I
Armstrongs Linoleum
Jbr Even) Floor jg) in the House
Any room in your house covered with
ARMSTRONG'S LINOLEUM
for only
$1.00 Per Week
6 Ft. Wide Inlaid Linoleum
$1.25 to $2.75 Sq. Yard
12 Ft. Wide Inlaid Linoleum
$1.85 and $2.20 Sq. Yard
12 Ft. Wide Printed Linoleum
$1.25 Sq. Yard
LAYING EXTRA
YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD
QAmandu Btos
m 1 1
"Gloria" Coffee
If you ueed berries to can you lmd better get them as tlicy
will kooii be gone. The Apricot time is here now ami noon
it will be Peaches. Fruit Jars are moving out fast, Allowing
that people are putting up more fruit than usual.
Sugar is in big demand now nlso, and we arc in a position
t
to uell it for less than it is quoted in a wholesale way.
Melons and all Fresh Fruitu arc good now, but Canned
Goods arc still selling. Don't forget to nsk for, Del Mouto
when you need a good grado.
The Grabateria Grocery
COUCH & CURRIER, Inc.
"Del Mwrte Canned Goods Fishers Blend Flour
OOOOUCKHXHOdOOOCbaOC
Wc Buy and Sell
CHERRIES, PRUNES, PEARS, PLUMS, LOGAN
BERRIES, RASPBERRIES, BLACKBERRIES
Any quantity. Iff you want to buy or sell see us
at ence, It will pay you to do so. We call for
fruit. We furnish boxes and crates.
We pay $1.00 pr crate for Logan Berries and sell
same for $1.25 Delivered.
We pay far fruit every Saturday P. M.
GASSER EXPRESS
108 W. Alta Street or Phone Office Umpire 892. Residence Col. 377
PIGGLY WIGGLY
y?l6vertie World
One of the Cleanest and Most Sanitary
Kept Grocery Stores in Portland
One of Best to do All Grocery
Shopping, WHY?
Trie Fallowing Is a fair example of the sav
ing en yaur dally Purchases In this store:
All Leading Brands of Coffee
POUND 40c
Three I (hi 1Q
POUNDS. ..... .1 ;'. . tpl'lO
POUNDS $1.95
Mazola and Wesson Salad Oils
PINTS. .25c QUARTS. .48c M QO
y2 GAL. 95c GALLON 3lOZi
It lbs. Pure CZQ
CANE SUGAR OvC
v
2W North Jersey Street
I i 1 1 i . V
t J
.H
1 1 1 m
"Sinclair's" Bacon
EXPERT KODAK FINISHING AND ENLARGING
FOR QUICK SERVICE TAKE YOUR FILMS TO
ST. JOHNS PHARMACY
The Prescription Store
A. D. S.,'SJNTOX AND DR. HOBSON REMEDIES.
105 NORTH JERSEY STREET
"W. P. Greene & Son nre erect
ing n residence for Win. Mace on
Leonard street.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Miller re
n sojourn
turned Inst week from
at Nescowin Bench.
Miss Anna Poe and Miss Doro
thy Coulter nre visiting nt Sen-
side with their sisters.
Officers Maxwell nnd Unit nre
spending their vacation nt Sen-
Hide with their families.
Mrs. .1. P. Wood left Saturday
to visit her daughter, Mrs.Melvin
Ferguson, nt Clurkson, Wnsh.
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Mrs. Longstnff who underwent
a surgicnl operation at the Good
I Samaritan hospital is improving
very nicely.
Christian Science: Sunday
morning services at 11:00; Wed
nesday ovening at 8:00 at -103
Smith nvenuc.
Dr. P. P. Seltultze is spending
I this week in Scuttle attending
I medical lectures and doing spe
I rial clinical work.
Mrs. Sol. Cameron and dnugh
tor Helen of Victoria, 1$. C, were
recent guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. A. M. Warner.
Lieut. It. L. Crane has returned
after a vacation of ten days spent
with his family camping on the
Santiam nnd at Paeille City.
o
Mr and Mrs. 13. A. Wow, Mrs.
C. L. Holmes nnd Mr. nnd Mrs,
G. A. Roberts left yesterday for
a sojourn at Manhattan llcnch.
Mrs. Marion .Johnston lelt on
the steamer Senator Tuesday
morning for Los Angeles, when
she will visit for six weeks with
her sister.
Dr. nnd Mrs. Wynu Manning of
Hend, Oregon, were recent vist
tors nt the homo of the Dr.'s pat
ents, Mr. nnd Mrs. G. S. Manning,
I making the trip by auto.
