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mi im GET YOUR WATER GLASS NOW The Best Grade White Water Glass. Directions for use ou 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 YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD For a I 1"""" rCT"telBmm ON EASY TERMS Sags iOAmondoi "Gloria" Coffee "Sinclair's" Bacon POTATO ICS arc .still the cheapest food on the market nml moving well. VK arc selling flour lower than vc should ntul our cus tomers nrc taking advantage of present conditions. HUTTKk is up n little, but no change on sugar and eggs. VKGKTAHMiS ore coining in better, but will not be very cheap until we can raise some ourselves. CANNHl) TOMATOKS, CORN AND IMIAS seem tobe in unusual demand now ntul are nil flue. Canned Green Lima Heaus and Succotash nrc j' 1 i iti'ii to for n change. Canned String Beans nrc nice nlh RICH AND BKANS are th M tandbyes for this time of year nnd seem to be selling in increased amounts. Wli handle the pics mnde by the Uncle John's Tie Co. They make the best we know of. Try them. "Del Monte" Products fisher's Blend"' Hour The Grabateria Grocery COUCH & CURRIER, Owners Phone Columbia 102 Dr. I P. Schultzc, Res. Col. 1131 Dr. D. S. Swart, Red. Col 283 Office Col. 379 Office Col. 379 Drs. Schultze & Swart PHYSICIANS A&D SURGEONS- 1-G Bonham & Currier Bldg. Bnso bnll season now hero. Look over our lino of bnts, bulls nnd mitts. Hoyorlo & rmstroir. Mrs. Kttn Durhiim will do dress milking. Spring nnd grndunting dresses a spoemlty. At the Ar gjlo Apartments, 10;) S, Tvanhne. The rnsp of the lawn mower is ngnin heard in the land. J. N. Edlcfsen and Titos. Ant zen arc on a business trip to New York City. Money enn't do everything, but it enn do everything that most people want to do. Warranty tlocil blanks and contracts of sale at this ofllce; He each, or 50c per dozen. Get 50 sheets of linen note pa per and 25 linen envelopes at this office for two bits. Tho Wreck II of Stebbin's Pride. An owning of Fun. At Portland Woolen Mills tonight. Christian Science: Sunday morning services at 11:00; Wed nesday evening at 8:00 at -J 03 Smith avenue. Electric wiring will be install ed ou pier No. u at municipal ter minal No. 4 to provide electricity for lighting ships wliilc docked at the pier. Floyd Churchill of near Lewis ton, Idaho, spent several days with relatives and friends here the past week, lie is looking Hue and says he likes the Idaho coun try very much. A line Kaster service was held at the Christian church .Sunday evening and the capacity of the church was taxed to take care of those in attendance. An interest ing program was rendered, and special music. A hotel keeper lias been found, in Missouri who is so moan Unit when a baby was born in one of his rooms ho immediately wrote its name on register and began charging it for 'room and board. Boston Transcript. Mr. and Mrs. Wait and family are visiting Mr.aud Mrs.llartford at the Central Hotel for a few (lays. They arc on their way to Seattle from Wenatfliee, hut Mr. Hartford is endeavoring to induce, them to locate here. At tho Evangelical Conference held in Dallas lust week Rev. Iloldemnn was assigned to Hills boro, Hev. H. H. Farnum to the St. Johns church and Hev. ('. P. Gates to tho First Evangelical church of Portland, at which church Hev Farnum has been the pastor. All signs point 'to uncommonly high water in the Columbia this year. Not for a deoado has snow in tho mountains been ho deep. Ruins threaten to be prolonged. The sudden warm weather thnt freipiently follows suoh precipi tation has its unfailing concomi tant of Hood. Many St. Johns fans witnessed the opening ball game ou Tues day when Portland, wont down to a grand .defeat at tho hands of the Oakland lads to tho tuno of 4 to I. It ws a highly interesting contest and thoroughly enjoyed by the twenty odd thousand in attendance despite the fact that Portland failed to win. Eye