SPEOAILSALE
Odd Dressers
FOR THAT COLD AND COUGH
Take Santox Pine Balsam and Cyclone Cold Tablets, a palp you can't
r
beat, PRICE EACH 25 cents
Special Price on School Tablets, 5c Tablets, 2 for 5C, 10c Tablets,. 5c each
ST. JOHNS PHARMACY
The Prescription Store
A. D. S.. SANTOX AND DR. HODSON REMEDIES. DR. HESS POULTRY PANACEA, ALL SIZES
105 NORTH JERSEY STREET PHONE COLUMBIA 138 ,
tnssEmm
Oak Dressers and Chiffoniers, Ivory Enamel
Dressers
AT SPECIAL SALE PRICES
OAmandu Bos
Eggs, are down and at their best
this time of the year. You .should
use more of them
APPLES, another Rood food, arc reasonable
in price and of fine quality.
ORANGES, are getting better, but will be
no cheaper.
VEGETABLES, should be used as much as possi
ble this time of the year and they will soon be here
in greater variety from the South.
We lmvc nil the nbove hi Rood supply and will be
pleased to take your orders.
The Grabaieria Grocery
The Store With the Checker Board Front
COUCH & CURRIER, Owners
Phone Columbia 102
Dr. I?. P. Schultze, Kes. Col. 1,131
Office Col. 379
Drs. Schultzc & Smri
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
1-6 Ronham & Currier Wdg.
I Portland Manufacturing Co,
X . -MANUFACTURERS OF-
I Panels, Berry Boxes, Coffee Drums, Ex-
j celsipr vGrape Boxes, Egg Case Stock,
; and all kinds of Veneer
Z FACTORY, FOOT OF RICHOrjJD STREET
St. Johns Lumber Co.
Wholesale iind Retail
Columbia 131
CHOI
"Thru Service We Grow"
SEE US BEFORE BUYING
YOUR NEXT BATTERY
We recharge
and repair any
make of stor
age batteries
St. Johns Auto
CelusWa 88
U&der New
Dr. D. S. Swart, Res. Col 283
Office Col. 379
Foot of Burlington St.
We repair any
kind'of
Electrical
System
Electric Co.
Management 317 5. Jersey street
Thn nnstncrt stnmn sticks to
its job and arrives.
Ruhinot for- Ghriatinn Science
services Sunday: Life. I
. A telenhone nolo never hits nn
niito except in self-defense. .
We arc the posterity our foro'
fathers uravnd for. Can you
blame them? Ex.
A bouncint! habv ulrl arrived at
the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Otis U. i
Learned Inst Friday.
WlmMI lu. rln first clpnlor to
nilvorfisn; "Gut nn nutnmnhilo
or an automobile will get you?"i
uxchnmre.
Another irood tbinvr ubotlt livilic !
' l r " r ( i
In n cnrnire is that volt can let the
baby cut Its teeth on a tire. .
Dallas News.
A W. nnvia hnq mnvod into hia
new realty office on South Jersey
street. It makes a neat and sub
stantial oilicc.
One reason why wo think
Santa Claus smokes a pipe is be
cause he is such n rotten j ml go
of cigars. Dallas News.
Gtssers' Express has moved
inlo the room recently vacated
by Mr. Co Hey on Alta street, nt
the rpar of the Gralmteria start'.
Tho kind of a man wo hate to
cat Christmas dinner with is one
who is so near-sighted he Rets
gravy on his spectacles. Dallas
News.
France Is overlooking one item
of the nrms conference agenda.
Its purpose is to reduce navies;
not to Increase them. Eugene
Register.
When the nations shorten their
nrms nml the women Iciiiitheii I heir
skirts, what will the paragraphers
paragraph nuotit f lllnsuaie, imcii
gaii News.
D. O. Lear of Salem visited his
parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Samuel
Lear, on Edison street since lust
issue of this pupcr.
A rnnnnl vifuv of tllOSU who
ntqnd 'church persuades us that
the cnoir in ncaven win uu
largely soprano. Palntkn, Flor
ida, News.
It would bo,n good time to in
terest tho city authorities in
tho use of n road scraper and a
fnw vnrda of crushed rock on tho
streets of St. Johns.
Last weok wo printed Henry
Boboll'a namo ,,Hobew." It is
a poor cdllor who can't manago
to get two items out of one.
Waldport Pacific Herald.
"A Kettle of lfish," Senior class
play of the James John High school
will be, given January 13 and 14th.
It promises to be highly interesting
and entertaluing. Do not fail to
attend.
