COMBINATION RANGES ON EASY TERMS We have four different Combination Ranges, from which you may select a range which will burn coal and wood or. gas. TheRexTwoinOne Range We call it the TWO IN ONE because it is ONE Range which combines all the ad vantages of TWO Ranges, viz: a coal and wood Range in the lower part of the range, and a gas oven and broiler in the upper part of the range. The body of the range is cast iron; it sets on a leg base with nickel plated base strip and front legs. This range is full nickel plated, the oven door and splasher back are white enamel; the gas oven and broiler doors are grill style with class plate, so that a clear view of the cooking titiMiift v nit lin1 Wits nnirtA r within may be had. The price of this range installed, including hot CfQA fiA water coil and stove pipe, is. .tpl" v.lU Terms $19.00 Down, $15.00 Alonth The Wedgewood Combination Range Has a gas burner in the center of the bot tom of the regular coal and wood heated oven, has four gas burners on top of range. This range is made of cast iron, is nickel plated and has white enameled splasher and oven door. Price installed, $1 70. Terms $17.00 Down, $13.50 Month Occidental Combination Range Has gas burner in back of regular fuel oven, three burners on top of range, white enameled and nickel trim. Price, installed, $135.00. Terms 13.50 Down, 12.00 Alonth Black Trimmed Occidental Combination Range, Price installed $120.00. Terms 12.00 Down, 10.00 Alonth YOUR OLD STOVE OR RAN3E AC CEPTED AS PART PAYAIENT FOR NEW RANQE. Your Credit Is Good OAmanduBAos The Cash Grabateria Grocery Another cycle of time has elapsed, we have taken our inventory, we are satisfied with the year's business but at the same time we are to strive for a bigger, better year in 192 1. The most satisfying feeling comes, however, from the fact that prices are going down. Just one item to illustrate; That delicious Eastern Cured Sinclair's Bacon that sold at sixty cents per pound we can sell at 38c. Many others, in fact most other Grocery items have hit the toboggan. The frequent turnover, strictly cash purchases and close margin of profit tell the story of a success ful business on a falling market. We are better equipped to serve you now than ever and shall endeavor to merit the handsome pat ronage we have enjoyed the past year. Moderate orders delivered free, phone orders given special attention. PHONE COLUMBIA 102 Scales & Currier, OWNERS I FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS Uulversnl Lunch Kits $3.25 $3 Hot Water Bottle $2 35 $4 Hot Water Bottle $3.25 35c Eucamct Tooth Paste 23c 25c Pastime Tooth Paste 17c 15c Linen Tablcts.Note and Letter Size 10c 15c Presto Hand Paste 8c 50cGrystal-Lac Polish and Cleaner 27c ST. JOHNS PHARMACY The Proscription Store A. D. S., SANTOX AND DR. HOBSON REMEDIES PHONE COLUMBIA 138 Wilbur Bellinccr and wife of As toria spent New Year's with his father and brother here. Our idea of a smart girl is one who can make her complexion taste as it looks. Llviugstou(Ky.) En terprise. o MiRq Irmn Weeks of Antitro. Wis., has arrived In St. JohnB and will make her home with her aunt, Mrs. Myrtle Weeks. The New Year's entertainment at the Congregational church was n fine success and immensely enjoyed by the large crowd in attendance. u I. W. Underwood of Eureka, I Cal.. has been the guest of his cousin, Mrs. Sam Lear. The two had not seen each other for lorty years. Mfutt KnMinrinn Hnll hna re- tnrnnrl in llflf hnmfl in Corbfitt aftor spending tho holidays with her aunt, Mrs. J. M. Shaw, and her family. 0 Rev. Burton, formerly pastor of the Baptist church here, but now pastor of the church at Ccutralia, Wash., erected old mentis licrc this week. Many a shabby coat covers an honest quart. Ex. o Borrowing may be a disease, but lending is insanity, says an ex change. o See Walker about your Income Tax Report. 