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EASY
0unandi Baos
Grabateria Cash
Grocery
Constant activity, cooperative buying giving
us quantity prices, no bookeeping, low rent, lots of
space, fine location and extensive acpuaiutaucc lias
spelled the success of the Cash Grocery business as
conducted by the Grabateria. With the mills partially
closed the business has kept up because it is knownby
those who were thrifty and saved that the prices we
put on all our goods is consistent with the very low
cost of doing business and they have the money to buy.
Wc are keen after the trade that expects us to
keep the stock fresh and clean and of variety that
appeals to every palate.
Our phone is C l. 102; our delivery regular
and our attention to ph me orders is personal.
COUCH & CURRIER, Owners
Phone Columbia 102
Dr. V. P. SchulUe, Kes. Col. 1131
Office Col. 379
Drs. Schultze & Swart
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
1-6 Bonham & Currier Bldg.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD
MAKING RAPID GROWTH
IN MEMBERSHIP AND
FINANCES.
The membership campaign be
ing conducted by St. Johns Camp
No. 773, Woodmen of the World,
is getting more interesting each
week and applications are being
received in goodly numbers.
From present indications a class
of at least fifty will be aoded
to the local Camp during the
next sixty days.
The Committee in charge
have divided the membership
into two teams, with Neighbors
Trout and Kroyer .as leaders,
both of whom cluim their team
will win.
There are eight Camps of the
Woodmen of the World in Port
land, having a combined mem
bership of about 11,000. Near
ly all of the Camp3 are con
ducting campaigns at this time
and about 300 new members
are being secured monthly in
this city. At the last quarterly
meeting of the Board of Head
Managers an additional $225,000
was added to the reserve fund,
making it nearly 59,000.000.
Men between the ages of lb and
50 are eligible to membersb p.
N. J. SIMMONS.
Past Council Commander,
TERMS
Dr. D. S. Swart, Res. Col 283
Office Col. 879
New House For Sale at 929 E.
Calhoun street. Three rooms
with kitchen and dining alcove,
built in china closet, built in
Dutch kitchen; everything very
latest. Will sell on your own
termfc in reason. See owner,
Roy Crouchley, 920 N. Central
avenue; Phone Columbia 1C64.
For Sale Crocheted Scarf
Ends, Yokes and Pillow Slip
Lace. Orders taken for all kinds
of crocheting at 814 N. Smith
avenue. 16
Hatchirg Eggs For Sale
Single comb White Leghorns,
trap nest, good stock, mated to
Tancred Cockerel, and Buff Orp
ingtons, good stock also. 1032
N. Syracuse street. 18
For Sale A 5 room bungalow,
strictly modern, block from car.
Come and look this over and see
for yourself that it is a bargain
at $2650; $1200 cash. Owner,
110 Fox Btreet.
For Trade An unemcutnbered
five room house In Woodlawn for
dwelling in St. Johns district: will
pay difference. Phone Woodlawn
5416. i2-5t
Pour room plastered bouse, barn,
lights, sidewalks, frait and berries,
close to; will sacrifice lor $1350
terms and 6 per cent Interest, 615
Hart sun street.
SAM TOX SCIENTIFIC TOOTH BRUSH
THE BRUSH THAT CLEANS YOUR TEETH
If wc could perceive of a better Tooth Brush, either in Quality, Construction or Design,
we would produce one, but wc believe the San Tox Scientific Tooth firush to be the most practical
Tooth Brush offered for sale in the drug world today. Comes in hard and medium at G5c each,
The Depree Company, For Sale Ily
ST. JOHNS PHARMACY
I
The Prescription Store
A. D. S., SANTOX AND DR. HOBSON REMEDIES
Subject for Christian Science
services Sunday: Man.
F. A. Rice has returned from
a business trip to Washington
state.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Blew at
tended the funeral of the form
er's aunt at Junction City Wed
nesday. Andy Kerr has ncceptcd the
contract for the construction of
a $10,000 home for A. C. Gcslcr
at Centralia, Wash.
II. B. Comnson W. R. C. No.
52 will servo a silver tea in Odd
Fellown' hall Saturday, March
5th, from 3 to 5 p. m.
