No. 8 16 C Colonial Jr $76.00
No. 8 18 C Colonial Jr $85.00
No. 8 16 0. E. Colonial Jr., Dine, White or Grey
Enamel Trimmings $100.00
No. 8 18 O. E. Colonial Jr., Blue, White or Grey
Enamel Trimmings $108-00
No. 8 16xE Colonial, Blue, White, or Grey Enamel
Trimmings . ,....$125.00
No. 8 18xE Colonial, Blue, White or Grey Enamel
Trimmings $130.00
No. 8 18x Colonial, Euamelcd alt over, Blue, White
or Grey $175 00
Above are Installment Prices
Less 10 Per Cent For Cash
SPECIAL TERMS
Pay $10.00 Down and $2.50 a Week for ANY
Colonial Ranee Listed Above.
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The Grabateria Grocery
Phone Columbia 102
Our selling prices ore based on our Iniylng power that
is obtained by bclonln to an organization of picked grocers.
Our output is large but when combined with seventy
five other first class Grocers you will realize our ability to give
you prices on all lines that arc always favorable.
We lire personally on the job day after day: we look
ofter your wants as we would our own. We ore your friends
and neighbors and could not afford to hold you up if we were
so inclined.
Should anything go wrong at anytime, adjustment Is
cheerful and reasonable.
Try us out for a month: give us your check for $25 and
wc will give you u coupon book for your daily purchases.
Compare that month with your former grocery account and
Mhen decide who-is'your bcst'Groccri
The Grabateria Grocery
The Store With the Checker Board Front
COUCH & CURRIER, Owners
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Dr. V. P. Sclurltze, Hes. Col. 1131 Dr. D. S. Swart, Res. Col 283
Office Col. 379 "Office Col. 379
Drs. Schultze & Swart
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
1.6 Bonham & Currier Dldg.
Portland Manufacturing Co.
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 1101
Foot of Burlington St.
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"Tin tho Dvuf! Storo Flrnt"
ST. JOHNS PHARMACY
The Prescription Store
A. D. S., SANTOX AND DR. HOBSON REMEDIES PHONE COLUMBIA 881
Guaranteed Rubber Goods For Your Fall Needs
TOOTH PASTE SPECIALS
Pebccco Tooth Paste ... 39c Pasturnc Tooth Paste 17c
Hucamint Tooth Paste 19c Kolynos Tooth Paste 26c
Nuxferronc Liquid Iron 9Gc
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GENERAL
Peninsula Hospital J
312 Trumbull St, cor. Willamette blvd.
The Hospital for St. Johns
Under New Management
Phone Columbia 1492
Mrs. T. T. Chambers of 2135
Willamette Boulevard has returned
from a visit with relatives in St.
Helens.
Do you want to know who is
Boss in Industry? H. E. Vnness
will tell you Monday evening at
the Community Church.
Bernice Shaw, from Oregon
Unlveralty, spent Inst Sunday
with her parents and attended
the Washington'California ball
game on Saturday.
The Episcopal Church Guild
will conduct a food snlo at the
St.Johns Hardware Storo Satur
day beginning at 11 a. m. Go
and get your pies and cakes for
Sunday.
Martin Homer, for fourteen years
i resident of St Johns, now rcsitl
tig near Hlllcboro, paid this office n
deasant call Saturday afternoon.
He says the Review is always n
welcome visitor in his home.
Dr. L. J. Kclihcr is opening up a
dental office inOlympia, Wash. The
doctor's many friends here will re
gret his departure, but wilt unite in
willing him unbounded success in
his new location.
Mr. and Mrs. David Fhmming
of 321 East HurlinKton street,
have been culled to Salem on the
account of the serious illness of
Mr. K eram nir'8 father, who re
sides there with his elder son.
Under the crippled children's
law the University of Oregon
Medical School has given free
surgical attention to more than
sixty children oi mo siaie.
Eugene Guard.
The card party of tho Hoyal
Neighbors of America, sched
uled for tho evening of Novem
ber 9th, has been postponed un
til a later date, wo have been re
quested to announce.
