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About St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 16, 1921)
GIRLS' !! BOYS'!! I r FORTUNES Have you seen the stock of BOOKS we have waiting for you? Better come iu aud see some of your old friends, Gordy's History, Frye's Geography and others all lined up for you. Our line of Books, Pencils, Tablets, Etc. is complete. ST. JOHNS PHARMACY Phonographs For Less $125 "Etruscan," Mahogany $98.00 $5 00 Down, $5 00 Month $125 "Ramona," Mahogany $98.00 $5.00 Down. $5.00 Month $150 "Etruscan," Golden Oak, Waxed. . .$120.00 17.50 Down, $7.50 Month $165 "Ramona," Mahogany $125.00 $7.60 Down, $7.50 Month $175 " Etruscan," Fumed Oak $135.00 $8 00 Down, $8.00 Month $175 "Etruscan," Gofdon Oak, Waxed. . .$135.00 $8.00 Down, $8.00 Mouth $225 "Ramona," Mahogany $150.00 $10.00 Down, $10.00 Month $300.00 Etruscan Brown Mahogany $225.00 $20 00 Down, $15.00 Month, Your Credit is Good OAmandii Baos The Steady Return The Cnth Grnbateria Grocery was the first on the field to establish a More that eliminated all the red tape of soliciting orders at your back door, employment of n bookkeeper to fig ure your account, cut out the nnytimc-in-the.day.dcllvcry and a collector to chase after you to get you to pay your bill. The iunovution look from the start and the steady return of the customers tells the story of our ability to carry a splcn didly assorted stock of all the good things for the table. You can sense the pro.scrity of the store the minute you step in to it. It has come because we have given the public what they want at the prices they want, deliver at a regular hour and deal with you ns we would be dealt with were we the cus tomer and you the store owner. The Grabateria Cash . Grocery COUCH & CURRIER, Owners Phone Columbia 102 Dr. V. 1. Schultze, Res. Col. 1131 Dr. D. S. Swart, Ucs. Col 283 Office Col. 379 Office Col. 370 Drs. Schultze & Swart . PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS 1-6 Ilonham & Currier Hldg. Portland Manufacturing Co. i! -MANUFACTURERS OF- Panels, Berry Boxes, Coffee Drums, Ex celsior Grape Boxes, Egg Case Stock, and all kinds of Veneer FACTORY, FOOT OF RICHAIOND STREET St. Johns Lumber Co. Wholesale and Retail Columbia 131 C 1 101 Foot-of -Burlington St. SPECIALS At Handy Grocery FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. Columbia 1299 109 N. Edison Street 8ugtr. 161 lbs fl'OO ($1.00 worth io the customer) Van Camp's Pork and Beans No. 3. , ,28c Pucx Jam, 0 oa ilie 10c I'eanut Batter, lb., 12c Sweet Cora, 2 cans 2ftc Macaroai,bulk41bs 25c Bulk Coflee, 2c grade now 20c, 4 lb 95c BSC " ID ouc Ubby's Corned Beef, 12 oz can 20c Royal Club Pineapple, size 2 80c Nary Beans, 31 lbs 25c Calnmet Baking Powder, 1 lb. can... 30c Armour's Roast Beef, 1 lb. can. .....25c I.ibby't Apple Butter No. 2 can 18c Daintr Brand Spinach, No. 21, 18c Kerr's Wheat Flakes, pkjj 15c Tomatoes, can , ...12c Oelmonte Tomato Sauce, small, 3 . . ,25c Ouaker PuSed Wheat or Rice. 2 pg.25c We carry Fruits, Vegetables, Bakery Goods. Soft Drinka 5 cenU. Try and see how much you will save. We deliver no extra charge. Sugar delivered with the orders. I The Prescription Store A. D. S., SiNTOX AND DR. HOBSON REMEDIES PHONE COLUMBIA 188 Mrs. P. II.Edlcfscn is ill at the Good Samaritan Hospital. L. M. OihuB and family mo tored to Oswego Sunday. Subject for Christian Scionco services Sunday: Matter. The St. Johns Garage has in stalled an up'to-date battery recharging outfit. Mis Anna Toole has Kono to Taft, Lincoln county, where she is teaching school. Mrs. Susan Roberts has taken out a permit for a fine residence on North Kellogg street. The George school parent teach crs association will meet Tuesday at the George school at 2 p. ui. J. W. Ball has purchased the National vulcanizing Works on South Jersey street from C. r. Boyle. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Williamson have returned from a very en joyablo outing in the White Salmon Valley. Mary Elizabeth Stevenson sue ccssfully underwent an opera tion for adenoids and tonsils at Peninsula Hospital Wednesday. Ten vessels aro loading lum ber at the mills in Astoria, Wcstnort and Waunn. Two hundred longshoremen aro cm ployed. The Ladles of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union will meet at the homo of Mrs J. C. Scott, 102 North Central avenue, next Mondny at 2 u. m. Jean Elliott Wood will open up n studio next Tuesday at tho S.T.Eyes residence, 80G S. Leon ard street, where she will leucn the Dunning Sytem of Improved Music Study for beginners. Every loyal resident of St Johns will boost for tho rja Fair. Don't bo afraid you will say or do too much. "Lay on, Macduf," and dratted bo howno Urat cries, Hold; enough." Ono hundred and seventy-one nervy novices treaded tho desert uandB Saturday ovening and are now recorded membora of Al Kador Temple, A. A, O. N. M. S. Allah was merciful and Mecca, tho Sacred City, was reached af ter a toilsome journey. Tho Fraternal Boosters aro making efforts toward bettering somo of tho streets and sewers. City Commissioner Barbur, K. C. Kramers, chief of the bureau of construction aud Mr. Johnson ad dressed the meeting on Wednesday evening. The Garden Kxhlbit of the schools was held iu the Peninsu la National Bank lobby Sept. 15th. This exhibit was the outcome of the Garden contests introduced by the Batik last year which proved very successful. The contestants are taken from the grammar grades in all the schools on the Peninsula and are furnished needs with which to start their gardens. The ex hibits were particularly fine. The list of prizewinners will be given next week. $4000 Five rooms and hath, fur nace, garage; lot 100x100; apples, cherries, apricots and berries; gar den and lawn. RICK & TATU, Realtors, 107 N. Jersey; Col. 887. The Geueva Confectionery serves Ice Cream, Cold Drinks and Light Lunches, a 15 North Jersey, $2200 six room modern house on good street. Or will take one or more lots in as first payment. Rice & Tate, Realtors, 107 N, Jersey; Col. 887. $1200 buys a comfortable 3 room house ou a corner lot 100x100; sidewalks in aud paid; good loca tion; 300 cash, balance easy. RICE & TATU, Realtors, 107 N. Jersey; Col. 887. Opening dance of the season at the Portland Woolen Mills club house will be given Friday, Sept. 16th. Employes and their friends cordially invited. Sueed'a Orches tra will furnish the music. Ad mission, gents 50c; ladies 35c. Si 200 buys a nice corner lot 50x 100 with 4 room shack; a basement for the new home; good terms RICE & TATE, Realtors, 107 N. Jersey; Columbia 887. Wanted. Annie nickers at White Salmon, WaBh. For par ticulars write H. B. Tieke.Whito Salmon, Wash. For Sale. Nice Seckel pears. Brine containers aud get them at ti per box or f 1.25 delivered. Fine for pickling or canning. 808 S. Crawford street. Columbia 684. For first-class dress making call 317 Smith avenue, North. Suits, coats, dresses and child- rena' garments. A nice Jersey cow for Bale. G years old. giving 2 gallons of milk daily. Also Flemish giant rabbits. 