633 Smith avenue; phone Columbia 558. A succcsful magazine cover is one that has very little cover for the girl. Trinidad Picketwirc. O-1 - The modest nickel is afraid to go out in the financial world unless ac companied by two or three pennies. If you suspect that your wife has found vou out. tell her before she can tell you; she'll be so mad she'll forget half she wantca to say. Vermillion QKans.J Times. o The Altruistic Club, Pythian Sisters, will hold their next meet- nir with Mrs. A. It. Duusmorc at G07 Pesseudcn street January 11th, when all members arc Invited to be present. o lolm L. Wood v. sheriff of Latah con tit v. Idaho, was a cucbt of his old time friend, Thos. Gricc, the well known undertaker, tuts wecu. Mr. Woodv is n pleasant geutlcmau as well as efficient official. II. V. Clark, the furniture mat), offered n fine blanket for the first baby born in St. Johns in 10s 1 The blanket was awarded to An drew Alcott of 1786 Gilbert street born Jauuary 1, 193 j, 7,30 a. 111. o A chapter of Royal Arch Ma sons is now belncr nrrani'.ed for for this district. A meeting will be held in Masonic Temple. St. Johns Monday night, January loth. All members of the Order are urged to attend this meeting. o Pinna wnra made for n union temperance rally to bo held at the Christian church on bunuuy ovonlnir. Januury Cth, nt a moot ing of the W. C. T. U. held at the home of Mrs. J. G. Scott on Mnmlnv nfternoon. Mrs. Over- street had chnrgoof tho meeting. Tlin filflnneiH of tho M. E. church will hold n UUBinCHB aud social meeting nt tho homo of Mrs. Myrtle Weeks, corner WIN lnmnttfl hnnlovnnl and Mohawk street this, Friday, evening. All members and friends Invited to bo present. Refreshments will be served. Minn Mnrlnn DunHmoro has re turned to Antelope, Oregon, whnfA nlio in Inatriictor in the high school, having spent the holidays with her mother, Mrs, A. E. Uunsmore. unns uuns mriro whn id nttondintr Univer sity of Oregon, also spent the holidays with nis motner. o Pnntnln Tom Sweenev. mana ger of the Inland Construction nnmnanv. which recently was awarded the contract by the dock commission lor me con- of niotinn nf the warehouse at Terminal No. 4, pier 2, haB an nounced the beginning of opera tions. A crew ib driving piling against the fire wall preparing for the general construction crew. The shed will be 750 feet long and 200 feet . wide. The contract price is $181,304. o The Knizhts of Pvthias had a jolly good time New Year's eve. A most enjoyable program was rendered at the skating rink, A. E. Jones acting as master of ceremo nies Dow Walker gave an inter esting talk, the old time K. of P. quartet discoursed some pleasing selections, the D. O. K. K. drill team gave a particularly fine exhi bition: then there were a numoer 01 delightful recitations and other stunts that made the event highly enjoyable. A fine luncheon was served tn the nail later in the even Ing. o Men's SHOES ROGERS. Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Hendricks spent Christmas with their daugh ter, Mrs. J. A. Rose, at Ridgfield, Wash; Mr. and Mrs. J. Rassi left New Year's morning for a tour of South ern California. They expect to be gone about three months. For Sale 200 e Fnirchlhl Incubator and brooder in good condition. Will he sold til a bargain. Call ul this office. When a man expresses sympathy for old maids he means that lie re grets their inability to do as well as his wife did. Ex. The average man can't fool one woman aud yet every once in a while you'll fiud an idiot trying to get away with bigamy. Ex. The girls arc reported to be gain ing physical vigor, but they are not any more able than formerly to do the family washing. Ex. We've observed that there's more notice taken of one typographical error in the paper than there Is in a whole column that is correct. John Burger of Summit, Idaho, has purchased the residence at 328 Pesscuden street through the ageu cy of the Greater St. Johns Realty Company. 