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SELLER'S
Friday and Saturday Special
35c Tube Eucameutha Tooth Paste and 25c Tooth
Brush, Both for - 35c
ST. JOHNS PHARMACY
j Reserve Funds
Kitchen Cabinet
Of individual firms or corporations can be advantageously left on
deposit at our Dunk.
Interest is paid ott such deposits left for several months,
the rate depending upon the length of time the funds are to bo
on deposit.
Wc will be glad to take up with you the matter of caring
for your business or individual reserve funds which you desire to
have readily available if necessary.
I The Prescription Store
A. D. S., SANTOX AND DR. HOBSON REMEDIES
PHONE COLUMBIA 138
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Seller's Special Cabinet, Oak, Dull Finished.
Seller's Mastercraft Cabinet, Onk, Dull Fit ished.
S Hcr's Spccinl Cabinet, White Enamel Finish.
Seller's Mastercraft Cabinet, While Enamel Finish.
Pay a Little Down and a Little Each
Week
Closing Out Sale
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Aluminum Ware
Granite Ware
Cooking Utensils
$6.25 Universal Percolators $4.85
5.50
6.00
6.15
6.35
1.70
2.55
3.95
4.45
3.25
3.50
1-.25
1.60
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85c
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8.25
8.50
9.00
2.50 Aluminum Roasters
3.50
5.65
6.25
4,20
4.50
1.85
2.20
80c
1.30
1.60
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The Cash Grabateria Grocery
We rejoice with the wage
earner and consumer that Gro
ceries are Going Down.
As commodity prices are de
feated we believe that Goverment
Bonds will soon reach par.
We are willing to take our
chance on this by offering you
Groceries for your Liberty Bonds.
Bring in your Bonds arid receive
Credit at Face Value. Then get
your living against that credit.
Phone Columbia 102
Reasonable Delivery, Prompt
Service
Scales & Currier,
OWNERS
Ladies' Trio-Portland Woolen
Mills Club January 28th, 7:45
p. m.
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It is said that wedding bells
will rinir out on Folk street bo-
fore the end of tho month.
J. W. Palmer has sold the Mc-
Cheoney Hotel to Mr. Seward
of Portland, and will spend time
in California.
At a mcetincr of tho American
Legion in the library last Friday
evening the vote for a bonus
was almost unanimous.
"Hawaiian Strintr Soxtef'and
Hula Hula Danco Portland
Woolen Mills Club January 28
7:45 p. m.
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Groceryman C. L. holmes was
a recent visitor to Spokane, ac
companying his brother, who had
been visiting him for a couple o
weeks, there.
Plans for the expenditure of jx
quarter million or dollars in cn
laraing the Unitod Meat Com pa
ny'a plant at Kenton havo bcon
announced.
Tho Peninsula Electric Co
was awarded tho contract by tho
Public Dock Commission for in
stalling at municipal tormina
No. 1 a completo ship lichting
feeder system.
The seventh and otolith grades
of the North school with their
teachers, Mrs. Hagenbuch and
Mrs. Hulbrook. visited tho St.
Johns Torminul yoatcrdny. There
wero about eighty in the party.
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Dr. Bordon will havo ehnrKO
or services at tiic Congregation
al church bunday. His morning
topic will bo: '"A Great Prob
lem," and tho ovoning themo:
'I'l.n Knot In V,.f tst lln "
Tho ladies of St. Clement
church will givo a danco in the
school hall Friday evening, Jan
uary 21. '1 ho special feature of
the evening will bo tho music
furnished by the Filipino orches
tra. Everybody welcome. Ad
miHaion, gonta, 50c: ladiea 35c.
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Portland harbor facilities have
favorably impressed Frank C.
Wight.associate edior of tho En
ginecring News-Record, for in
giving his observations on a re
cent visit he says: Tho new
No. 4 terminal, formerly called
St. Johns terminal is an admir
able piece of work, quite the
moat modern and efficient riv?r
terminal for ocean going vessels
on tho continent. Hero again in
a minor port one sees the latest
and best ideas of port develop
mont worked out in a successful
manner. Tho grain elevator is
now complete.
