaindur of the .summer. Kvcu nt some reductions from last full and spring you will find shoes still high priced when you come to fit the children for .school. .Save by using a temporary shoe while the weather is suitable. White Footwear for Women There arc still some sizes in White Shoes: the rubber soled canvas or poplin summer Shoes und Oxfords for women. The prices on these take the season-cud reductions: they nrc worth while. Bathing Suits As there arc still too many Swimming Suits to carry over to next season we nrc going to continue the 15 per cent reduc tion on these another week. It looks like several weeks of swimming weather yet. Columbia 873 C07 K. Allegheny St. SUNSET CASH GROCERY Community Club Picnic Kverybody should talk up the Community Club Picnic at Columbia Park on the 25th of this month. Kuch family to pack iU own basket rikI briu the children. Ivvcryhody to make him self acquainted with everybody there. Our Men's Department Hvcry thing for the man who works out of doors, for the mau who dresses for occasions, for the man who goes camping, for the business man and for any or nil of the boys of these men will he found at our store. We have the .stock, the proper' prices: we save you the carefnre: we keep open till 7:30 evenings for you and later on Saturday night. Ill Philadelphia Street The I GIVING Phone Col. 1148 i ne Jrom-cssive Store, Always Leading . inui i mi values, histtkk SERVICE, LOWER PRICES CANNING TIAII- IS Willi NOW " Peaches arc at their Best n.ul Lowest Prices Prevail, StiKnr is Lower, also Alnson Jars at a Special Price, ' Finest Hlhertu Crate Peaches. .... $l-7f Pure Cane Merry 22c Hi., Sack.. Sugar Hell M a son J n r s 21.60 Quarts $1.00 doz. Mason Zinc Jar Covers lixtrn Thick Jars Kings, 2 do Kcunomy Jnr Covers Mo do. . l do for California Rice, Reg. Ifio lb., 2 lb. for 2fe lfic. 25c do. t.ood Jar Rings doz., r)C 88c Hltie Rose lixtrn Mead Rice Reg. 25c lb., Jill.. .50o Pearl Tapioca or Fine Sago, Reg. j lb. 25c, now 10o lb. 27c halt a HOc Package Sea Foam Washing Powder aiwcmi u lOo Hoth for I.ess than the Price of one Use one third less Sea Foam than you need of other Soap Powder, therefor it u ,.,nr.. .,....;i uucy White Spuds. Finest Whit., fun-., rn ?1.00 7 1b. for 25c Mncoroni, 3 lb. for. . . 25c Fancy Oregon White Deans lli lb. Our Prices on Coltee are the Lowest Dependable and Royal Club Colfee, 55c lb., U lbs i fin Golden (.ate Coffee BSc lb.. 241b. 1.115. 5 lb " " V g ouiucu west, burnings, niul M. J. D. Coffee 57c lb , ; lb Sunset Secial Dlend, JJOc lb., !J lb Royal Breakfast Dleml. .5c lb. 2 lbs. . . . Large Rolls Paper . . Toilet 05 1.G5 .85 S5 25e Toilet Soap, a Oars Cream Oil Soap for 25c Ivory and Fairy Soap, Hfor Finest Pickling Vinegar Gallon L'oe Fancy Keclenned Pickling 15c Spices, Finest Quality, 50c lb. Pure C i d e r Gallon Vinegar, 10c and 50c L BONHAM & CURRIER L. E. ROSE, Mgr. Men's Dept. j THE ST, JOHNS GARAGE 216 North Jersey St. Authorized Ford Service Sta tion. Complete Hue of Ford parts iu stock. Tires, tubes nnd accessor- Paint Your House Now Our Paints are good and prices right. We have your kind. res, tes. - CARS Paint your automobile now before the dust comes. STORED Full Cream Cheese 35c lb. p . MI) UUY MILK NOW Kik;::;:; ; iiSSgrM Carnation and Dordens Milk ... ' 7. ,7 7.7 3 Ca sloe SS J pffi Horde's and Carnations Daby Size, 3 Cans 20e, dw. cans ! . l .'C 1919 CROP HARD WHEAT BLEND FLOUR Vim Hour, X bbl. Sack Crown and Olympia Flour, Dear Flour, . -10 j bbl. Suck 53.45 Sack . . . . bbl. S3.35 M-ll .1.-. . .. I ' u v luc crow 10 auuiiet cash Urocerv. the bus eat store 011 thv 1.m,i.w,,i 'in v. 5 a reason r Ami we deliver your order to your door free. Weldincr. Brazincr and Ra diators liepaired. Woo!ley Bros. I'lions Columbia 690. CHAMBERS COMPANY" C, Cluinbcia Mrs. II. K. I.ovry Funeral Directors 2IS-2S0 KtUiiigsworth Avenue rORTl.ANl), OR1500X TelojilwuM: Wixxllawu 3300 C 1133 Mr. Ch.iinlwrs U the only O, A. R. uiulortHker in the city of Portland. IVrwinal attention and sinxrvtsion giveiuo rrunj;ements. Dr. N. BAlcAlister PENINSULA BANK BLDG. Office I'houe Columbia Riilcucc I'Uoue 31305 St. Johns, Portland, Oregon UrU In jrour Job prlnUng w&Uf you think at lu Dont wlt 1 Buy your Lawn Hose and Sprinklers-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 Consulting Member ol the American Technical Society. Builder or Automatic Machines Practical, expert advice L'ivcn on anv. thing mechanical. 1017 Gsvitja St. PwtUsd PAT'S g Barber Shop 108 N. Jersey St. Knights and Ladies of Security St. Johns Council 2775 Kf liular Im.lntM nicttliiE lit n4 ja MomUyi. Optu iiicetmi!. 10 the public aud member juj nil ith Monili, Vl.ltor. au4 iiinnUr cor dially luvltnl loatttiurit ilickner Hall. Laurel Lodge, 1, 0, 0, f. .1 No. 100, St. Johns. Oregon Meets each Monday evenhi); in Odill'el lows hall at 7:3o. A cordis 1 U'elrnttii. In all visiting brothers. Catl BecLman. N O. P. v i. n Joe KjUiU, Kec. Sec. . V. Norcue. Flu. Sec. ."r-Vlt.Teas. St, Johns Gamp No, 7546 Modern Woodmen of America. We heartily solicit the our members at our regular meetings every 2d and 4th Thursday evening. O. V. Muhui, Irvlu Grouiachey .Clerk Lonsui. H0 N. Syracuse. HOLMES LODGE NO. 101 KMCIITS or PVIIIIAS Meets every l'ridav night at 7:30 o'clock iu BICKNIJR iJau, Visitors always Mel. come. J. R. Weimcr, C. C. Woodmen ol the World St. Johns Camp 773 Meet every Thursday eveuiac in I. O. O. F. Hall, Leavitt and Jersey streets. Visitors always welcome. ". v-. u. ji. wotthloston. Clerk. mm DORIC LODGE NO. 132 A. P. and A. M. v MMceis tne nrst and tbirtl Wednesdayof each month in Jiasomc Hall, Visl. tors 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., W. M BcmIcV foil Sec. UI7 S. frincetoo street PENIHSUU TITLE ABSTRACT k REALTY CO H. HENDERSON, Manager 402 N.Joraay Street Abstracts of Title Prepared Titles Examined Phone Columbia 255 i. t