SPECIAL SALE
Heaters
New Heaters Priced
$14.85 to $37.50
r Sill I III
Second Hand Heaters
Priced $4 to $15
UAmandu
Bags
I Butter and Eggs are Down
And will go lower. Milk is already cheap and as
these articles form a large part of your food ex
pense, it will help during the present money scar
city. Canned Fruits are good and the demand is
increasing for them each year. We have a good
assortment at reasonable "prices. Delmonte is our
brand and there are none better.
Walnuts are in general use now and this year
'we are depending upon the Oregon grown, and
they are fine.
We are still selling good Candy cheap and
moving lots of it.
The Grabateria Grocery
The Store With the Checker Board Front
COUCH & CURRIER, Owners
Phone Columbia 102
Dr. V. P. Sqhultz. Res. Col. 1131 Dr. D. S. Swart, Res. Col 283
Office Col. 371) ' Office Col. 370
Drs. Schtiltze & Swart
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
l'G Bonhatn & Currier BUIr.
I Portland Manufacturing Co.
- MANUFACTURERS OF
; Panels, Berry Boxes, Coffee Drums, Ex-
celsior Grape Boxes, Egg Case Stock,
; and all kinds of Veneer
S FACTORY, FOOT OF RICHAIOND STREET
St. Johns Lumber Co.
Wholesale and Retail
Columbia 131
C 1101
Foot of Burlington St.
"Thru Service We Grow"
SEE US BEFORE BUYING
YOUR NEXT BATTERY
We recharge
and repair any
make of stor
age batteries
St. Johns Auto Electric Co.
CokimWa 8B Under New Management 317 S. Jersey Street
We repair any
kind of
Klcctrical
System
I
FOR THAT COLD AND COUGH
Take Santox Pine Balsam and Cyclone Cold Tablets, a pair you can't
beat, PRICE EACH 25 cents
Special Price on School Tablets, 5c Tablets, 2 for 5C, 10c Tablets 5C each
ST. JOHNS PHARMACY
The Prescription Storo
(VsJ'fcSflHTI??! iND DR. HODSON REMEDIES. DR. HESS POULTRY PANACEA, ALL SIZES
10B NORTH JERSEY STREET PHONE COllUMBIA 138
Mrs. W. T. Hartford is slowly
but steadily gaining in health.
Subject for Christian Science
services Sunday: Sacrament.
Mrs. Bessie M. Richards is re
covering from nn attack of pueti
monin. Judge W. R. King of Washing
ton was a guest of D. J. Richards
Tuesday night.
The Pioneer M. E. church litis
just received $6,000 from the Meth
odist Centenary appropriation.
Oregon has 115 American Le
gion posts and a membership
well over eleven thousand paid
up.
A boss is a man who nets
down enrly when you are late and
late when you are enrly. I" lint
Journal.
A troon of Uov Scouts of
America has been organized at
Weston with twenty charter
members.
"Pat." thu barber, has mo vet
into his handsome new quarters
on South Jersey street with a fine
new equipment.
Cabmen in Moscow are said to
make 175,000 thousand rubles a
day. They couldn't do much hot
tor if they were drivinir taxis in
New York. -Life.
The enirino chokes when the
car iroes too slow. What we need
is an appliance to choke the
driver when he rocs too fnst.
Modford Mail-Tribunc.
Miss Shelby of Salem was
guest of Miss Olgn Oihus u portion
of the holidays. Monday evening
the young ladies returned to the
School for the Deaf at Salem.
"A Kettle of Fish," Senior class
day of the James John High school
will be given January ltf and Mtli
It nrotnises to he highly interesting
and entertaining. Do not fail to
attend.
It is staled that $-180,000 worth
of Klamath county's standing
timber is already affected by
beetle and steps are being
tukon by the forest service to
salvage it.
The party that took the Over
and coaster wagon from the
yard of Mr. Carl Ucckmnn, 232
West lyler street, is known.
rienso return same unu have
no trouble. adv. .
Mr. Nick Olni). and Miss Ilerthu
Ford were united in marriage Jnu
uarv Jim. i lie nriue is uie iiaugii
ter of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Ford
of Bristol street, and has numerous
friends here.