The I. G. H. Y. Club held its
semiannual election of officers
at tho Y. W. C. A. in Portland
ast Monday night. Beatrice
Baaio was elected to succeed Al
ma itassi as president: Helen
iusael to succeed herself at vice
president; Lillian Molson to suc
ceed Beatrice Basle aa secre
tary and treasurer; Faith Smith
to succeed herself as reporter.
We hope great things from tho
new officers and are oxpectincr
and planning tho best year yet
or the Club. Our next meet
ing will be at Mabel Reed's on
East Charleston street next
Monday night. Be sure to come.
We always have a good time at
Mabel's. Reported.
At a meeting at the home of
Mrs. Fox, 221 Oswego street,
hursday afternoon of last week
a Guild was organized by ladies
of the Episcopal church. The
following officers were elected:
Mrs. Mary E.Mayger, president;
Mrs. Fox, vice president: Mrs.
Bessie Post, secretary; Mrs. W.
C. Walker, treasurer. The
Guild will meet at the home of
one of its members the second
and fourth Thursday of each
month. The next meeting will
be held Thursday afternoon. Jan
uary 2G, at the home of Mrs. W.
C. Walker, 633 Smith avenue.
At last 1 hursday 'a meeting for
organization members of the
Guild were pleasantly entertain
ed by Mrs. Fox, assisted by her
daughter, Mrs. J. G. Ruhland.
A basket social and entertain
ment will be given by the Port-
and Woolen Mills Club at the
Club House Friday evening.Jan.
28th at 7 :45p.m. Admission 10c.
Dance Orchestra P. W. M.
Club House January 28th, 7:45
p. m.
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Baptist services will be held
in the Y. W. C.A. building Sun
day afternoon ut 3 o'clock. Rev.
E. A. Leonard will preach.
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D. O. Lear df Goldendale.
Wash., is a guest at the home
of his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Lear.
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New membership cards for
tho St. Johns Community Club
are now ready and may be se
cured of tho Secretary, Mrs.
Montgomery.
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Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Balke of
Allegheny street are in receipt
of a letter from lort Worth.
Texas, stating that their son,
John Balko, who left here about
two months ago when he enlist
ed in tho regular army, had been
ill of scarlet fever. Ho served
in tho army during the world
war.
Being
n play
"The Importance of
Earnest" is tho titlo of
given by the high school stu
dents in high school auditorium
Friday and Saturday evenings,
Jan. 21 and 22. It promises to
bo very entertaining and well
worth witnessing. A largo at
tendance ahould turn out.
Tho anniversary Bervico cele
brating the passage of the
Eighteenth Amendment held al
tho Christian church Sunday
ovoning was very pleasing and
highly enjoyed by tho large
number in attendance. Rev.
W. E. K I outer of tho Methodist
church was leader and made some
interesting remarks rolativo to
tho tomporamio work. A very
pretty "Mother Gooso" temper
anco pageant was given by six
teen junior boys and girls. Mrs.
J.C. Scott told of tho work of
tho local W.C. T. U. in an inter
eating and entertaining manner.
Mrs.Mary L. Mallet, stato prcsi
dent of the w. u. 1. u.. gave n
fine address. Excellent music
was furnished by the orchestra
and choir, which was led by Mrs.
Mulkey.
Rev. John G. Lako. nccomnn
nied by his secretary, Mrs.
Graham, Rev. Wm. Wright and
number of other Portland
folks, gave an interesting talk
on Uivino Healing anno Moose
hall on Wcdnesdny evening to
good sized audience. Before
tho meeting Mrs. Rico'u violin
class played Meditation Rcligi
oso, which was well received by
tho audience. Airs, uorabaugh,
Miss Marble. Mrs. Graham. Mr.
Kelley and Mr. Wright testified
to their healing under Rev.
Lake's ministration. At the
closo of tho meeting Rev. Lake
invited any ono present who de
sired prayers for any purpose
whatever to como forward. Quite
a number took advantage of the
invitation and wero ministered
to. Row Lake is planning to
come to bt. Johns regularly as
soon as he can make tho nec
essary arrangements.