Mr Arthur W. Pederson and
Jdiss Mayme Howes were united in
marriage at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Hassle on Dickens street Sun
day afternoon, Dr. II. If. Jones
performing the ceremony.
A number of prize ribbons
awarded H. Peck for his chicken
exhibits have been attracting at
tention in tho Review window
for somo days. Mr. Peck can
feel proud of his efforts in tho
chicken line.
Portland!? milk supply, already
rated high in healthfulness, is
shown to be of higher purity
than ever in a report made pub
lic by Dr. W. D. Mack of tho
milk division of tho city health
bureau,
The new Oregon auto law,
passed by the session of tho leg
Mature last Winter, will bo tested
in the courts, in an endeavor to
it declared unconstitu
tional, by Attorney Lindas of
Mearoru.
The sick man had just come
out of a long delirium, "Where
am I?" he asked feebly as he
felt loving brands making him
comfortable. ' "Where am I, In
heaven'" "No, dear," cooed his
devoted wife; "I . am still with
you." Ex.
A. S. Scales and Mrs. E. A.
ph.'w have taken over the real es
tate business of the tote Dr. S.
P. C.nnU nnd will conduct busi
ness at the pld stand, adjoining
tn Rfivifiw office. Thev will no
doubt make a fine success of the
business, as both are well and
most favorably krown,
T.ast Pridav evening State Depu
ty D, C, Dennis organized a Tent
of the Maccabees at Moose hall with
20 charter members. L. J. Stan
ton was elected Commander and C.
O. Herwick record keeper. Inlti-
atton will taice place mis, rriuay,
evening. Luuch will be served
and prominent members of the
Maccabees will be present.
The Girjs' Friendly Society will
5 ye a dance in the skating rink on
an. 3 ist. Admission 33c,
Dance nt the club rooms of the
Portland Woolen Mills tonight.
Friday.
A. T.iccognn, father of Pete nnd
Vito Tacrogna nnd Mrs. Frnuk
Guerrn.died in Italy recently.
Thos. Coupe nnd Howell Shnw
nre opening up n first class bakery
in the room just vacated by A. W.
Davis nnd Gnssers' Iixprcss.
It's all right to hitch your
wagon to a star, but not to a
movie star. They don't stny
hitched long enough. Honolulu
Star-Uulletin.
The ex kaiser is again a grand
nnrent. Hv way of compensation,
perhnps, since he is no longer
grand in any other respect.
Weston Lender.
Probably because they call
them "infant industries" is be
cause they are always howling
for special privileges. Polk
County Itcmlzer.
After a man gives up the
struggle of trying to ho satis
factory, along comes his obitua
ry and says he always succeeded.
-7 Haines Record.
One iden of n thoughtful hus
band is one when he gets home
lute gets into bed backward so that
if his wife wnkes up he can ex
plain tlint he was just getting up.
Tho Fraternal Roosters will
give a scries of entertainments
commencing Saturday, January
l'Uh, when a . dance will bo given
at St. Johns rinkk with special
music. Admission, including
war tax, 35c. Watch .this paper
for further announcements.
Dr. II. F. Jones is now instructor
at the Pacific Chhoprnctic College
in Portland, conducting morning
and evening clnsses. The doctor,
however, will take care of his prac
tice in St. Johns in the afternoons.
The college was fortunate in secur
ing Dr. Jones' services.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Parent-Teachers' Association of
the Sitton school will be held Fri
day evening, Jnnunry 13th. in the
Assembly hall of that building. A
short program will be given, after
which light refreshments will be
served. Hoth fathers and mothers
nre cordially invited to meet with
us Reported.
The Community Club will meet
at the club rooms of the Portland
Woolen Mills next Tuesday even
ing, where dinner will be served nt
0:30 for 50c per plate. A fine pro
gram is being arranged, features of
which will be nu address by Hit
gene Jlrookings with stereopticou
views of Community Chest feat
ures, and vocal selections by Miss
Lola Murphy and Lieut. Crane. It
will be something you cannot af
ford to miss,
K H. Hurd, who was added to
the official force of the Peninsula
National Dank ns assistant cashier,
was formerly connected with the
Northwest Hank, and preceding his
coming to the Peninsula National
Hank was cashier of the Dank of
Commerce. lie Is a pleasant, ac
commodating and congenial gentle
man, and will be in charge of the
Publicity and Service departments
of the bank with an office in the
lobby, giving easy access to the
public at all times during banking
h itus.
Tho reduction in tho police
force throughout the city has
certainly created an undesirable
state 0 f affairs, it is
deplorable that such should be
the case, and it is hoped that
such condition will not remain so
long. People pay for police pro
tection, and are willing to pay for
it. Either add more policemen
or provide each with seven
league boots.
