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About St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 27, 1920)
r Here's is Where You Get Your Money's Worth We have the Quality and plenty for the money A full line Meats, Fish, Poul try and Eggs Remember Ihc place. Come in nnd get our prices Jost Market Successor to Sclilcsscr Hros 113 N. Jersey Stroet Phone Columbia 683 St. Johns Auto Transit For Hire Cars. Any Place any Time. Sf .ojii.m I ormltuil :ml l.liititoti I ii.h Stand il(Kt Stn'th ,ornvy St rout, St. ,oii.m OOODCAKS CUlHl't MiKtVI'ltS 1MUCHS RIOIIT Office Phone Columbia IIOS Res, Phone Colntnhiii H(5 Cloverland Creamery Pasteurized Milk and Cream Fresh Buttermilk Daily BUTTER yilD COTTAGE CHEESE Phone Columbia 659 PRUNES For the Pack ing Company Wc will buy nil we am cl nt (he A1ARKKT PRICI; Pcarrt mid Apples, wc will Imy atxl xell to people who want tlieiu for home use. I.et us know at once how many you have. GASSER'S EXPRESS 202 N. Jersey Street Office Phone Columbia 821 Itesiilciicc Phone Columbia 2)77 Portland Manufacturing Co. MAM KACTl'RIvUS OIf Panels, Berry Boxes, Coffee Drums, Ex celsior Grape Boxes, Egg Case Slock, and all kinds of Veneer FACTORY, FOOT OP RICIIAIONI) STREET 7 Andrew Spcedlc, 00, employe ' of tlio Hnyniond Lumber com- 1 1 ' i n i ut i ' L puny u nnymuim, wnsn., wns, killed by fulling inlo n snwdusl conveyor Hie firs I of Hie week. jNo one Knew oi me itcemeni until Hie conveyor hccnnie ..i. ...i r..:i:... i.. ii... I UIIUKL'd, 11111111 III Ul.UIIUIgl' llll sawdust into Hie boiler room. A firenuin in nscerliiinino (lie renson discovered I he bony of the mini, which hud been ter ribly iiinngli'd nnd which bud clogficri the niuchine until it finnlly stopped. He bus u wife in Scuttle. o Severul beniitiful specimens of potnloes were bronchi into this office Ihc first of the week by Mrs. Frank Lilly of 801 West Chnrleslon street. Five Inrfje ones of the Iiurlicsl of All variety were taken from one bill. There were also handsome .specimens of Knrly Hose. As an indication Hint St. .lohns soil can produce spuds Hint can scarcely lie beaten lor size am ipiality, these samples are con vineiiitf. 0 The Long-Bell Lumber com pany is planning to liinul lour saw mills of large capacity within easy reach of I'orllaiH and Hie lower Columbia river district iii the near future. is believed that one of them will be located at SI. .lohns. Approximately one and a hall minion poiuius oi minim blackberries will be intirkelci in Salem this year, according to estimates hy a local cannery man. Mused on llie prevailing mice of six cents a nntiud they will net the growers .$'.10.00(1. Mr. and Mrs. KIiiht Coon have moved lo Hood Hivcr in hopes of improving Mr. Coon's heallh, and already he js fell ing much heller. Notice of Meeting of County Board of Iiqualizntlon Notice In Iteriliv ulvt'ii tluii on M n alay. SoiitvmliiT III. HUO. the lloitr.l t( l',(imllitll(iii o( Mnllnoumh County will nltL'inl nt tin nlliccof tin- County Asses nor. nt lilt- Court IIoum: In l'oittiitiil. mill tmlillcly examine the iic4iiiciit roll!) for tin ytiir 11)20, mitl correct nil mors in viilimUnii, iKiH-rlptloii or qualities ol land., lot or titlivr troH'iiy, Hw.swi uy llie county AiMCMMir. Aim it man hi H n:u WMwmn uumn mini kiiii-iiih-'Iii: iyuysii ? lining uiim mm inu uu m i School Opens Soon Plan Your Children's School Clothing tin iltity ol K'rM)ii lutcrotctl lo iimiir nt tlit' time anil place appointed. If It unit 1 1 appear to mien ixmru ol r,imun linn lluit there nrv liny land or lot or other iioK"ily luncwitil twice, or inc-ir reedy hmw'5miI uu to iU'K'rlition or (tinn tity, iiml in the name of a jtcrnoii or vr Minn not the owner