The supreme court has ruled
Hint picketing which is done
'ir nn inolfensivo way , with a
view of influencing others" is
all right. This should give added
popularity to the old tront gate.
La Grande Observer.
A itentlcmaii brought nu ad. to
this olllce last week with the re
quest that it he published for two
weeks. Yesterday uc saiu 10 luxe
out the ad. as it had brought full
results. It pays of course it pays.
The IMhinn Sister Altruistic
Club will meet at the home of
Sister N. Campbell. 227 West
Tvler, on Tuesday, January 10th.
The attendance at Sister Maggie
hillips' was large. Would like
to see as many out, as we nave
ots of work to do to make this
a prosperous year. ueporteu.
Oregon's apple crop this year,
even wmi uepresseu prices,
reached a total value of more
than eight million dollars. It
is first in value among our fruit
A III
crops, uregon appies ny tne
test of taste are tins year being
declared the world's finest in
Europe, England, the eastern
part of our own country and
even down in Texas and Ari
zona.
New accounts are being opened
in considerable numbers at the Pen
insula National Bank by the work
ingtnen in the mills and factories in
St. Johns. It is expected that by
the close of the month the new ac
counts will number into the hun
dreds? The bank has kept up a
continual campaign of publicity
concerning the advantages of thrift
ud has encouraged the opening of
small savings accounts with good
results the past two years.
Mrs. George A. Thompson
ied December 26th at Vancou
ver. Washington, aged 60 years.
pleuropneumonia being the cause
of her death. She had b$n a
resident of St. Johns for about
twenty years. Surviving her are
three sons, Will I'laice or bt.
ohns: Ernest Place of Alabama,
and Fred Florine of -Sunnyside,
Washington. The funeral serv-
all V-k t f r- . 1
ices were neia uecemoer zoin
n the chapel of the St. Johns
ndertaking Company, Dr. il.
F. Jones preaching the sermon.
nterment in Vancouver cem-,
etery.
Dance at Portland Woolen Mills
club house Friday evening, Janu
ary 6th.
Early to bed,
Karly to rise,
Makes a man miss
All the fun till he dies. Hx.
Excellent bargains arc offered in
the Review this week. Read the
nds. rend them every week. It
will pay.
Some rascal swiped a blue roos
ter from Hie home of Tom Mon
roe about 8 p. m. New Year's
evening. Tom says it is lucky
that the dog slipped his collar
before the visit.
Mr and Mrs. F. E. von
Groenwald. Mr. and Mrs. Hjnl-
mar Anderson and dautrhter and
Mrs. Catherine Mackey of Port
land were visitors at the homo
of Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Vernon
last Sunday.
Wo wish to thank the friends
and also the organizations who
so kindly assisted and tendered
their sympathy during our be
reavement and loss of our bo
loved husband and father, Dr. S.
C. Cook. -Mrs. S. E. Cook, Mrs.
C. L. Holmes, Mrs. E. A. Blew.
J.I. Barr is building a handsome
$1000 home on Bristol street ad
jacent to Pier park. Mr. Barr has
nu acre of ground which he expects
to place in nu attractive condition.
The new home will make a flue ad
dition to this important section of
the city.
The Fraternal Boosters will
give a series of entertainments
commencing Saturday. January
Mth. when a dance will be iriven
at St. Johns rink, with special
music. Admission, including
war tax, 35c. Watch this paper
for further announcements.
The following newly elected of
ficers of Holmes Lodge, K. of P.,
will be installed this, Friday, even
ing: 15. E. Phillips. C. C: W. L.
Jones, V. C.;G. W. Norene, Prel
ate; C: R. Zurclicr, M, W.; C. F.
Morgan, M. of A,; A. Carl Nelson,
K. R. S.; J. R. Watson, M. of F.;
L. J. Wright, M. Ex.; Claude Poff,
I. O.; Edw. Couiiaut, O. G.;
J. II. Black, Trustee, 3 years.
Twenty pupils of tho Wnldolo
dancing class", which is being
held each luesday evening in
the rink, with a few invited
guests, gave n very delightful
surprise parly for Miss Georgia
Siforto; Janunry 3rd, 1922. With
perfect music tho "light fan
tastic" was tripped until tho
call for "cuta" was heard, when
all partook of thu delicious cakes,
cotiee and punch which were
served. Then the "Home, Sweet
Homo ' was rendered, nil re
sponding, with regrets. Re
ported.