A fine now dnughter was born
to Dr. and Mrs. H. F.'Joncs Sat
urday morning last, uauc and
mother are doing just fine.
One of the scientists has found
out that eating sauerkraut pro
longs life, but why prolong lile
If one must eat sauerkraut Ex.
Preiminnry work on the hand
some new Methodise emtren on
mm . t 1 I
Charleston street next to the li
brary building was begun this
week.
The Royal Neighbors will give
a card nartv In U ckner hall on
Wednesday, Mnrch9. Everybody
welcome: refreshments ana
prizos. Admission 25 cents.
A number of new residences
nro being constructed in &t.
olins and prospects 11 ro bright
for a building activity of much
magnitude being inaugurated
icro when Spring opens up.
The staffs of the Peninsula
National Bank and Peninsula
Security Co. and families enjoy
ed n social dunce at the Kenton
Club on the 22nd. About fifteen
couples weru in attendance and
they had a jolly good time.
After a very successful opera
tion and a five week's stay ut
tho Portland Surgical Hospital,
Mr. Hoes, tho photographer, has
returned to his homo and will
soon bo at his studio to meet his
friends and patrons.
Tho Security Benefit Associa
tion of the Knights and Ladies
of Security will givo their an
nual masnuerndo ball in tho
skating rink Monday evening,
March 11th. A jolly good time
assured.
Mrs. Geo. Tufts and two little
sons of Seasido wcro tho guests
of Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Gromn-
choy last week. They said tho
weather hasn't been exactly per-
cut. but was a great deal hot
ter than the pupors reported.
B. F. Bolieu has returned from
un extended trip to California,
whero ho visited San rrancisco,
Los Angeles, Long Beach, San
) ego and other points in tho
southern part of the Btatc. He
didn't see anything that looked
better than Oregon. t
A Garden Club was' organized
at the Sitton school March 2nd
by Mr. Kirkpatrick, tho city ur
ban leader. Tho officers are:
President, Gladys Dickson; vice
president, Harriett Cooper; sec
retary, Dorothy Young. A Cook
ing Club will be organized next
week.
The Mothers' meGting of the
W. C. T. U. will bo held at the
homo of Mrs. J. C. Scott, 102
Central avenue, next Monday at
2 p. m. We hope to have a good
attendance. Young mothers ore
especially urged to come. These
meetings aro very helpful as well
as interesting. Reported,
Mrs3 Virgina Ballow died
February 26th. She was burn
in Mssouri and resided at 619
Oswego street. She was nged
19 years, 2 months and 26 days.
She is survived by her husband
and hfant child. The body was
shipped to Richland, Mo., for
Interment bununy evening, tho
St. Johns Undertaking Co. hav
ing charge.
"The Conspiracy of Spring,"
the playlet given by the Rain
bow Club at tho r. w. u. A.
building Saturday evening and
repeated on Monday evening,
was a splendid success, and all
the participants executed their
parts In admirable style. The
attondanco waB large and all en
joyed the playlet immensely.
Bernice Gromachey entertain
ed the AltruiBtic Club. Pythian
Sisters, at her home Feb. 22nd.
A large number was present.
The usual routine of work, fun
and "eats" were enjoyed by all.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Sister Hendricks
on South Ivanhoe street. All
members please be present.
Reported.
For Sale Six room modern bun
galow, street improvements in and
paid for; one block from car line,
623 N. Ivanhoe street. 16
Spring Millinery Opening at
St John Millinery Mar. 4 and 5.
Divine healing services will be
held in the I. O. O. P. halt Sunday
evening at 8 o'clock.
Oh, Boy! Oh, Joyl Big Dnnce,
Saturday. March 5th, St. Johns
Skating Rink; gents 50c, ladies
25c. Let's Go!
President J. N. Edlefson of
the Peninsula National Bank
has returned from a business
trip to the Grays Harbor coun
try. President Harding should have
good luck being inaugurated on
I'ridny, especially ir ho wears
the NEKTIE ROGERS sent to
him.