0 Corn is now so cheap and labor so high that the farmers have to give their coruhuskers all of their corn as part payment for husking it. Denver Times. Prank Walker returned last week from a four month' sojourn in Ohio, Nebraska and other states, He says he saw nothing that look ed ns good as Oregon. People desiring to have their Re view by mail instead of the carriers in St. Johns are required to pay the subscription price, Uncle Sam docs not deliver free papers. Small want ads should be paid for when ordered. They should be sent to the ollice instead of tele phoned. Too easy to make mis takes aud the amounts are too small to book and collect. The Central Hotel of St. Johns has changed hands aud has had a thorough overhauling. Thirty- eight nice large rooms, some nice housekeeping rooms, large aud cheerful. Strictly under new man agement and absolutely clean aud now open to the public. Prices very reasonable. 1 ue best tn the city for the money, Owner, Mrs, W. T. Hartford. With many regrets but because of failing health I have resigned my work as pastor of Portland Second Church. I shall still pray for St. Johns. My association with them for the last year and eight months has been very pleasant in deed. The pulpit is being filled at present by Kev. whetsel who is an excellent speaker. Come and hear him. Rev. E. D. Blackman, for mer pastor. GLOVES LARGE ASSORTMENT W. W. ROGERS THE RAINCOAT MAN The I. G. II. Y. Club met at the home of Lillian Molson on Fiske last Monday night. We had au unusually good time and adjourned iiniminllv late. At this ineetintr it was discovered that another of the girls had decided to quit the ranks of the active members of the Club and is wearing a new diamond ring. This certainly was a sur prise to most of us and really caus ed quite a commotion. The next meeting will be at Faith Smith's on East Russett street next won doy night. On the 17th our month ly business meeting will be held at the Y. W. C A. club rooms in Portland and at this meeting the annual election of officers will be held. If you want your candidate to win be sure to attend this meet ing. Reported. The river is running very high at present. Wanted by couple without chil dren, two or three light housekeep ing rooms. 109 Philadelphia St. Mrs. T. J. Kress aud Miss Anna Fischer of Salem spent several days last week at J. F. Glllmorc home. A vountr daughter arrived nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Kil kenny at their home in Portland Wednesday morning. Mrs. J. 1). Glllmorc and baby Evelyn arc visiting Mr. and Mrs. Carl Decker at Bisscll, Oregon, this week. II. F. Clark's furniture store was burglarized Wednesday night and a (lo.CII Pflir.4 nf In re rnrlnlni mid n number of small mantel clocks stolen. The tnlllinerv class nt the V. V. C. A. will meet hereafter Thursday evenings 7 to 9. A new class has been formed that will meet Thurs day afternoons' 3 to 5. Tnc gym class meets Wednesday nights. WHO IS ROGERS? Uring in your news items. House Slippers 95c ROGERS. Typewriter nnner nt HiIh ollice. TIN PANTS $2.95 KOGERS. Cess pool (IIl'I'Iiii'. Call C0I11111. bla 12CG. 238 W. Tyler St. at Boys' Bib Overalls 1. aS -ROGERS. For Sale Fine vounir cow nud call; will sell on time. Call Col umbia 1310. BOYS' SHOES ROGERS. For Sale New Thor Electric Vacuum Cleaner, $21.00. Call Co lumbia .120. ROGERS sells BELTS made of real leather. For Sale A complete wooden Ivory baby bed, very reasonable If taken at once. Call at 1060 Mo Kenua avenue. Why is business good with ROG ERS? Good Muff at the right price today's price that's why. Some nice clean little property deals have been handled by the Greater St. Johns Realty Co. Now give us a chance aud we will sell yours. Office No. 403 North Jer sey, opposite postofficc. ROGERS is no SLICKER even if he does sell them for $3.95. For Rent 3 room house