The local camp of tho W. O. W.
has been having a lively contest
for new mombera in conjunc
tion with all other camps with
thi.'ir membership divided into
two teams, with C. A. Kroyer
and F. A. Trout as captainB. The
public is cordially invited to be
present at tho public instnlln
tion of its new camp officers for
the present year Monday even
ing. January lnh, at liickner's
hall. The installation will bo
conducted by Neighbor F, A.
Heard, deputy district manager.
assisted by Multnomah camp No.
77 team. Dancing for those who
wish at the conclusion of the
program, the camp orchestra in
chargo of the music. The new
officers are: H. Peters, C. C;
II, C. Green, advisor lieutenant:
C. A. Kroyer, banker; H. H.
Heniming, escort; L. N. Bellin
ger, watchman: M. u, ureen,
sentry; P. H. Walker, manager:
J. N. Oliver, musician. He-
ported.
A very delightful party was
teld at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
O. E. Young on New Years Eve.
1 he evening was enjoyed im
mensely by all in playing games,
among wiiicn was tne game 01
'Spoof." Shortly .before midnight
someone conceived tne brilliant
idea of organizing a "Spoof Club."
After much argument and debate
the details were arranged. As the
infant year was ushered into exist
ence, amid sceues of splendorous
pomp and ceremony, the new or
ganization was created. The mem-
ship consists entirely of young
married couples and each member
is dedicated to the high and noble
cause of seeing that any other mem
ber who mentions the word "di
vorce" without a broid smile on
their face receives a generous coat
of tar and feathers, that being a
noble way of inflicting disgrace up
oti any transgressor, ine cnarter
members are; Mr. and Mrs. E. J.
Small, Mr. and Mrs. J.J Bowley,
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Thompson,
Mr. and Mrs. E. I). Curmack, Mr.
aud Mrs. R. C. Greene, Mr, aud
Mrs. O. E. Young. Reported.
Baby bassinet and some furni
ture for sale. Call Columbia 264.
GLOVES
LARGE ASSORTMENT
W. W. ROGERS
THE RAINCOAT MAN
Order planer trimmings, Col. 1133.
He who wears ROGERS' flannel
shirts never says the cold wind
hurt?.
Get your battery recharged at
tne &t. Johns Unrage. adv
A five-piece orchestra will furnish
music for the dance at the Portland
Woolen Mills club house the even
ing of January 6th.
HATS AND CAPS
That fit your face and pockctbook.
KUUEKS.
The Big Load Man-Col. 1133.
Mrs. Vinson does hemstitch
ing at 528 South Ivanho'e: phono
Columbia 1044. tf
Order planer trimmings. Col. 1133.
The Prohibition Boot, always dry,
Inside 10 inches Hi Top fto.50.
ROGERS.
A dance will be given nt the club
house of the Portland Woolen Mills
Friday evening, January 6th. Ad
mission 35 cents.
Tho Big Load Man-Col. 1133.
Men's fine Dress SHOES $4.65.
R O G E R S.
Don't forget this: Old Scotch
Liniment is the best friend you
have for pains in bones and muscles,
rheumatism, ect. Il.sc, 75c, family
size $1.50 bottle. For sale by the
St. Johns Pharmacy.
To save real money you should go
To ROCK US where the price is low.
Store your car this Winter on
a paved street. Fire-proof gar
age; unexcelled service, $5 per
month. 212 S. Jerucy street.
Phono Col. 656. ltf
R O G E R S-S O X
Stand hard nox.
Tho Lucille Wnldclo Dancing
Acndcmy classes overy Tuesday
ovenlng between 8 and 11 o'clock
in tho St. JohnH rink. Private
lessons given. Phono Columbia
1022 for further information.
For Bent Two room II. K.
clenn and cheap; everything fur
nished, llubouth Decatur street,
St. Johns; Col. 1127.
wanted lltilldlug lot In ex
change for my Overland chummy,
5-passcngcr roadster. Sec RICE it
TATE, Renltors, 107 N. Jersey.
Col. 8B7.