troubles aro roal trouble, and requiro tho services of one who knows how to roliovo thom. Dr. Frank Saudifur oilers that kind of service to young or old. Olllco Donham & Currier lildg., phone Col. 379. Iludnut's Three Flower Soap three for $1,00 at Cumin's. m GENUINE Autostrop Safety Razor STROP, RAZOR AND THREE BLADES $.00 St Johns Hardware Co. THE WINCHESTER STORE Men's Suits ohcap-KOGKRS. t Don't send your printing out of town. SlTypowritor paper for sale at this oflice. The Man from Brandon tonight at Portland Woolen Mills Club house. The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 1. L. Gromachey is ill with scarlet fever. J. 15. Fletcher has taken out a permit for the erection of a res idence at 510 N. Jersey street. Fred W. A. Jones and Elizabeth L. Plcssiiiaini were united in mar riage by Dr. II. F. Jones Thurs day morning at 327 West Park street. The Laurclwood Social Club will give a card party and dance April 2!Hh at the skating rink. Admission gents '10c, ladies Ufc. Prizes awarded. The W. C. T. U. meeting held at the library Monday afternoon was well attended. More than -10 ladies being present. A program of unusual interest was given, af ter which dainty refreshments were served. .Mr. and Mrs. Hal Fisher of To ledo, Ohio, who are eu route to Los Angeles, visited their uncle, S. Keiiworthy, 720 K. Itichmnud street, Wednesday of this week. Mr. Fisher is contemplating loca ting in business in the Wost. Do not neglect writing your relatives and friends in the Hast. It is a pleasure to do so ou the linen paper and envelopes that can be obtained at this olltcc; fit) sheets of linen note paper and 25 linen envelopes for 2."c. Secure a pack and keep up with your corcMpondciicc. Mrs. A. M. Warner, after an enjoyable sojourn of about three mouths at her former homo in Nova Scotia, has returned home. She was accompanied by her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Chap pell, and her sister. Mr. Chap pell is a prominent lumberman of Nova Scotia of the II rm of Chap pell Dros.,Ltd. They expect to spend several months here, About a dozen members of tho Oregon Grape Circle met at the homo of Mrs. C. Tueling, and gave her a farewell surprise par ty. Mrs. Harrington presented .Mi. Tooling with a gift in behalf of the Oregon Grapo Circle, Light refreshments were served. The occasion was greatly enjoy ed by all. The guests departed wishing thom happiness in their new home, which is at Tualatin. There was an increased attend ance at Sunday school last Sun day at the Evangelical church. The largest since tho now ollicers took charge. The class promo tion following the Sunday school was very interesting and helpful. Tho Kaster program given in the evening by the Young People's Sunday school class was well ren dered and enjoyed by all, and those having charge doservo a voto of thanks for their work. Rev. II. II, Faruham is thu new pastor and will preach his intro ductory hormon next Sunday morning. Ho will also preach in the evening. Reported. A beautiful feature of Sunday evening's service at tho taberna cle nursery at Third and Irving was the baptism of Harry Andrew Mason, 4 months infant sou of Mr. and Mrs, C. W. Mason (Nellie Kempt. Tho ceremony was per formed by Hev. T. L. Jones, who is blind and a retired Methodist preacher, assisted by Hev. W. E. Kloster and Dr. Iluitt. When Hev, T. L. Jones was presiding el dir in Southern Oregon Mrs. Ma son's father supplied as one of bis preachers ou the district. A beautiful sight to see the old gen-tli-man hug the baby up in his arms and kiss him several times and say, "Nellie's baby!" We welcome to our community Dr. F. T. Notz and family, form erly of linker, but more recently from Portland. Dr. Notz has purchased the business and oflice e piipmcut of Dr. Herbert F, Jones at 30!) North Jersey street. Dr Notz' specialty is chronic dis- t s s, employing all tho latest drugb'ss methods. Mrs. Notz, ulio is also a druglcss physician, i ' til dilute most of her time to I tho fifliec and specialize in worn Jin h and children's ailments. ' Dr. Notz' daughter, Miss Marga- ret, who is a talented musician, i-. organist at tho White Temple First liaptuit church), and has a , tudio in the Tilford building. 