Tho W. C. T. U. will meet Jan
uary ICth, at 2 p. m. at the
home of Mrs. George Atchison,
1620 Willamette boulevard, Mrs.
Helen Davenport, state superin
tendent of Americanization
work, will be present to give us
some very interesting work on
that line; also Mrs. L. L. Vin-.
cent, our county vice, president,
will be with us. We will have
special musical numbers by Mrs.
Nourse, Mrs. Olson and Mrs.
Callison. We hope no one will
miss this splendid afternoon.
Our program will be both enter
taining and educational. We ex
tend an invitation to others hot
members of our Union who are
interested in Americanization
work to meet with us. Re
ported. The Girls' Friendly Society will
give a dance in the skating rink 011
Jan. 2ist, Admission 35c.
For Sale Adjustible Acme dress
form in perfect condition. Also a
baby wqlker. Call Col. 740.
Cards of thanks notices are
charged for at the rate of fifty
cents each. Persons desiring "to
have such notices published
should make a note of this.
GLOVES
LARGE ASSORTMENT
W. W. ROGERS
THE RAINCOAT MAN
Order planer trimmings, Col. 1133.
While they last, potatoes $1 pec
sack delivcted.-20I)S. Jersey street.
Baby .bassinet and, somo furni
ture for sale. Call Columbia 2G4,
Get your battery recharged at!
the St. Johns Garage. adv
Hoys' Wool Shirts $2.50.
R O G E R S.
A five piece orchestra will furnish
music for the dance nt the Portland
Woolen Milts club house the even
ing of January 13th.
The Rig Load Man-Col. 1133.
Mrs. Vinson docs hemstitch
ing nt 528 South Ivanhoc; phone
Columbia 1011. tf
Order planer trimmings. Col. 1133.
Mens' nnd Hoys' Delta 50 Ccuts.'
ROGERS.
A dnuce will be given nt the club
house of the Portland Woolen Mills'
Friday evening, January 13th. Ad
mission 35 cents.
Tho Big Load Man-Col. 1138.
Store your car this Winter on
a paved street. Firo-proof gar
age; unexcelled service, $5 per
month. 212 S. Jcraoy street.
Phono Col. 05G. ltf
Tho Lucillo Wnldelo Dancing
Academy classes ' every Tueflday
uvoning botwncn 8 nnd 11 o'clock
in the St. Johns rink. Private
lessons given. Phono Columbia
1P22 for Jurthcr information.
Full Cut Union Made Overalls
ft. 50 ROGERS.
Wanted Duildlug lot in ex-,
change for my Overturn! chummy.
!.. o 1r1i 1'
Vpasseiigcr luiiuniui , scc oc.
TATE, Realtors, 107 N. Jcrkcy,'
Col. 887.
100x100 corner a blocks of cur
line on macadam street. Four
room house. Price $1500, $350
down. 301 N. Jersey; Col. 1285.
Patronizo tho home' morchant.
C. C. Hopkins, export shoo re
pairer, has opened up a shop at
513 Columbia boulevard, next to
tho service station. Ho guaran
tees good workmanship nnd
prices right. A share of public
patronage solicited. 9
Fleece. Lined Gloves $1.05.
R O O E R S.
Lost Ladies gold watch aud
chain, Saturday afternoon. Not fur
ther north than Durllngton or fur
ther soutlitliau Charleston etreet.
Initials S, T, on case, I'leaivc leave
nt Review office; reward.
Wonted All arouud labor with
building contractor who has plenty
of work; 50c pec hour. Will do
honest work. Call Col. 154 for
JohuS. Dalke.
For Salo No. 8 first-class
cook stove, in good condition.
Also n Columbia phonograph.
Call411 North Jersoy street.
Flannel Shirts 2 25.
R O G E R S.
For Sale Full blooded malo
and female canary with largo
cago, $20. ,Call 307 East Charles
ton street. 11
For Sale Two lots. 4 room
house; front nf school, 2 blocks
Pier Park, 51DUU, 'lorms, owner,
0-13 North Hudson street.
For Sale View 3 room houso,
furnished, with two lota and
barn, 'by owner, $1600 on easy
terms. 138 N. Hartman. Col.
1021.
Four room modern house, nearly
new, 1 block of car, close in, 50
xlOOlot, $1850, 1500 cosh.-ooi
N. Jersey; Col. 1285.
Mix Wool Pants $3.50.
R O G E R S.
For Sale Fifteen Leghorn
chickens and chicken houso,
with 300 feet of wire. 030 .Cen
tral Ave. N.