thereof, or m-n'st-ed miller or lieyoml the nclntil cai.li value thereof, iwilil Hoard limy nuike iiriiiK-r correction of the Mone. If It hhnll it- wir lo Mich Hoard tliiU any laud, lot or otliei iroH'rty iHM.eM.ihle liy the Aichor are not noaei, kucii ikKini Mian a-Hi!i the winie at llie lull r.th value thimif. lllt.S'RV It. RliHD. County AoM-Htor. I'orllaml, Oregon. August 21), 11)20 It Resident of St. John hiivinu luxe ami city lieu to my in l'ortl.iiiil f.in make their iNiyment without incouveiii voce hy availing theniMdw of our M r vice. v will Hiy Mime ami M'Ciirc vour rv,ceipi witiiout inconvenience to oii I'ee. 'iAc Keference: lUiuk. IViniikiilii Title, Alintriict anil Iteally Co., It v II. lleuilerMin, Milliliter, 1112 North jervy Street, J. W. BOTTOM Kalsomining Painting Columbia 87,1 W7 K, Allegheny St. SUNSET CASH GROCERY 111 Philadelphia Street Phone Col. 1148 OUR'S IS AN UPTODATU GROCERY STORE Wc honestly think ni strV merits this title We have certainly done our best to justify it, and we are constantly dying to improve. At nay rate, you can always find here prompt and cor Icons tiurvlce uiid n complele stock of doceries, Fruits and Vegetable which for quality and values cannot lie .surpawKHl in the whole city of Portland. HlK Coffee Special All Leading Brands Golden Oate.Ooldea Went.M. J. H., Royal Club.Deiidable, ScIuIIIuk's, Rlc lb., Ulh. $l.f)0 .Sunset Special Hleiid. yflo lh., JJ lbs 85 Koyal hreakfast Ulead. -10 lb. llllui . $1.05 The same mill nnkes the Nuvogue Fabric that makes the well known Devonshire. The Nuvogue contains the same coloring just as far as the heavier fabric will take the dye. II it the New Vogue is designed for cooler weather an . 1 is there for woven from softer, heavier thread than the Devonshire. The Devonshire 32 inch fabric is now known as the best School Dress material on the market, The colors arc al most Invariably fast. The mill Is'sd conscientious about this part of the busine s that a very large quantity was recalled aft t it was in the hands of the retailers because of a mistake tli was discovered after the goods had left the mill. The Ginghams we carry arc narrower than the Devon shire and are of standard quality and lighter weight than the Devonshire but are cheaper and so well known for School Wear tint almost every child will have a dress of this material. --THE PRICES- The fall patterns of both the fabrics arc in our ware room but 'as they take a higher price than the spring patterns wc udvisc selecting from the older patterns while they last. We have been asking 35c, 40c and 45c per yard for them and you may continue to have them for the next two weeks at that price. They wdll not last tunny days when the program for making School Dresses is in full swing. Your girl must have school shoes and stockings, hair ribbons and bloomers. These will be selected from a stock of reliable, properly priced merchandise if you patronize our store. Boys' is its saw i New U. C. Toasted Corn Flakes, pkg. 10e, Doen Pkgs .$1.10 Kullogg's Corn Flakes i 0 Dlrrc ORn Post Tonsties (new paek)i nbtfl tu.u Puffed Wheat Me, a for . ..10c Puffed Uice 17c. l tor. . . 50c Free Demonstration of Olympla Milling Company's Products Come in and Sample Same it you care for n Slice of Good Cake Olympla Flour, 4' bbl. Sack $3 35 Olympia Pancake Flout, 30e Pkg., Sack 85c Olympin Wheat Hearts. 