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FIBRE REED ROCKERS
GET YOUR WATER GLASS NOW
The Best Grade White Water Glass. Directions for use on Each Bottle.
PINT 20c QUART 35c ONE HALF GALLON 60c
ST. JOHNS PHARMACY
The Prescription Store
A. D. S., SANTOX AND DR. HOBSON REMEDIES. DR. HESS POULTRY PANACEA, ALL SIZES
105 NORTH JERSEY STREET PHONE COLUMBIA 138
iVncJiai'e jusl rcccved n shipment of beautiful New
FIBRE REED ROCKERS, These Rockers arc all finished
in the Latest Color Scheme finishes. They have
Marshall Spring Cushions; arc upholstered in either
Cretonne or Tapestry to harmonize with the fiuishes.
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Old Ivory Finish, Cretonne Seat $20.00
Old Ivory Finish, Cretonne Scat 25.00
Frosted Brown Finish, Tapestry Seat and Back 25.50
Parchment Finish, Tapestry Scat 29.00
Frosted Brown Finish, Tapestry Seat 30.00
Old Ivory Finish, Tapestry Seat and Back 31.50
Parchment Finish 33.00
SPECIALS
$15.00 Kccd Chairs, SciUnml Hack upholstered In Cretonne $10.75
16.25 I'llire Rocker 13.50
21.00 willow .. 16.75
21.75 willow ' 17.25
25.75 fibre " Scat ami B.ick " Tapestry 19.75
29.75 24.50
YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD
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Kcmcmber that wc arc not strangers in St. Johns, and if
anything is wrong with your order it is corrected at once and
cheerfully, whether you scud your child or conic yourself.
No short weights arc given at this store, and this, with our
free delivery, Is the cause of our doihg such a business as wc
do. Taking Phone Orders is another big help to you.
SERVICE, combined with LOW PRICKS, is vcrv unusual,
and wc do not think you can find it in any other store.
Get your GARDF.N SEEDS NOW and get busy. A
garden will help out a great deal this Summer. Wc have
plenty of Fresh Seed and Onion Sets.
Dried Fruits and Canned Goods arc what is selling now,
as Fresh Strawberries are too hi ' for consideration.
Potatoes seem to be gettii g cheaper, but other veget
ables arc rather high.
"Del Monte" Products "Fisher's Blend" Flour
The Grabaferia Grocery
COUCH & CURRIER, Owners
Phone Columbia 102
Dr. F. P. Schultzc, Res. Col. 1131 Dr. D. S. Swart, Res. Col 283
Office Col. 379 Office Col. 379
Drs. Schultzc & Swart
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
1-6 Bonham & Cnrrier Mdg.
H. J. Simmons
212 N. Jersey Street
JUST RECEIVED! A fine as
sortment of Boys' and Girls'
Stockings, moderately priced.
Buy your needs now.
SPECIALS
39c
95c
49c
$1.00
$1.49
75C
Heavy Jap Crepe, all new colors, yard -Heavy
Pongee Silk, extra special, yard -Good
quality Art Linen, 18 in. wide, yard
Heavy Bath Towels, 35c, three for
72x90 Mohawk Sheets
42x36 Mohawk Cases, 39c each, pair
Ladies' fine Cotton Hose, black and brown,
35c, three for
Ladies' pure Silk Hose, black and brown,
Ladies' fine Lisle sleeveless Vests, bodice
and plain top, 35c, three for
Ladies' band top, tight knee Union Suits,
59c; two for - :
Men's leather faced Canvas Gloves, pair
Men's Canvas Gloves 15c, two for
Men's All-in-Wons, broken sizes, stripes only 1.95
Men's heavy Work Shirts, special $1.00
Pure silk knit Ties - - 75c and 95c
Heavy Khaki Pants $1.95 and 552.95'
Every Article a Bargain In This Store
$1.00
$1.25
$1.00
$1.15
25c
25c
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Don't forgot that Mason makes
lawns and flower beds, trims
shrubbery and does spading.
Phoue Columbia 1404.
Base ball season now here
Look over our line of bats,
balls and mitts. Beyerle &
Armstrong.
Fred Knyuth has taken out a
permit for a residence at J104
John street.
Irvin i. Oromaehey is now as
sisting at Bonham & Currier s
Toggery Store.
Warranty deed blanks and
contracts of sale at this ofllec; fie
each, or 50c per dozen.
Sec tho Wreck of Stubbcn's
Pride at the Portland Woolen
Club House April 21st.
Christian Science: Sunday
morning services at 11:00; Wed
nesday evening at 8:00 at 4015
Smith avenue.