814 N. Ivanhoe street, St Johns. Typewriter paper for sale at this office. Alfred Anderson has taken charge of tho Step-In pool hall at 112 Philadelphia street. Mrs. Emmett Wilktns, after a serious operation at the hosni tal, is rapidly recovering at tho home of Mrs. Uhoquette on Philadelphia street. Tho Dependable Club of tho iY. W. C. A. held its semi-annual election Wednesday and tho fol- ! f . 1 1 1 . . 1 1 owing ouiccrs were eieciea: Mil dred Glaub, president; Hildn Gertz, secretary; Kosaiind Og den, treasurer. Tho Woodmen of tho World will give a 500 party in Blcknor Hall next Monday evening. lie freshments will be served and music will bo furnished by the W. O, W. orchestra. Every body invited. Mrs. Emma M. Field and daughtor, Miss Harriet Field, of La Moure, North Dakota, are visiting nt the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. W. A. Carroll, G21 North Syracuse street. Mrs. Field (b a sister of Mrs. Carroll. P. G. Gilmore, formerly n well known St. Johns business man, but now conducting n ho tel at Newport, has been sori ously ill for several weeks. At Inst report he is on the road to health, a fact his many friends hero will he glad to note. While Monday was a slow day for wheat transactions at Pacific Northwest primary points Tucs day sales wcro liberal at a rise In uncos. Estimates of tho trade as to the volume of whent al ready out of furmers' hands place tho figures nt 50 to GO per cent, for Oregon and Washing ton, which is the greatest vol ume of wheat over mnrketcd up to this time. The meeting of the St. Johns Community -Club next Tuesday evening will take the form of a mass meeting to boost the 1923 Exposition Site for St Johns. A number of speakers will talk ou the project. The meeting will be held In the Y. W. C. A. building. Everybody Invited. This is a mat ter iu which all are interested. Turn out next Tuesday evening and help boost Wc have the best site of all. Nature has done her share; let us do ours, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. W. Cooloy ofSilvertonnnd little Blllic. Jr., wcro recent guests of Mrs. Almn Chonuctto nt 309 Phila delphia street. Mr. Cooley is nronr ctor of the (Jem Ihontro at Silverton and Mrs. Cooloy is tho daughter of Mrs. Choquetto. Other guests of Mrs. Chonuctto wore Mr. Delux and Mrs. Mary Neavvell of Ashland; Mr. and Mrs. JamcH Armstrong of Ho- nuinm. Wash.: Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Clark and little daughtor Ervilln of Tacoma. Mrs. Clark Is tho sister of Mrs. Choquette. Iu considering North St. Johns as a site for the 1925 Exposition the fact should not be overlooked that it is the only place where a big harbor can he developed. If the city would purchase the laud ex tending down to the conjunction of the two rivers, a harbor extending from the west bank of the Willam ette and the east bank of the Co lumbia could be established, mak ing it oi immense scope and importance. When the money is ex pended for the Fair project, why not get something for the money something that will be of lasting benefit ever afterward ? Dr. H. F. Jones preached a very nteresting sermon last Sunday evening at the Christian church, the subject of his dis course being on "Tho Regenera tion of Bryant Kent" Tho doc tor is delivering a series of sermons on "The Gospel in Lit erature," and Sunday evening a sermon was the second of tho se ries. The books he reviews have a moral of an elevating nature, which ho weaves into his ser mons in an impressive manner. Besides being of high value from a religious point of view, the se ries aro 'proving very interest- ina and entertaining. Next bun- day evening the Dr. will review tho book. "The Harvesters." ine attendance is large and appreciative. THE 1 HOUSE OYE WORKS Suits Pressed 50c Best work in the city. No Charge for Calling for and Delivering. Phone Columbia 1289 GLOVES LARGE ASSORTMENT W. W. ROGERS THE RAINCOAT MAN Nektlcs. ROGERS. For Sale. Hemstitching busi ness and household goods. 