The C. C. C. members nrc urged
not to forget to attend the monthly
class meeting, November 13th at the
home of Miss Mabel Kced, 321
Charleston street. A very delight
ful time will be enjoyed. Reported.
The W. C. T. U. will meet
Monday, November 7th, at 2
p. ni. at the public library. Tho
public Is1 invited to attend .our
meetings. Tho president wishes
every member to bo presort.
rteporlcd.
On account of Armistlco Day.
tho regular monthly business
meeting of tho W. II. M. S. of
the M. is. lurch has ueen posi
nonce until November loin, u
Will be held at tho homo of Mrs.
L, E. Hose, 715 Kellogg street.
Vim Flour, manufactured in St.
Totms. is netting to be more and
more a favorite of the housewife, Its
superior quality, aside from the fact
t hut tt is a local product, is uecom
hie more uenerally recognized. If
von have never tried Vim. try it
now.
A Harvest Social will bo held
in the Parish Ilnll of St. An
drew'B Episcopnl church, Ports
mouth. Thursday evening, No
vember 17th. beginning at 7:30.
Procram and refreshments.
Adults 25 cents. Children 15
cents. Come nnd have a goo
time.
The Bachelor Club play,"Lets
all Get Married," will bo staged
in the Hich School Auditorium
Saturday, November 5th, nt 8:15
n. m.. If you would avoid disop
nolntment wo would suggest
that you make arrangements for
seats without further delay,
since the seating capec'tv of tho
auditorium is limited to 450, and
the play is to be criven on one
night only. Many reservations
for seats have airenay neen maao.
so if you would count yourself
nmong the fortunate 450 it will
be necessary to act quickly.
In the foot ball game at Pier
Park last Sunday Oregon City
and the Bachelor Club battled
through the four periods tOj a
scoreless tie. Both teams per-
formed in faultless style, with
the visitors using the forward
pass like college players. In the
last quarter the Ipcal boyB in a
grim etlort to score a toucn
down, forced the ball to Oregon
nitv'a 20 vard ne. Here tne
t me left to play torceu tne ciuo
to try three drop kicks, which all
fell short or went to one side.
The Bachelors are tied for the
championship with Arleta, and
nlav them November 13th. It
has not been decided where the
contest will be held.
For Sale. A baby bassinet,
buggy, a nursing chair, refriger
ator. five eallon crock, library ta
ble and gas water heater. 716 K.
Buchanan.
I must sacrifice beautiful garden,
57x182, fenced, big chicken
house, lumber, water, pipes in
ground, half block to St. Johns car,
S975. Henry C. Ililkenoacii,
Washington street, Portland, Ore.
Subject for Christian Science
services Sunday: Adam and
Fallen Man.
Do you want to know who is
Boss in Industry? H. E. VanesB
will tell you Monday evening at
the Community Church.
Mrs. C. M. Sowers, who was
in a dying state, had to turn to
God for help and will soon be
able to take a position nursing
again. Mrs. C. M. Sowers.
Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter Day Saints: Sunday
school Sunday morning nt 10:30
at Bickncr Hall. Cottage meet
ing every other Friday even
ing at 7:30, 524 East Mo
hawk street. All welcome; no
collections.
Next Sunday morning at the
New Pioneer Methodist Church
a resolution will be voted upon
declaring for tho reduction of
armament, which will bo sent
to President Harding. On Arm-
stice Day. November 11th, the
congregation will be requested
to nttend a program service for
the purpose of asking Divine aid
for tho Disarmament uonrerenco
which opens on that day nt the
National Capital. Services 7 a.
m. to 7:45 a, m.
St. Johns United Evangelical
church. J. lloldcman. pastor.
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preach
ing at 11 a. m. There will be
services in the evening as usual.
'1M..(ma t rvnrwl nt ntiilnn Ait '
i. 111:1 U vuo ii kuuii tivii mimiww
last Sunday at both the Sunday
school and preaching services.
Let us increase the attendance
each Sunday, that we may have
steady growth: a steady
growth mcnnB a healthy growth.
riioro were six promoted irom
the primary department to tho
main school last Sundny. He-ported.