Thirteen days without foodl A
real experience by a real man.
Lecture at Community church on
Friday evening 7:45.
Mr. and Mrs. K. Hornbcck of
5;15 Allegheny street are the
proud parents of a baby girl,
born March U'Jtli and weighing a
pounds.
The Hi Jinks at the high school
last Friday evening was a highly
successful alVair and well attend
ed. The entertainment afforded
was well worth while.
Fishing season for catching
trout under 10 inches and not
less than (I inches does not open
until April 15th. Formerly the
season opened April 1st.
L. A. Heimark and family of
Detroit, Minn., have arrived at
the Richards home and intend to
make this their future abode.
Mr. Heimark is a jeweler.
The Anderson-Srader shows arc
holding forth on the old Hill ball
ground on North Jersey street at
ratlin, and is auording quite a
diversion for a number of our
people.
A partv advertised for a lost
canary bird in last Friday's He
view and before night the bird
was returned to the owner. He
view ads sure bring results and
bring them quickly.
Three Kentuckians were killed
in a light over a dog. Thu dog is
alive because he ran away and
hid. All of which proves that
brains will triumph in the end.
Hxchaugc.
There is a kind of politeness
which prompts some men to take
oil' their hats where there are
women, but which permits them
to go on pulling cigarettes any
where and everywhere. Ex.
The Community Club did i
most commendable net on Tues
day evening when it inaugurated
a campaign for tho repairing of
Jersey and Iwuliiiinuil streets
Both are a disgrace in their pros
cut condition.
Elmer Sneed will present a
number of pupils in violin root
al at the J a nuts John High School
Auditorium on Monday evening,
April 17th, at 8:30 o'clock. In
vitatious may bo secured from
Mr. Kneed, Col. !HK.
X. Halpern, a well known busi
liens man of Portland, has pur
chased the Simons grocery store
on riiiladelphia street, and will
run it as tho Sunset Cash Gro
cery. W. J. Forsytho will eon
timto with the new proprietor.
Mr. and Mrs. Ilobcrt Carroll
and family of Denver are here
visiting her sister, Mrs. Hoiiua
uilliard. Mr. Carroll is a foro
man of Swift Packing Co. in
Denver. Ho speaks very highly
of St. Johns and perhaps will
make it his home in the near fu
ture. Dr. F. P. Schiiltzo has rocently
installed tho latost Wapplor type
X-Hay machine which is capable
of taking any picture possible in
the A-Hay line. The doctor lias
also added to his office equipment
a Muliple Unit Telatherm, giving"
any variety of current for elec
trical treatment.
If you are feeling pangs of
hunger while missing tho Odd
Fellows' Hall on Friday, April
14th. nist come unstairs and we
the Daughters of Veterans from
Dolly Madison Tent No. C, will
do the rest. Admission free, but
it will cost vou 35c to get out.
Kum, kuml Everybody welcome.
Lunch period from 11 to l:.JO.
Los Angeles set a new crime
record for tjie month of March,
acording to police reports. Crime
cost the citizens of that city near
ly $2,000,000 during tho month.
There were 850 burglaries with
only 11 arrests on that charge.
Since January 1st 35 persons
have committed suicide, 11 were
murdered and 109 killed in traf
fic accidents.
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound $1.10 at Currins for
Drugs.
Big Boxing Smoker at the
Portland Woolen Mills Club
House April 7th.
Bring in your news items.
Kiismeyer Variety Store, head
quarters for Easter Novelties.
The Hebokah card party has
been postponed until a lotcr
date.
Sec the Wreck of Stubbcn's
Pride at the Portland Woolen
Club House April 21st.
HOC1ERS sells Hiking Pants
for Men, Women and Boys.
Typewriter paper for sale at
this oilicc.
Masonic bodies of St. Johns arc
planning to establish a chapter of
I)e Malai for boys in this district.
Do you know that you can buy
a Victola as low as $1 down at
Currin'sf
Air. and Mrs. D. C. Culver of
Brattleboro, Vermont, have been
visiting 1). O. Cheney, 408 East
Buchanan street.
Mrs. Vinson is spending a few
days with her two sons, Willis
and Jack, who arc attending the
illamette University.
Hear the Victor immortals at
Currin's.
The only man to survive of n
party of seven in Alaska will tell
of his experiences Friday even
ing at the Community church at
i : In.
FHEH, Sweet Pea Seed, best
Spencer mixed, at Currin's.
The Gleaners' Sunday school
class of the M. E. ehuroli will
meet at the home of Mrs. L. Ken
nedy, South Ivanhoo, on Friday
evening. Special business meet
ing and a social time.