In honor of tho birthday of
Vice ProsJdent F. P. Drinker.
tho Peninsula Bank presented
him with a handsome bouquet of
roses I'cb. 21th.
Wennah, tho eight year old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Patterson, died at Whitwood
Court I'obruary 23 of diptheria.
Burial took place at Columbia
cemetery Thursday last, the St.
Johns Undertaking Co. in charge.
Evangelistic services will bo
held in the University Pnru Bap
tist Church, corner IMsku and
Draw streets, commencing Mar.
7th and continuing two weeks.
ur, uutu, HupcriiuaiKU'iu 01
Evangelism for the Baptist State
f !..!.! i - r
Convention of Oregon will hnvo
charge.
Services at M. E. Church Sun-
dny: 10 o'clock, church school:
subject, "Tho Liberality of
Love. 11 n. in., sermon, sub
ject, "The Latchlesn Door." 3
p. m.. Junior League, Mrs.
Sdith Vinson. Sunt. 6:30 p. m.
Epworth League devotional
mooting. Sacred Concert 7:30
Voluntary, Mrs. B. A. Olson;
All Hail the Power of Jesus
Name." Miles Lane: Invocation:
Solo, "Oh. fur a Closer Wulk
with God," Mrs. C. W. Mason;
Reading from Psalter; Anthem,
'Something for lheo:" Uuet.
selected, Mr. and Mrs. J. S.
Hamilton; Anthem, "Hark!
Hnrk! My Soul!" Sormonotte.
subject, "Ecco Homo;" Duet,
Through tho Gates of Gold."
Mrs. Dr. Frank Sandifur and
Mrs. Otis Learned; Postlude,
Mis. B. A. Olson; Benediction.
Friendship or mutual confi
dence being tho strongest bond
of union between man and only
eixsting whero honor has an
abiding placo is adopted as our
foundation principle. Of an
deal Booster tho personification
of all the higher and nobler at
tributes of man s nature will ex-
st. Each member must provo
limsolf or herself worthy of no
ccptanco by manner, friendship,
lonor, justico nnd loyalty. As
each frntnrnnl order proclaims
these as its cardinal principles,
wo are thus striving to gather
nto one mighty fraternity wor
thy men and women who appre
ciate the true meaning of Frn-
ternalism, who nro cautious in
word and act, who lovo truth,
who nro brave in defending
right, whoso honor is untnrnish
ed, whose sense of justico will
prevent to tho best of their
ability personal act or word in
jurious to the worthy. Public
ity Manager I'raternal Boosters.
For Sale 6 room modern house;
will accept small payment if pur
chaser will assume mortgage; will
give immediate possession, Plenty
of garden space, chicken house and
barn. Call 598.
S. C. White Leghorn setting
eggs trom trapnested stock, 515U
for 15, or $7.50 per 100. Col. 648.
CLEAN UP WEEK
BURN RUBBISH
(not garbage)
BURY CANS AND ASHES
They are good fertilizer for trees
mid bushes
THERE IS NO PUBLIC
DUMPING GROUND ON
THE PENINSULA
There is a $50 Fine for
dumping any place out here.
All property is owned by
some one who wants it kept
clean.
Call the Incinerator, they
will send you a garbage man.
Lieut. R. L. Crane
ROBERT RAKES
Plowing and Teaming
of all kinds
616 E. Charleston St.
Phone Col. 1320
PHONE COLUMBIA 138
GLOVES
IyARGK ASSORTMENT
W. W. ROGERS
THE RAINCOAT MAN
l'OU SAM l'our rooiu.slrictly moil,
cm rottnc. Located clone In on comer
lot GOxM). l'ftved street unit all lnu
provcrncnts tmlil. Nine fine fruit trees
011 lot, nml house Is just being complet
cil. This Is a real bttrgftin nt $2300.00
annul payment down, tmlnncc easy
terms. Inquire Mr. Doyle, I'culnsuln
bccurlty Co,
WORK SHIRTS 85c-liOG
I2KS.
Kor Sale Shcpard strain An
cona sottiiiK orks. 7M S. Craw
ford street; Col. 871). 19
Sprint: Millinery Opening at
St. Johns Millinery Mar.4 and 5.