Tho following aro tho newly
nstalled officers of Laurel wood
Rebckah Lodge No. 160: Noblo
Grand, Pearl Bcckman; Vico
Grand, Emma Boyd; Rec. Sec.,
Anna Canright; Fin. Sec, Em
ma Burroughs; Treas., Agnes
Leland. The installation was
conducted by Deputy President
Nannie Snydor, assisted by Dep.
uty Grand Marshal Susio Rog
era and staff in a very pleasing
manner. The drill team of ex
Bervico men of Laurel Lodge
gavo a perfect exhibition of
their work, which was greatly
appreciated. Laurelwood has
been bereaved or a charter mem
ber recently in tho death of Mrs.
Cynthia Hewitt, which ocurred
n Vancouver on January Hth.
During her residence in St.
Johns she was an active worker
in the Lodge and community.
Her husband, H. S. Hewitt, and
three children, Charles, Mary
and Mrs. Nellie Dorman.are left
to mourn her loss.
Here U one just listed with the Great.
er St. Johns Realty Co. Six rooms with
lot oi pantry room and cloiets, bath and
toilet upstairs and down, all double con.
tructed throughout, 20 or so fruit trees
n best of shape: (COO worth of cherries
sold from the trees alone; grapes and
berries a-plenty, walnuts, k1 K"rage,
good basement, furnace, gas lights.large
porch, lot 100x135, ou good street all
paid, See GKHAT15R ST. JOHNS
RBAITY CO., 4U3 ti, Jersey, opposite
Fostoffice.
GLOVES
LARGE ASSORTMENT
W. W. ROGERS
THK RAINCOAT MAN
NEKT1ES 35c up-ROGERS.
Typewriter paper at this
ollice.
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uuijuks reaiiy needs you
and you need UUUUKS.
Don't fail to see "The Wreck
of Stebbin's Pride" Portland
Woolen Mills Club House Janu
nry 28th.
WORK APRONS 65c-ROG-
KKS.
Dressmaking done reasonablo
at 613 E.Ncw Yorkatroet. Mrs.
Gertz. 1 1
Givo us courage this day to
ask lower prices ROGERS.
My wife having left her home
notice is hereby given tlint I will
not be responsible for nny bills con
iractcu uy ner.--u. Keliril. 12
Say. Girls, TIPTOE down to
ROGERS for n 75c pair of TOE
RUBERS.
Maternity nurse; terms rensona
blc. Mrs. J. Hickman, 927 South
KelloRg street, St. Johns. 12
Listen, Ladies, I can make u 3
RUBER fit your 6 shoe perfectly
Washing ami Ironing - -First class
laundress will do your family wash
iug cheaper than laundries. Work
guaranteed. We call and deliver.
Mrs. Matsnn, 1221 S. Leonard St.
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WARM SOCKS, 35c, threo
pairs S1.00-ROGERS.
ror Rent Private garage at
523 S. Jersey Btreet.
Listen, you Inborn, please
come buy my RUBERS HUG
ERS.
I'or Rent Cheap A aloro
good for office purposes. Call
Columbia 779.
PANAMA HATS $1.50 in tho
shade ROGERS.
For Sale-Fivo R. I. Red bona
and ten pullets and roostor.
Columbia 879.
A BARGAIN 8 room, all mod
cru house, chicken house and gar
age, lot 52x100; will take small cur
as first payment. SeeRldt & Tath
107 N. Jersey; Columbia 887.
Wanted Tho person who ex
changed lunch pails by mistake
from St. Johns street car to call
1225 S. Seneca streot, or phone
Columbia 439 after G p. in.
SH - SH ROGERS sells
SHOES.
Cess pools dug and bricked, ?2
per foot. Call Columbia 1266.
238 W. Tyler atrout. 14
For Sale Collapsiblo baby
buggy. Call Columbia 799.
Born To Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
A. Haskin. 709 E. Alleghany
street, Monday morning, a son.
Nurse, private home, hospital
cure; special ratos for confine
ment!!. Columbia 1314. 14
SUITS that SUIT, SUIT
CASES, too. At any rato I can
SUIT you-ROGERS.