Dressmaking and plain sewing;
children's clothes a specialty.
Phone Columbia 142.
For Sale by Owner Four room
house and lot. Price $850. 106
Hartman street, St, Johns.
Three nicely furnished house
keeping rooms, modern, $20. Two
uicely furnished II. K. rooms, mod
em, $15. Inquire White Front
Grocery.
For Sale Wicker baby carriage,
in first-class shape. Reversible and
Victoria top. Also garbage burner
cheap. 11 18 Princeton stret
Col. 1451.
Wanted Dy experieucud and
capable woman, charge of rooming
house, apartment house or hotel
for her and husband's room, or
room and board. Address "H"
Review office.
Warm SQX ROGERS.
Lot Your Child "Ring" the Old Liberty Bell
Let your boy or girl "ring" the old Liberty Bell
with his or her savings. Teach the habit of Thrift
in a patriotic way at the time when most habits are
formed in youtfi.
The Liberty Bell Bank does this. It instantly
appeals to every child. Your boy or girl wants one
should have one especially when there is no ex
ponso in connection with getting a Bell Bank.
Merely come in and say: "I wish to open a Liberty
'Bell Savings Account $1.00 will do it. Then wc
willgivo you a Bell Bank.
?lkOO OpoitH n Snvltifrs Account
nnd ohtnlnt t Mborty Itoll ItnnU
I
1
Peninsula National Bank
COURTESY,
SERVICE,
Inventory Sale
Watch Our WINDOW for
Bargains in Hardware
Reductions made regardless of Cost
on overstocked items
St. JOHNS HARDWARE CO.
THE WINCHESTER STORE
REMOVAL SALE
Having to Vacalo the St. Johns Fair Store
Building
I J have 'Reduced Prices to the Lowest Possible
;MarK. ThisJs the Purchasers' Opportunity
E. W. FOY, Prop.
iKUBEHS- -KOGI2KS.
I wish to announce to the ladies
of 3t. Johns that I have opened my
dressmaking shop at 204 North
Jersey street, St. Johns. Mrs. A.
Gertz.
For Sule - Furnished or un
furnished, modern buugalow; 3
rooms and breakfast nook; base,
ment Half block from car line.
Call 614 North Kellogg.
NEW FLOOR DANCE To be
given under auspices of the young
men and ladles of the Assumption.
A high-class orchestra will be in
attendance and refreshments will be
.served, De one of the first to dance
on the new dance flror, Wednes
day evening, January 18 at H p. in.
Smith and Duchanati. You urc
welcome.
Thi Girls' Frieudlv Societv will
give a dance in the skating rink
Jan. 21st, Admission 35c.
Wnnfnd Choanlot from own
er. Small payment down. Cull
Col. 9-16 after 5 o'clock Saturday.
Pintm fnr'Rale A Hatldoril.
niMwl in cmid condition for S200.
A piUIIUuru HIUIVU Uliu luoi uin
$700 when now. Call G28 Oswego
Btreet after 4 P. M.
A Dargaiu in St. Johns Property
Four room modern bouse for
$1700. Gas range and water heater
and wood for Winter included.
1 106 Oswego street.
A. Gertz. the Tailor. Iliirlt class
suits for Ladies and Geutlemcn.
made strictly to order; fit and first
class workmanship absolutely guar
Biitrpd. Also Renairini;. AlteriiiL'.
Cleaning nnd pressing. 204 North
jersey, at. jonns,
For Sale. Large G room house.
best place In city to keep boarders;'
several tnousauu men worKiug in
side of six blocks; easy terms to
rlcht nartv. Also nlano nlaver for
sale or trade for good funifture.
14 Crawford street, near fct. joints
Lumber Yard,
rpminiTV
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,
DEVOTED
To the protUmitlon of the Goipil
To mlirlnj primitive Chflillinliy
To (taring Scriptural ideals
To bulUlaJ Chrlsllaa thincUr.
- , -
DR. JONES, Minister
Btiliicnct Phone Col. 690 Office Col. 97
PORTRAIT
of yourself or any member
of your family
FREE
Call at the address below for par
ticulars. Sample on exhibition at
Philadelphia Shoe Shop
CAKL JUIINKE, Prop!,
304 N. Jersey Street
PENINSULA WASHERY
1032 N. Syracuse St.
Patronize .Your Local Laundry
Hand finish Work u Sjecialty
family Willing Solicited
Ilumlle (failed fur and Deliverfd
Satisfaction Gimrunteed
i'hono Cuhimbltt 1-107
St. Johua, Oregon