The Parent Teacher Associa
tion of tho Williams school was
organizeu mommy niiernoon, uc-
tobor 31st. with 02 members
enrolled. Oncers selected were,
Mrs.E. F. Monahnn. president;
Mrs. A. W.Duvis, vice-president;
Mrs. L. J. Wright, secretary;
Mm. Charles Nelson, treasurer.
Mrs. Bathgate, president of tho
Poitlnnd Pnrent Tonclior Asso-
cation, was present and told of
tho purposes of tho organlza
tlon and the work being done by
it. Meetings will bo held tho last
Monday of each month at 3 p. m.
An Invitation is extended to an
who nrc Interested In this work.
Tho helninir Hand class of the
Christian church gnvo their
teacher. Mrs. T. U. Waite, a
Hallowe'en surprifo party at her
home. 810 North Syracuso streot,
Saturday. October 29th. The
uirls wero attired in novel mas
mierndo costumes which lent
much to the jollity of the occa
sion. Seasonable games wero
played; following these came
the refreshments characteristic
of tho occasion. Among those
present wero: Madallno Munson,
Huth urnKo, uiura uogorB, uar
olyn Imhoir, Mary Pocock, Dor
othv Younir. Ella Factor. Mil
drnd SenrH. Mildred Matthews.
Kathryn McChesney, Mrs.Nellle
Hondreil. Floyd Henderson. Jr.,
Audrey Waite, Mrs. F. C. Walte
and Agathn Waite.
One of the busiest places in St.
Johns is the Peninsula Hospital,
which has recently been estab
lished. Mrs. Chester Jackeon and
Miss Zeta Smith are both doing
nicelv after serious operations.
Arthur Anderson is recovering
from tho effects of a motorcycle
accident that he was in last Sat.
Mike Poner received a brok
leg in an accident nt the bt.
Johns Lumber Company. Mrs. J.
McBaln haa both feet Injured
while working at the Terminal.
At present baby girls are quite
fashionable in the hospital. On
October 25th Mrs. Konald Hik'ht
of 531 South Jersey street gnve
birth to a daughter. On October
28th girls were horn to Mrs.
Herbert Isham of Blueslide,
Washington, and Mrs. h. O.
Tripp of 212 East Chicago street.
T h r e e convalescenses are
Mesdames Jensen. K Keading
and Dyer. Reported.
For Sale $25 collapsible baby
buggy for $8. Call 824 N. Kdison
street.
GLOVES
LARGE ASSORTMENT
W. W. ROGERS
THE RAINCOAT MAN
Try O. M. P. Butter.
Typewriter paper for sale at
this oflice.
Try our Chile.- 'The Geneva,'
215 1-2 N. Jersey street.
Leather work aprons $1.75 up.
U O G E It S
Get your battery recharged at
the St. Johns Garage. adv
I will sell my upright piano nt
a sacrifice. Call 632 E.Kichmond
street.
Slabwood $4.50 per load deliv
ered. Columbia 1448.
Fresh line of groceries nnd
confectionery, ice cream nnd
summer beverages. Take home
a brick of ice cream for Sundny
dinner. Call Colombia 1051. Thu
Fern. 203 N. Jersey Btrcct. 29-4
Arctic Sox, pnlr 20c.
It O G E It S.
Slabwood $4.50 per load dcliv
ered. Columbia 1448.
I will trado my equity of $750
in $2850. modern bungalow, near
new High School, for good build
ing lot. bee Kice & 'lute. Kcal
tors, 107 N. Jersey streot. Col.
887.
Slabwood $4.50 nor load deliv
ered. Columbia 1448.
ROGERS Specials 45c.
The Geneva Confectionery serves
ice cream, Cold Drinks and Light
UunciieH. a 15 Y, North Jersey.
Miss Elizabeth Moo is ononlnc
up a millinery class. For partlc
ulnra cull after 7 p.m. Col. 854.
tints remodeled rcnsonnble.
Good Shoes chenp.
R O G E It S.