For RentNice suite and sleep
ing room, oer Bonham & Cur
rier's store. Columbia 263.
wanted ao exchantro miro
bred Barred Rock cockerel for a
couplo of pullets. Phone Col
umbia 1072.
For Sale R. I. Red cockerel.
Mead strain, 83,50, Columbia
648.
WHY PAY HIGH RUNTS
when you can own your own home,
For Bargains and good terms sec
RICR & TATE. 107 N. Jersey:
Columbia 887.
An old time basket social at
W. M. Club House. Ladies
bring baskets, Jan. 28, 7:45 p.m.
THE TIN HOUSE
DYE WORKS
317 N. Jersey Street
Pre-War Prices
Suits Cleaned and Pressed
for $1.50
Suits Pressed 50c
YOUH CHOICE
French Dry or Steam Cleaning
No Charge for Calling for and
Delivering.
Phone Columbia 1289
Slit ittruut Ion Giiitrnntoed
II. A. MANNING
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Peninsula National Bank
Member Federal Reserve System
THE WINCHESTER STORE
TOOLS for
ALL WADES
and or
HOME USE
IT is a worry and a waste of time, which means a waste of
money, not to have always ou hand a kit of first grade tools.
The steel in our tools is properly tempered not so soft that
it loses its edge, not so brittle that it nicks.
We shave the price down low 011 our tools and everything we
sell. Come in.
Our hardware Is the best: It stands the test.
Special prices on Tools this week.
St. Johns Hardware Co. 1
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Oflice l'hoiir Columbia 02Ti
Ktxlricncc I'lionv Columbia 477
Ollice I'liuiie ColiuiibU I'M
Drs. BORDEN & KELIHER
DENTISTS
1-4 PENINSULA BANK DLDG.
Nittoui Oxiilr Cm (or
l'uiiik'vs Kxtritctlon
of Tfcth.
Nerve Mocking for
Painless I'rcjuirutiou
of CiivIUcb iiml Surgical
Removal ol Tooth.
Portland Manufacturing Co. j
MANWFACTUUItRS 01' f
I Panels, Berry Boxes, Coffee Drums, Ex- i
celsior urape Boxes, Egg Case Stock,
and all kinds of Veneer t
FACTORY, FOOT OF RICHMOND STREET I
FOY'S
St Johns Fair Store
Ughest Quality and Lowest Prices
Toys a Specialty
207 N. Jersey St. I'hone Col 839
Dr. L. F. Pickens
DENTIST
Oflice HuursH to VI A. M. 1 to 0 I'. M.
KveuluKi 7 to U
I'eiiiuiulu Hunk Ilbk',
Oflice I'houe Columbia XI 83
SAVE CAR FARE
liy Htiyiug your Fish at the
LITTLE FISH MARKET
11H lhHii(lvlihin Btrovt
Columbia River Smelt, 2 lbs lGc
l'rtsli StevllieuiU, (tcr lb ..30c
Black Cod, per lb , 15c
l'roien Salmon, ir lb , , . ,'JOc
Sturgeon, Jr lb ., 30c
Salt Mackerel, 15c tacb, 2 (or 2&c
Halt Salmon, r lb. ., .....20c
Kippered Salmon, per lb 30c
Kliijcrcd Hcrriuy, per lb , 2Tc
Suit Herring 2 for., 26c
llloater,2 for 16c
Smoked Salmon, per lb 35c
Cl,AMS, CHA1IS and OVSTKRS
l'rldajr aud Saturduy,
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
are held every Sunday at 3 l M.
In Blckner Hall
Sunday School at 2 p. in.
JOHN I). RICH, Vicnr
Dr. Frank N. Sandifur
OPTOMETRIST
Vision Specialist
Muscular Deficiencies Corrected
Glasses Scientifically Fitted to ISyes
Replacing ol broken Iviuea and repulr
work promptly takeu cute of,
SUITE 514 SELLING DLDG.
I'hone Main G075 Portland, Ore.
Furniture Repaired and
ltlSMNJSlIBl)
Prices Reasonable
EDWARD BROOKS, Fixup Shop,
626 . 527 Columbia Dlvd 1'reucL Block,