WORK PANTS $1.95-KOG
EKS.
Hair Wcavinjr.-Mrs. T. Hill,
(ilB U. Tyler street; Col. 783.
Your incomo tax due March
16th. See A. W. Davis, notary
public, who will help you out
with proper report. tf
I-irst class dniasmakinir and
plain sowinirat rcauonnhlo prices
-mu w. Kichmond. 18
J use necaiiHO you're eavinir
i
town ROGERS won't stinir you
on a suiTUASb'.
Aro you lookfnir for a home?
If so, como in and see our list at
very attractive prices. l'crniB
from $85 cash un. Rice & Tate.
107 N. Jersey; Col. 887.
Kor Sale or Rent Now hIx
room imntrmow. partly furn sh
ed; will sell cheap. 711 N.Ivan
hoe street.
For Sale -Chandler car at very
low price, or will trade for llirht
roadster. Columbia 11M.
Good Stuff at the Rlk'ht Price
means quick sales, small profits,
and lots of customers. Volume
pay. Watch ROGERS.
$15 silver cornet to trado for
violin. Call ovoninirs Columbia
516.
Rasket Rail Shocs-ROGERS.
For Sale 6. room semi-modern
house, Bower and Karate,
close in, $1775, with $890 cnsli,
balance $10 and Int. Rice &
Tate, 107 N. Jersey; Col. 887.
Wanted Good violin; must bo
in good condition. Call Colum
bia 389.
For Salo 5 room modem bun
gnlow in St. Johns, 100x100 plot
of ground, $1000 down, terniB on
balance. -C. O. Herwick, 101 N.
Swonson street; phono Col. 315
or Col. 502.
Men's all leather Work Shoes
$3.85-ROGERS.
For Sale--Brooder, ood aa
new; also 120 ejjfr incubator.
Will sell cheap. Call 110 S. Jer
sey street.
For Salo7 room modern house
with 100x100 lot, in fruit, cloao
to car, $3000. Good terms, or
WILL TRADE for acreao. Rico
&Tate, 107 N. Jersey; Col. 887.
Learn to Dance. Why tako
the car to tho city when you
have a professional In your own
town? Learn now, easy to learn
method. Tho Crosson Studio,
203 1-2 W. Richmond street.
Men's odd COATS $7.95-RO-GERS.
For Rent Two furnished
housekeeping rooms with water,
li'Kht and gas, $17 per month, at
the Chicago RoominK House;
suitable for couple.
For Salo or Trade Two lota
50x100, for Ford car. Call 429
E. Charleston street.
Don't send your printing out
of town.
THE I HOUSE
DYE WORKS
317 N. Jersey Street
Prc-War Prices
Suits Cleaned and Pressed
for 1.50
Suits Pressed 50c
Ladies' I'Juth Coats Like New. . 1
1'luin Suits anil Ureses Cleaned
uud 1'ressed... ,$l.i0
YOUR CHOICE
French Dry or Steam Cleaning
No Charge for Culling for and
Delivering.
Phone Columbia 1289
8tttlnf notion Gtiuriuttvvtl
II. A. MANNING
I
Constructive Banking
is me mm ui hum uuhk,
l!ir,.?r.n tlinf flltl.te rtt rlniiin.il
T- !. (.!.!!
aw 1 .v-v. ii-no viiakuiuwo
modern and progressive lines.
subjects that particularly concern them,
Believing that our present depositors are pleased with our
service, we desire to extend it to new ones, and would welcome
the opportunity of serving you in a constructive manner.
COURTESY, SERVICE, DEPENDABILITY, and STRENGTH
I! Peninsula
Timely Bargains
THESE SPRING DAYS
Regular $3.50, Guaranteed 2SX1' Standard
Bicycle Tires for $2.05
Regular G5c, 1920 Reach Tennis Ralls, while
they last for 25c
Regular $2.75 Rail Rearing Roller Skates $2.38
St. Johns Hardware Co.