Service, Safety, Satisfaction
Currin's for Drugs.
Hoyal Neighbors of America
will give a 500 card party Wed
nesday evening, April 12, in
Hiekncr Hall. Refreshments will
be served and prizes given. Ad
mission 25c. All welcome.
Eastman Kodaks and Brownie
Cameras; low prices at Curriu'ti.
The Melody Four, composed of
Harry M.Fassett, Hoy E. Mackoy
Dudley J. Buchanan and Feuucll
Voting, delighted two full houses
of appreciative listeners at the
Multnomah Theatre last Sutur
day evening. Their vocal seleC'
tious were a rare treat.
Try The drug store first Cur
rin Says So.
H. Peek was awarded the
prize for High Pen at the South
west Washington Egg Laying
Contest held at Vancouver, with
30 hens entered. They were sin
gle comb Hhode Island Whites.
Out lieu also scored second high
est in number of eggs laid in the
28 days of February, having laid
24 eggs.
Come in and get a largo candy
bucket free at Currin's;
Bring all your eyesight trou
bles to Dr. Frank Sandifur. He
devotes his whole time to this
line. Ho also saves you time and
money. Ollleo hours mornings by
appointment. Every evening but
Tuesday and Friday 7 to i) P. M.
.Saturday all day. Phone C'olum
bin 370. Olliee, Bonham & Cur
rier building.
Save time, trouble and money
at Currin s for Drugs.
"Tho Wreck of Stebbin's
Pride" at tho Portland Woolen
Mill Club House Friday evening,
April 21st, Cast of characters;
ICphraim Stebbeus, Kobcrt Me
Million; Arnold Parker, Fred
Yoder; Hobort Grey, Fred Geis-
sol; Mr. Smithsou,Arthur Brook;
Itutli, Kuth Diekes; Aunt Agatha,
Mabel Fentoii,
Whun in Klamath Falls call on
Currin at Currin's for Drugs; ho
wil be glad to see you.
It is with sincere regret that we
note the passing of Alfred Den
ton fridge, who looked after the
St, Johns district as well as oth
er districts for tho Oregon Jour
nal. Always full of good cheer,
jolly and genial, ho made friends
wherever lie went. His death
took place April 4th, and ho wns
aged (11 years.
Nothing to fear at Currin's;
they know how.
Sofvicos at the Pionoer M. E.
lunch Sunday: Sunday school
!):45; morning service at 11
o'clock, sermon by tho pastor,
subject, "Our Way Versus God's
Way." The pastor wishes to
thank the congregation for
their fine cooperation in the An
derson United Gospel Crusade
meetings at the tabernacle. Mrs.
Kloster's class wont down in a
body, 28 in uiimbor, on Sunday
morning.
Currin's for Drugt Klamath
Falls and Portland, Orogon.
Lady alone, 40, wuhas position
hs housekeeper in widower's
homo, with or without children.
Ella MeOrath, 510 N. Central av-
unue, upstairs, St. Johns.
GLOVES
LARGE ASSORTMENT
W. W. ROGERS
THE RAINCOAT MAN
The Big Load Man, Col. 1133.
Best line of fishing tackle in
town. Beyerlo & Armstrong,
Hardware.
See tho Wreck of Stubbcn's
Pride at the Portland Woolen
Club House April 21st.
Kodak as you go. "Currin
Says So."
Twelve Inch Inside Mill Wood and
Planer Trimmings. Col. 1133.
Tennis Shoes HOGEHS.
Got your battery recharged nt
the St. Johns Garage. odv
Complete lino of garden
seeds in bulk. Beyerlo & Arm
strong, Hardware.
NKKTIKS HOGEHS.
Twelve Inch Inside Mill Wood and
Planer Trimmings. Col. 1133.
Hogers sells PANTS.
For 12 In. Block Wood Ool. 258
East man Kodak at the New
Price. St. Johns Pharmacy.
The Big Load Man, Col. 1133.
Say, fellows, I can ilt you up
with an Easter Bonnet for one
fourth the price your wife paid.
HOG KHS.
Full line of paints, varnishes
and kalsomiues. Beyerlo &
nnstrong.
For Sale Cheap and sightly
building lots. See j. S. Downey at
once, 933 N, Syracuse. iac
A good four room cottage to
trade for vacant lots in St.
Johns. See Couch & Burson,
205 VG N. Jersey street.
Marshall Jotiro wanted HOG
EHS to come down, but lie was
too busy selling men's $4.95
dress shoes.