30e Pkg., Sack S5c Olympia Cake and Pastry Plonr, Pkg 30c Good Head Rice, 2 lh 25c Oregon White Ueans, 13 lb f 1.00 Sago and Pearl Tapieo, lb , 10c Mozola and Wesson Salad or Cooking Oil, Pint 35c. Quart (?5c Lard Compounded (Shortening) 25c Silver Leaf Pure I.ard 30o Spider I.eg (Japan) Gun Powder Teas ,00c Upton's Tea, lb, H)c India and Ceylon, Tea Hulk, Splendid Drink, lb 70c Best Curve Cut Macaroni, 3 lb. 25c Boys' Shoes and Hosiery Wo have talked about that first impression your boy makes at school. If it is a good one that same impression will help him through the term. To attain that end he must be well dressed, clean and manly appearing and we can make just that sort of a boy out of him right at your own store in St. Johns? He can be fitted from head to toe and can be made as proud as a king at a price that you can pay. Why? Because wo know you and have bought goods for you for fifteen years. BONHAM & CURRIER L E. ROSE, Mgr. Men's Dept. Follow the Crowds to the SUNSET, the Busiest Store On the Peninsula. "There is a Reason?" And we Deliver Free to Your Door, and we serve your Boy or Girl as nicely as we serve vourself. THE ST. JOHNS GARAGE 216 North Jersey St. Authorized Ford Service Sta tion. Complete line- of Ford parts iu stock. Tires, tubes nnd accessor ies. - CARS STORED - Welding, Brazing and Ha diators Repaired. Woo'ley Bros. I bono Columbia 690. CHAMBERS COMPANY j, O. ChnmWr Mrs. II. H. I.owry Puneral Directors aiS-ilO KitliiiKSworth Avenue rORTLANt), ORUC.ON Telephone: Woodlinvti 330C C 1183 Mr. Chamber is the only O. A. R. umlerUU'r iu the citv of Portland. 1'cnMtml attention nutl sKirvUion given to arrangement. Dr. N. E. McAJister PENINSULA DANK BLDG. Office phone Columbia 3M Ketideucv 1'uouc 3Utf6 St. Johns, Portland, Oregon Brlug In jour job printing while you think oX IU Don't wait 1 n Take Notice We are giving ONE FOURTH OFF on ail Auto Casings in stock. Buy now while the stock lasts. We have some more Lawn Mowers and Garden Hose at Last Year's Prices, next year they will be higher. Order your Coal and Briquets now for the Winter Supply while the roads are good. They will be higher later. We are Headquarters for Build ing Material. Shingle your Old Roof Now. SEE US FOR PRICES Home Mercantile Co. 209 West Burlington Street ST. JOHNS, OREGON Knights and Ladies of Security St. Johns Council 2775 KrcuUr txitlnrx meeting it anl yl MouiUy. . Open nmttiiK to the puttie at member nut nil4tli Manilas. Vbttori and member cor I ilUII) tuvitetl to attend at illikner llall. U&Laurel Lodge, UOJ. . No. IOO, St. Johna. Oretjon Meets each Monday evening in Odd 1'eU lows hall at 7:3o. A cordUl welcome to all visiting brother. Carl Ueckman N O. P. I' I'retman, V. O. Joe Kaberti. Kcc Sec. 0. v. Norcne. fin. Bee. It. V Clark. Trtaa. StT Johns Camp No, 7546 Modern Woodmen of America. We heartily solicit the attendance of our members at bur regular meeting every 2d and 4th Thursday evening, G. V. Muhm, I.J. Ogden, Consul. Clerk. HOLMES LODGE NO. 101 KNIGHTS Of PYTHIAS Meet every Friday night at 7:30 o'clock In BICKNRR Hall, Visitors always wel come. J. R. Welmer, C. C. E. W. Hood CousultiuK Member o( the American Tecttuiertl Socity. Builder or Automatic Machines I'lacticul, exjxsrt advice given on any thing mechanical, 1027 Dt St. Pertl" PAT'S 5 Barber Shop 108 N. Jersey St. Woodmen ol 1(18 World St. Johns Camp 773 Meet every Thursday eveninc In I. O. O. F. Hall, Leavitt and Jersey isitors always welcome. u. m. wortblpgtoo, Clerk. streets. W. A. Trout. C. C. DORIC LODGE NO. 132 A. P. and A. M. Meet the first and third Wednesday of each month in masonic Hall. VUi tor welcome. A.R. Davis, W. M. A. W. Davit. Secretary. Minerva Chapter No. 105,0, E,S. Meets everv second and fourth Tuesday of each mouth in .Masonic Hall, Visitors welcome. Catherine H Stephens, W. M Bcmic V Pou Sc. 1117 S. Princeton afreet PENINSULA TITLE ABSTRACT i REALTY CO H. HENDERSON, Manag.r 403 N. Jersey Street Abstracts of Title Prepared Titles Rzamined Fhone Colunibia'255