with large sleeping porch, partly furn ished, $14.00. Call (KKI Tioga St., corner Seneca. PANTS, T R O U S E R S and BREECHES ROGERS. Maternity cases taken reasonable at U0i) Princeton street, uuur Burr. Call Columbia 901 Bcolit WORK I?RS. r SHIRTS 9-5C-ROG- WORK PANTS $1.95 ROG ERS. For Sale -Several cockeruls at 815 N. Smith avenue. ROGERS is waiting for you. HATS and CAPS that fit your face and pocketbook ROGERS. Wanted Dressmaker's helper at 535 S. Jersey street. Apply in person. Best yet For Sale 7 room house No. 921 Central ave.; Price $1300. See the place, then come and see me. S. C. COOK, 402 S. Jersey street. If you arc leaving city and want a good place to store goods cheap, call Columbia 779. For Rent Modern 0 room house, l'A acres of laud. Inquire at 1215 E. Charleston street. Dressmaking done reasonable at 613 E.New Yorklstreet. Mrs. Gertz. 11 The St. Johns Bachelors won a basket ball game Wednesday night from the St. Johns Lumber Co. by the score of 40-14. The game was much more hard fought than the score would indicate, as during the first half which ended 13-10 in la vor of the club boys, the saw mill boys were leading by several points. The second half started out with some excellent team work which resulted in Bttgbee and buudstroin tossing basket after basket. The entire team for the losers played a good, clean game aud with more experience will be heard Irom. l'or the Bachelors, flugbec, Lind and Wrinkle played very consistent ball. The playing of Bugbee at forward was a revelation to the large crowd, as he was in superb form judging from some marvelous shots from almost impossible angles. Thrift- is one of the qualties every person must cultivate to have a happy, useful life. Thrift simply means the avoiding or unnecessary expenditure now for some thing worth while later on. Every person who has no Savings Account at this time should start ono, if only for one dollar and thus tak the first step toward Independence and Contentment, fit' P'2 - Nationa Ban Member Federal Reserve System Velocipedes Special Price For One Week Oval Steel Tires, Red Wheels, and Gear, Adjustable Seat with Springs, Suitable for Children from 4 to 6 years. Regular $4.50 SPECIAL $3.28 St. Johns Hardware Co. nits wixcmssTisu sroun OMce Hume Columbia 1120 Residence I'lionc Columbia 477 OlHce I'lionc Columbia 71KI Drs. BORDEN & K ELI HER DENTISTS 1-4 PENINSULA BANK BLDG. Nitron On lik- Ghs fur TuIiiIcm Kxtructlon of Tietli. Nerve lllocklng for 1'uliili'tn Preiwrfitloii of CuvitlcM uml Surgical Kemovul of Truth, I Portland Manufacturing Co. MANUI'ACTURURS OK - Panels, Berry Boxes, Coffee Drums, Ex celsior urape Boxes, Egg Case Stock, and all kinds of Veneer FACTORY, FOOT OF RICHAIOND STREET FOY'S St.JohnsFair Store Highest Quality and Lowest Prices Toys a Specialty 207 N. Jersey St. Phone Col.839 Dr. L. F. Pickens DENTIST Office Hours H to 12 A. M. I to C 1. M. Hvcultigs 7 to J 1'eulusula llauk IllnV. Office l'hoiie Columbia MB) Michael Goarcke TRANSFER AND STORAGE LONG DISTANCH HAULING Prompt and Careful Service ut all times. A trial will convince. Office with Greater St. John Realty Co. I'lionc Columbia 4MJ For Sule -Semi-modern 1 room house, lot 50x100, hub lino gar age with electric lights, gas range, heater ana some linoleum gooB with tho place; price $1G50, $900 cash, balanco $15 monthly and interest. Call 517 Oswego street. $2.50 WORK SHIRTS now 2. ROGKRS. Till? SimviCHS OF Til it EPISCOPAL CHURCH nru held every Suiiduy nt 3 P.M. In Blckner Hall Sunday School ut 2 p. in. JOHN I). RICK, Vicar Dr. Frank N. Sandifur OPTOMETRIST Vision Specialist Mtisculur Deficiencies Corrected Glasses Scientifically Fitted to ISyea Replacing of broken lenses ami repair work promptly taken care of, SUITE 514 SELLING BLDG. Phone Main 5075 Portland, Ore. Furniture Repaired and Prices Reasonable EDWARD BROOKS, Fixup Shop, !G . G7 Columbia Blvd l'rench Block,