'The younger daughter, Frances, is a gtftcd reader and imporsona- tir. 2-"jc Mclba Taluum Iflo at Cur nn's. Fifty sheets, of Hiion ngte paper tinl 25 linen envelopes for 25c at ' this oflioe. ' GLOVES LARGR ASSORTMENT W. W. ROGERS THE RAINCOAT MAN .For 12 in. Mock Wood Col. 258. Kodak days are here I Kodaks $0.00 and up at Cumin's. Goodyear and U. S. Tires at the St. Johns Hardware Co. The Big Load Man, Col. 1133. Men's l)res,s Shoes $1.05 ROGHRS. Rest line of fishing tackle in town. Hoyorlo & Armstrong, Hardware. Twelve Inch Inside Mill Wood and Planer Trimmings. Col. 1133. Get your battery recharged at tho St. Johns Garage. adv Hoys' and Men's lielts GO cents. HOG KHS. Don't forget that you can get all you can eat for 2Go at Hap py's Place, 110 Philadelphia St. Complete lino of garden seeds in hulk, lieyerle & Arm strong, Hardware. Fresh garden seeds in bulk and packages at the Winchester Store Fairy Soap, large size, regular l"ie, three for 2fe at Cumin's. Artilleial Fruits and Flowers for Hat Trimmings at Kasmeyers Variety Store. Nifty SOX HOG KHS. Twelve Inch Inside Mill Wood and Planer Trimming. Col. 1133. Good SOX Ifie, 2 pairs 25c HOG KHS. The Big Load Man, Col. 1133. Full line of paints, varnishes and kalsomlnes. lieyerle & Armstrong. Por Sttk Cheap and sightly building lots. Sec J. S. Downey ut once, Q33 N, Syracuse. 12c Heforo you build get our prices ou builders' hardware and tools, quality kind, lieycr lo Si Armstrong. Gcdnr posts for salo. Inquiro St. Johns Fuol Co. Men's chilly Underwear 0.1c. HOG KHS. A complete lino of garden tools, lawn mowers and grass seed. Jieycrlo & Armstrong. For 12 In. Block Wood Ool. 258. Screen doors and fly screens, lieyerle & Armstrong. Wanted Man to spray fruit trees. Call -HKi E. Chicago St. 1IAHV C1IIX S. (5. Hhodo Is land Whites, hatched from full sisters of thu winnning pun for February at tho S. W. Washing ton egg laying contest, Vancou ver, Wash.; ready April 21st. H. Peck, 7 11 S. Crawford street; Columbia 87U. 20 Poultry netting and fence and spraying materials, liey erle & Armstrong. Mrs. Vinson does hemstitch ing at 528 South Ivunhoo; phono Columbia 1011. tf Out Door Straw Hats for men, women and ehildron at Kasiney er's Variety Store. Housekeeping rooms,, single and suite, at 10:ij S. Ivauhou 23tf For Kent Light clean unfur nished 'I room flat $18 mouth, Light, gas and water included. 033 K. Tyler, near FoksoihIoii, To Lot Two rooms and attic, lot 50x100, fruit and berries ; rent reasonable. Phone. Col, 087 or call at 103 1 K. Tyler street. Wanted Listings witli small payments down. G. W, Coch rane, :t()7 N. .Jersey. Lost Hunch of hoys. Finder leave at GOD N. Syracuse street; reward. Lost Small school boy's brown mackiuaw somewhere in St. Johns, Finder please call at this otllce, It was lost some time in February. Cleaning house. Second hand clothes, etc., cheap. 510 Central avenue, St. Johns. Old Dull Caro will bo shoved in the river tonight. You will laugh at the club house of the Portland Woolen .Mills. You can got Yalo Builders' Hardware at the St. Johns Hard ware Co. Cars overhauled and repaired in your garage or mine. Albert liucklos, 521 Tioga street. 