Woman wants work by the
day or hour. Inquire at 1701
Willamette boulevard. 20
Before you build get our
prices on builders' hardware
and tools, quality kind. Beyer
lo & Armstrong.
Not pleasant to see ones
friends perish for want of food.
But tho man who will lecture on
Friday evening at tho Coiiiiiiuni
ty church experienced that.
Poultry netting and fence
and spraying materials. Bey
erlo Si Armstrong.
For Hunt 3 room apartment
at 401 E. Richmond; inquire at
010 N. Jersey street.
For Kent Furnished house
keeping rooms; modern; very
reasonable. Call at 011 Lust
Charleston street.
Wo sell Eastman films and do
expert finishing at St. Johns
Pharmacy.
Why don't you get that "Mil-
lion Dollar Hoyal Tailored
Look" for $34.50? KOOHKS.
WANTED Moro houses and
other property to sell. List with
us. If price is right wo can
make quick sale. HICE &
TATE, Realtors.
A t .1 . I?.. - l 1....
j compieie line oi gtimou
tools, lawn mowers and grass
seed. Beyerlo & Armstrong.
Look I Look I A solid oak Vie-
trola and GO records for $75, an-'
Mission China Closet for $15.00;
both good as new; must be sold
at once, owner leaving town. In
quire of S. M. Buckles, 423 East
Chicago street.
Wanted Two boarders who
will room together. Call at G1C
Hast Charleston street.
Found A bunch of keys on
Jersey street. Owner may have
same by calling at this office and
paying for notice.
Wanted To borrow $1500 for
1, 2 or 3 years, 7 per cent. Good
security. Inquire this office.
Wo want more exclusive list
ings of property and when listed
right we hustle and get results.
Scales & Blow.
Wanted Bids on the painting
of house, 710 E. Buchanan street.
.Make proposals specific. hend
bids to Mrs. Ella Coffyn, box 750
Lynchburg, Virginia.
Found Ice tongs on Burling
ton and Willamette boulevard on
Tuesday. Call at this office.
All Wool Shirts that stand acid
test $34.50; old price $00; made
to your measure HOGEHS.
Screen doors and fly screens.
Beyerle & Armstrong.
Don't send your printing out
of town.
For Kent 3 room apartment,
close in, $8.50 per mouth, water
included. Inquire 010 N. Jersey.
For Sale Five room modern
house, full basement and garage,
on paved street, close in, $3G00,
Cesspools dug, good work, rea-tcrmH ower- f at thls "lce
souable price; Col. 1071. 21 You cannot lose at Currin's.
Make Your Dollars Work!
You work for your dollars -arc they working for you ?
Make tlicm. Deposit a few here in a Savings Account nud
they will be working for you night and day, earning the
interest wc pay.
Later, when you arc too old to work, these dollars will
make your old age one of pence and comfort. Vou will not
be depeudcut on anyone NOW for the world. Neither will you
want to be dependent on anyone LATER. There is no need to
be if you make every pay day count ami save something for the
future.
Peninsula National Bank
COURTESY, SERVICE, SECURITY
MEMBER OF FEDERAL RESERVE BANK
THIS HAND SAW
Is well worth $1.50. Just the
saw for Household Use. Especially
adapted for general purposes
around the home. Made of Crucible
Steel, 22 or 26 inches long. We
have 50 to sell at
75c
ON SALE FRIDAY MORNING
St. JOHNS HARDWARE CO.
Headquarters for all Garden Tools
and Seeds.
Simmons' Cribs
ARE THE BEST
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ii Mrs
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Simmons' Wood Crib
$12.75, $4.00 Down,
51.00 Week as illustrated
Simmons' Steel Crib
$12.50, $4.00 Down,
$1.00 Week as Illustrated
Simmons' Safe Crib
$20.00, $6.00 Down, $1.50 Week
Another OPAI, RANGE SOU) Mrs. R J. Nylow.
18G9 Willamette Itoolevnrd, is the happy now
owner. The next Opal Ranc owner's name will be
in the next issue of this paper Watch for it.
H. F. CLARK
THE FURNITURE MAN
iWVti&t?ft3f?4 1 ti ?f t?f i3f tf t& bi SJJi
New Fruit Stand
0I N0KTH JERSEY
CORNER BALTIMORE
Everything in the Vegetable anil I'rnit I,ine, Fresh nud Jl
Good. Prices Verv Reasonable, w
g Yakima Potatoes, Guaranteed $1.25 per Sack l
GIVE US A C A I, I, J
LEO GATTUCCIO, Proprietor ?4
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