Tim wixcimsrisn sroien
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Olfioc l'hone Columbiu 6'iTi
Residence l'hone Columbia -177
Drs. BORDEN & KELIHER
DENTISTS
1-4 PENINSULA BANK BLDG.
Nitron Oxide (Ins for
l'allilcm I'.xtriictiou
of Teeth.
NO. 214
Hf)rt of the condition of
Tho Bank of Commerce
it I'ortland. in the State of Oreeon, ut
the cloteof limine Vvb.'JlX, llttl.
KK.SOUUCKS.
Iamiiis and iIImmiiiiiIs .. .. I fil.SiKl 11
Overdraft, we nml nml un.
secure! aui.w
Itonds mid Murrains -WfiUUti)
ItaiikfiiK limine 17.77
I'uriiltnre nnd fixtures . .'. 1 .'J7ti.Hr.
Other reul itute owiiimI (H1 (HI
Due from unproved iwurve
bunk.. ' :il.!Wl.ll
Cush on hand n.UAO.HI
Other resources: ,. IH.'il
Total JKWJBO.iW
maiumtiks.
Capital stock uild in $N),0O0.(M)
Uiuilvlileil Junius, ifksvx-
eiiscs nun lux wi pain -,'.i:i. io
Individual rieixlUiuhH t to
check ... . . 06.17fi.lMJ
Demand certificate of iUmkuIi . li.'M)
Cashier chucks uuUtuiiilinK .. l.'JAl.tXI
Time ami SavliiKs DomhIh. l'J.IM.K)
Reserved lor luiortt mm ixi-i nuu.uu
Total fi:iti.780.:W
State of Oregon, I ss
County of Multnomah, f ' ' '
I, K. IV. Jiuril, uuuicr or lire mxtvt:
uauietl bunk, do wileiiinlv swear that the
above statement is true to the iut of my
knowledge ami belief.
K. k. Menu, inimivr.
Subscribed anil bworu to before
me
this 2Gth day of I'cbruary, littl.
I), It. Kuowles, Notury I'libllr.
My tQuimiuiou expires Nov. I I, l'Jl.
Correct Attest;
J. N. l'.dlufieu,
V. I'. Drinker.
R, !v Kurd.
Dirccturs.
Don't Forget Your
Battery Test
Also remember that your other
Klectrical Ivqtilpmenls on the car
needs attention.
We take care of anything Kleo
trical on the car.
St.Johns Auto Electric Senice
Cor.Jerscy and Charleston Sts.
Phvna Columbia OO
J. W. BOTTOM
Contract Painter
507 East Allegheny St.
Phone Columbia 112
Brlnif in your ows items.
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constant endeavor ts to give
,n .tniiHlnH it...!.. I. .... f , '
ll UUVVIUJI UlUU UUS1MUSS niOIlg a
Wc try to keep them informed on
Nationa
Ban
Member Federal Reserve System
Bmsmat
Ollice l'hone Culuinhni T'.Kt
Nerve lllocklnj; for
1'iiliilctw l'trmriition
of Cavities ami HurlcM
lU'tnovnl o( Teeth.
ITOMSD
THE NATIONAL
Vulcanizing Co,
205 S. Jersey St.
Is the Oldest Es
tablished, Best
Equipped and
most Reliable
Tire repairing
Establishment
on the Peninsula.
All work done on a mon
ey back xtianintee. We
take pride in turning out
the best retreads in I'ort
land. New M"d sciond hand tins ' r
sale. Jti'l i. ii- Mock south uf tin- 1 I
Iiikitta National Jt-iiik. ii ear 1" ,
CHAS. F. BOYLE, Prop.
FOY'S
St Johns Pair Store
Highest Quality and Lowest Prices
Toys a Specialty
207 N. Jersey St. Phone Col KJ9
TllK Sl'IRVICKS Ol THK
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
are heM every Sunday at 9 A, M.
In I. O. O. F. Hall
Sunday School nt 10 a. nt.
JOHN D. RICK, Vicar
Poff & 0'Neii
TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Saud and Gravel -Dally
Trips to Portland
flwuCel. 308 . . 206 N. JERSEY ST
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