20 House keeping rooms, single and suite; light, water and wood furnishud; rent $2 up. 110 De catur street; phono Col. 1127. Wanted Good building lots in exchange for other property. Hieo & Tate, Hoaltors, 107 N. Jer sey; Col. 887. For Hunt One unfurnished housekeeping room. Call Empire 16-17. Lyt tho children kodak. Hrown iu Cameras $2 at Cumin's. THRIFT! i i Thrift consists of the provident use of one's income and revenues and the careful ordering of one's expenses, so as to live not only within one's means, but to lay aside something for the "rainy day." Thrift rightfully understood and constantly carried out, Is a moral virtue which insures health, wealth and happiness and is a powerful safeguard against dissipation. $1.00 Opens a Savings Account and obtains a Liberty Bell Bank Peninsula National Bank COURTESY, SERVICE, SECURITY MEMBER OF FEDERAL RESERVE BANK Glass Mixing Bowls We bought fifty sets at a spe cial price. These will go on sale FRIDAY MORNING. 89c Set of 5 Dahlia Bulbs in two varieties, "Cactus" and "Decorated." These are Choice Bulbs. 10c Each St. JOHNS HARDWARE CO. GARDEN TOOLS, LAWN MOWERS, GROMORE ffrtii i7rpq tj ? A WT 4 4 Ti ? ! T ? ? ? T ?4 iTt J New Fruit Stand 301 NORTH JERSEY CORNER BALTIMORE Hvcrything in the Vcgctahle and Fruit Uue. Fresh nnd vt r. Good, Prices Very Reasonable. J Yakima Potatoes, Guaranteed $1.25 per Sack A G I V US A C A I, 1, LEO GATTUCCIO, Proprietor I- For Sale Chicken hoiuo, bx8, Smith avenue. For ShIc Small launch cheap at 820 N. Syracuse Htruotj Um pire i:h;:i. For Sale .IciKoy cow giving .'1 gallons of milk and hut tor, very roaNoiiahlu. Call at ll-'IO North Kellogg Ktreut. Thirteen roouiH, Kiiitahlu for rooming hoiiKe.two hlooltH of huH inesH center, will kuII very cheap and on good tenon. Don't neglect to look this up; big liargain. Ainizieli, !()(! N. Jcwcy utreut. $2800 Heautiful live room hun galow near .Molvonua 1'ark. Kicc & Tate, Healtors, 107 N. JerKoy; Col. 887, U20 acre, 280 iu eultivation.200 in wheat, 1ft good horse, all equipments, will sell very cheap or trade for city property. Ami zieh, .'10(5 N. Jersey stroot. For Sale Dolly harden Hats for children at Mrs. KdwanU, Also pleating done JlOl'fc N. Jersey street. For Sale .r room house with two lots, all in hearing fruit ; call 1032 N. Central avenue. 211 For Sale First Mortgage on good eight room house, full base ment; lot 100x100, 7 per cent in terest and liberal discount. Frank X. Green, 1872 McKonna avenue. 21 For Salo Dry short slab nnd block wood $1.50 per load ; green $1 per load; planer trimmings $1 per loud. Transfer. Call 403 N. Jersey; Col. H7f. Eleven acres on North Kellogg street, now modern f room bun galow, all or any part, l'rice right, terms right. See O. V. Cochrane, 1107 N. Jorsoy; Col. MR, or Kinpire 1513 evenings. Kggs aro cheap now, sp is wa ter glass, at Currin'a. Fine candies with low prioiw At Currin's. Four room modern hnuxu, Arc, place, hurdwood Moors, laundry trays, fidl sue Imminent; new house, line llxtiiriw, clogo In, $:i2r0, $.'00 cash. J. F. Uillmor, N. Jcraoy; Col. 81. $11500. Six room mwlurn Iioiim on 100x100, also four yean iMHa ou l'i auras, abundancu (if fruit, liarn, otc. (loud buy; toniii. Iticu & Tate, Itoaltom, 107 H.-Jor-' nty; Col. 8K7. For Salo- Tapestry Itutf,-Sito-10.(1, wicker and sowing rodkwr, 2 kitchen eliaiix, clothes wrfnjpi', Columbia gi'Nphonolu with (row lections; KverbiMiriug triberi'y plants f)() cenU pur 100 for 0110 week only. At 010 N. Swift. Y. onue. lieautiful bungslow fur wUe. Six rooms and attic; term. Also one gas Radiant Fire, uiuid ' 30 days, $35; several new ruu run, sizes 3x(i, $2.00, and tlU $12.00. hand woven; gentleman ' gold watch, new ,h Waltham and m bargain; Johnson motor wliDel; combination Arbou range, now, $05 ibcautiful hand made llfoor lamp fchado, old rose color, never 10.0(1, $18. Inquire 111 S. I'rinao ton street. Nicest little modern bungalow in St. Johns, overlooking river, $200 will handle. Sue Coulirane, 307 N. Jersey; Col. -M0, or Bui pire 1513 evenings. Fine heavy laying Barred Ply mouth Rock hatching eggs 15 for $1.00. 215 Uurr, cor. Lombard. Kxtra line named Cactus Dah lia bulbs 15c to 35c ; PrimrQ plants 5u to 15c; Perennial planU 10c and 15c; cabbage plants 10a dozen. 215 Burr, cor. Lombard. You can buy a Viutrola ns low as $1 down at Currin'a. 'y