C AAPAA
a ona ). JkHjuu ior a x room
modern nouse, uwxiuu, corner
pnved street, sidewalks nnd
sower; nil paid. Abundnnco of
fruit nnd walnuts: irood location,
Terms. Rice & Tate. Realtors
107 N. Jersey. Col. 887.
A 11 vo talk. Program and eats
at tho Community Church Mon
day evening.
Dressmaking of all descriptions.
also furs remodeled at 033 South
Jersey. G2
Boy's SuitB Shoes.
R O G E R S.
Good grndo of linen finish pa
per, typewriter slzo 500, sheets
ior si.ou at this olllco.
Mrs. Vinson docs hemstitch
ing at 528 South Ivnnhoo; phone
Columbia 1UH. tf
Attontlon, Ex-Soldlersl Come
in and let us expluin how you
may buy your homo now nnd ap
ply your Btate loan on snmo when
secured. If you have no ready
cash wo can help you. Appllca
tiona for lonnB tilled out free 0
chnrge. Rice & Tnte, Realtors
107 N. Jersey streot. Col. 887.
RUBERS ROGERS.
I' or Kent. Housekeeping und
Bleeping room; reasonable. 102&
Bonham & Currier building
Col. 263.
Embroidery work of all kinds
neatly done, also will care for
children during day or evening
nt homo. Miss Doris O'Conneli,
Col. 203.
For Sale. Hai ley DaviBon
motorcycle, model 1919. in good
condition; price, $125. Call at 814
N. Ivanhoe street.
For Sale. One box Du Pont
stumping powder; half price.
610 N. Jersey street, new house.
A live talk, Program and eata
at the Communiy Church Mon
day evening.
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Your Money
Make ever y day and every Week count in
your efforts to build up a reserve fund for
emergency and opportunity, and do not
overlook the fact that--Compound interest
vvill work for you every day you have your
money in tho bank.
Peninsula National Bank
COURTESY, SERVICE, SECURITY
caaE
"For Rent. Furnished house
keeninir rooms. 712 Smith avenue
North. Col. 1348.
For Rheumatism use Old Scotch
Liniment. Good for soreness of the
chest, sore throat and colds. For
sale by the St. Johns Pharmacy
Call for free sample. 2
For Sale. My home at 921 N.
Hudson, opposite tne Nortn or
Sitton School, has proven too small.
I havu purchased a new home, 50
will sell the above place for $1250,
So cash: balauce $12 per month
and iuterest. H. A Longstaff.
Ilrlng In your Job printing
St. Johns Christian
CHURCH
Oswego and Central
Bible School 9:45 A. M.
Communion and Sermon 11:00 A, M.
C. E, 6:30 P. M.
Sermon 7:30 P. M,
Midweek Service Thursday 8 P. M.
An inspired Hible, or
no authority.
A divine Christ, or
no Saviour.
A united church, or
110 power.
DR. JONES, Minister
Look Over This List
of Bargains, You Can Save
Real Money
Regular $4.00 Lunch Pall, Special $3.15
14 $3.50 Gillette Safety Razor, Spec. . .$1.98
44 $1.00 Safety Razors, Spec 79c
" $3.50 Vacuum Bottlos, Spec $2.39
44 15c Large Can Mechanic Soap, Spec. 10c
44 $5.50 Alarm Clock, Spec,. $3.85
St. JOHNS HARDWARE CO.
THE WINCHESTER STORE
SPECIAL SALE
OF THE FAMOUS
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It's 8-leMed
COUCH- er-f
DIVAN-BED.
JUST A LITTLE
LIFT
HEREi
1 lr Mr U, V
AND IT OPENS
LIKE
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This Week $10. Regular $12
CASH OR CREDIT
H. P. CLARK, the Furniture Man
St. Johns Transfer Co.
Drop in and get our prices on
PEED AND FUEL
Best Rock Springs Nut Coal $14.50 Ton
Careful Furniture Movers
109 Oast Burlington Street
Columbia 82
Phone Ray Bilyeu
FOR YOUR
Planer Trimmings, Block and Slab Wood
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
Columbia 1448