804 i N. Jersey street. 4G Good Gloves. ROGERS. For Rent. 8 room house; two bntha; electric lights, gas and water. Corner Edison and Alta streets. Call 114 N. Edison. Dress Shirts. ROGERS. For Sale. 1918 Chevrolet, $225, $50 cnsli, balance time. Call 222 Olympia street after G p. m. Work Pnnts.-KOGERS. For Sale. Boy's overcoat and middy suit, ago 5 to 6 years, Call 215 W. Tyler Btreot. Work SMrts.-R O G E R S. For Sale. Three room Iioubc, lot G7ix 130 feet, Bewcr in street and paid. $1150, $550 cash. Call 2202 Willamette buolevard. Boys' Overcoats $7.50. RogerJ. 2 Wanted. Good No. 1 milch cow, fresh or will bo soon. Call 422 E. Lcavitt street. Mens' Overcoats 1G.50. Rogers. For Rent. Throe room house at 209 N. Smith j avenue. Call 403 E. Chicago strcot. Rogers Is not a SLICKER just because he sells SLICKERS at $2 25. Ten Radiant Gas Heater for salo, pipe included, practicnlly now.L Cull 109 J. Philadelphia street. RUBERS ROGERS. The best way to find a fortune is to follow the example of the great majority of those who havejfereated fortunes by their own endeavors, and save systematically, depos iting regularly and investing wisely. Peninsula National Bank COURTESY, SERVICE, SECURITY St. Johns Christian CHURCH Oswego and Central I'oimVc not the Anctnlillng of youriclvei together. Blbli School 9:45 A, M, Communion and Sermon 11:00 A. M. C, E, 7 P. H, Sermon 8 P, M, Midweek Service Thursday 8 P. M, To all who lu anil need 8vlour, To all who torrow and need comfort, To all who are helplcMand need Iiojkt, To "whoiutocver will" ThU church oimiii wide Itadoor In the name of Jraus Clirlit. Iu cttenttaM unity, Iu uon-ciiciitlali liberty, III all thlugi charily. DR. JONES, Minister Columbia CtfO Winchester Skates Nothing Better Made Tops of Cold Rolled Steel, Nickel Plated, Ball Bearing, Extension 8 to 10 1-2 inches LET THE BOY OR GIRL SKATE TO SCHOOL Boys or Girls7 Skates, Special $3 With 4 Extra Wheels St. JOHNS HARDWARE CO. THE WINCHESTER STORE Gasser's Express 202 N. Jersey St. Wc Haul Anything Any Time Any Place Fireproof Storage Moving Jobs and Long Distance Hauling A Specialty Phne Office Col. 824 Residence--Col. 377 Froah lino of irrocorloa nnd confectionery, ice cream nnd summer bevcrnKca. Tnku homo n brick of ico cream for Sundny dinner. Call Columbia 1051. Tho Fern, 203 N. Jeraoy Btreot. 2tM Typewriter paper for biiIo at this oflico. l'rico 2rc per hun dred Bhoota.or COO nlieota for ono dollar. Experienced lady wishes work by day or hour, 40c nnd cur fr. or utir.io in sickness; i.o Swciihou street; H. M. Sowers. lf Needlework, Mumped articles mul mnterinls for working, crochet thread uud notions nt Blue Mini Hazaar, 311 N. Jersey St. .H Meim' Worm Undorwear. It O (J 10 It S. COdlt MIHt WSH CtMfl CONCIMID h l.ll IUM a IMI frM Hcms Dure a uuhku CUT IOC MIT( NIHIL MU tuOOIMMaJHif fOLJtHtOTo l8t UMUO MI OQ1 MA 4 CCM. Cor rwc toon fa IMI fcalwb AU.WCUI turn (Ntlf ItfcCI 00( HUN M UKI IIACHOttN tub .Mil IUCIO.1 I NOTICE -The Colonialis the same Range as our Opal. We can furnish you this RiuiKe with White, Gray and Blue Enamel Trimmings ANOTHER OPAL RANGE SOLD F. W. ROBINSON, 1211 Wlllamotte Blvd. Is convinced of Range Quality H. F. CLARK THE FURNITURE MAN