For Sale Three fine Ancona
cocks for breeding , Salem
stock, $3 each. Telephonu Col.
41b niter b o'clock.
Four room modern house and
furniture, 'j block ol car, close in;
$700 will handle or will take
light, cheap car as part payment.
301 N. Jersey; Col. llJtfO.
For Rent Four house keepiug
rooms, unfurnished. Also u small
house. Inquire 423 E. Chicago St.
Wanted A five room modern
bungalow la St. Johns district, not
over $3000, clear of encumbrances,
in exchange for n 7-room modern
home, Westmoreland district, with
furnace, fireplace,cetncnt basement,
line trees and shrubbery; price $5,
000. S. Borland, 221-22-23 Henry
building, phone Broadway 1556.
For Sale Cheap Gentle pony or
will trade for chickens or what
have you? Call 202 N. Fessenden
street.
Two men desiring room with
board hi private family inquire at
no N. Leonard street.
100x100 corner 2 blocks of car
line on macadam street. Four
room house. Price $1600, $350
down. 301 N. Jersey; Col. 1285.
Men'a Houso Slippers 95c to
$2.9G.-ItOGEHS.
Patronize the home merchant.
St. Johns Christian
CHURCH
Oswego and Central
Bible School 9:45 A. M,
CosisimIoa and Sermon 11:00 A. M.
C. E, 6:30 P. M,
Sermon 7:30 P, M.
Midweek Service Thursday 8 P. M,
DEVOTED
To the prexlimillos f the Goiptl
To rciurUf primitive Christianity
To rtiriti Scriptural Idult
To bulldiit ChrtstUa ehirattcr.
DR. JONES, Minister
RtsMucc rhoae Col. tW Office Col. 97
Good Will!
Mfl Iwnl enn Vmnaf n mnra valnohln riccaf f-brm I
r M rt rVrknl.. rVAA1 ...211 t it- nllnlAMniM T I. ir 4. I .1
basis of that confidential and intimate business re
lationship on which the prosperity of both bank and
customer must depend.
This bank has won the good-will of its customers
through courteous and prompt attention to their re
quirements and by constant co-operation with them
in the handling of their business problems.
St.OO Open it Sivfii(f.i Aaaoitiit
iiiit tibtnliiH ii Tibcvty Jlull limilc
Peninsula National Bank
COURTESY,
SERVICE,
:frr.iiniTV
Inventory Sale
Watch Our WINDOW for
Bargains in Hardware
Reductions made regardless of Cost
on overstocked items
St. JOHNS HARDWARE CO.
THE WINCHESTER STORE
Carl Julmke and
Philadelphia Shoe Shop
Desire to express their sincere thanks
and appreciation to the people of St.
Johns for the generous patronage dur
' ing tho year just closed, and trust
their patronage will bo continued dur
ing the coming year. In return we
will give the best possible service and
workmanship to all work entrusted to
us, assuring a sole saving and money
saving as well. With best wishes for
a happy and prosperous New Year.
304 N. Jersey Street
START
The New Year Right
Now of nil times is the time to look to your furniture
needs. The quality of our furniture ami the household con
veniences to he found here will uiuke Mother happy. The
prices will keep Dad happy. Home will he brighter anil
more cheerful if you let us help you.
FOR THE KITCHEN
Cooking Range
Water Bucket, Galvanized
$59.50
32c
Oct our prices on Aluminum Wure. You'll he pleased.
Odds ami ends of equipment at lowest possible pi ices.
FOR THE BEDROOM
Small Heater - $3.00 Mattress, 40 lb. $7.50
Dresser - $20.75 Continuous Post Bed $9.75
Coiled Springs $8.95 Wash Stand - $3.95
FOR THE LIVING ROOM
Large Heaters Second Hand Davenport Overstuffed Chair
$18 to $37.50 $10.00 $29.50
Many Tables, Chairs and oth'.-r small pieces of good
quality and fair price
FOR THE KIDDIES
Baby Cribs - $10.95 Swing Rocker $3.49
High Chairs - $3.95 Tiny Tables and Chairs $2.49
Globes 40 Wait 32c, 60 Watt 37c
Second Hand Electric Washing Machine $25.50
PENINSULA FURNITURE CO.
204-206 Philadelphia Street
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