CI
Peninsula Lodgo No. 128, I. O.
0. P. presented W. II. Monnhan
with a handsome gold chain nnd
fob last Monday night 111 recog.
Inition of faithful service.
During the months of July and
August when travel on the high
ways is henviest enr drivel's
should exercise the greatest cure
I in the operation of their em's.
Miss Grnce Put, of St. Louis.
Mo., arrived in St. Johns on Inst
Friday and will spend the Sum-
mer with her sister, Mrs. L. Ken
nedy on South Ivnnhoe street.
Mr. nnd Mrs. K. H. Inglodtic
and Mrs. Messie Post loft a few
days ago for an extended trip
through the Hast. Tltey lett uy
way of Seattle and Canada, tak
ing the boat out ot bcatllc.
The Publio Dock Commission
hns approved plnns for the con-
struction of the extension of pier
No. 1 nt Terminal No. I, and
Chief Engineer Ilegardt has boon
directed to advertiso for propos
als. The locnl branch Y. W. C. A. is
m . r
now closed lor me sonson. mir
ing the month of August Mr.
J, M. Shaw, local secretary, will
have charge of the girls' oamp on
tho Clackamns, and most of the
club members nre anticipating a
stay nt tho camp during that
time.
City Commissioner Pier wns
struck by an autombile driven by
W, II. Norman m bunnyside dis
trict Tuesday morning, and p -.i
fully but not seriously injured.
As he wns struck ho grabbed the
front fender of the car and was
carried about ten feet, Tho com
missioner attaches 110 blame for
the accident to Mr. Norman.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Douglass
have returned from an auto trip
through Washington, which in
cluded a drive from Raymond to
Long Beach, Wash. They return
ed by way of Astoria nnd the
Lower Columbia river highway.
Mrs. Billings Douglass nnd her
daughter Virginia and son Jack
returned with them for a visit ni
St. Johns.
1 1 1
A birthday surprise party was
given in honor of Mrs. Lela Ad-
arns, daughter 01 Air. ami .mi. 1.
E. Hatchitt, at the Christian
church Friday evening, July M.
About twenty young folks wore
in attendance and enjoyed the oc
casion immensely. A dainty
lunch was served. Miss Franco
Notz rendered several splendid
readings which were greatly enjoyed,
DR. HESS
('. ('. Curri'ii nnd Venn1
iinve been milking some
ditches of fisli of late
Hull
I'm.'
The bans Dieu Ricns Clnss of
the Lvnngelicnl church will pic
nic at Senppooso tomorrow.
Mrs. George Bono of Minot, S.
D., is a guest at the home of W.
II. Monnhan, 07(1 Vandcrbilt St.
A new son was a recent arrival
nt the home of Mr nnd Mrs. 12. P.
Doyle on South Kellogg street.
Lewis Miller has treated his
home to a handsome new eont of
paint and otherwise made it
more attractive and convenient.
Ed. S. Currier, son Robert nnd
nephew, Lloyd Prneger of San
Jose have returned from nil en
joyable outing in the Crater
Lake region.
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Elizabeth, John iviul Ruth Blew
nre spending the summer with
their grandmother. Mrs. T. J.
Brandos, at the
Four Pines cot-
tage nt Seaside.
I wish to thank the employers
and employes of the St. Johns
Lumber Co. for their sympathy
and liberal oll'eriiig during my
late illness. Frank Wilson, 1107
S. Central avenue.
u
G. J. Lueicr is in charge of the
big concrete bridge 011 the Tilla
mook highway for LcDoux &
liOUouN. (.jus says lie lias neon in
charge since the ilrst of June and
expects to complete the bridge in
about two months.
Claude W. Brooks of Hecla,
b. I)., has written the locnl Amer
ican Legion for information con
cerning lus wile whom lie lost
trade of when he went into the
army, and holiovos she is some
where in this sect ion.
.Mrs heiiui Uranium ami sons
George and Clarence were guests
at the J. F. Hendricks homo, L'OH
South ivnnhoe street, Inst week.
'I'll.... Id. . ........... .,1. ..I U.,iil..
IIVV, IIIVII Jil Mill llll.'ll III IJIJIIIIII,
where .Mrs. Brnuiinn's mot her is
seriously ill. They nre old time
friends of Mr. nnd Mrs. Hen
dricks nt Mnckny, Idaho.
Mrs. Ella G. Wortmnn. Grand
Chief of Pythian Sisters of Ore
gou, made her official visit to
Rose Temple No. Hi July (Ith, at
which time she complimented the
members as being the Ilrst Py
thian Sister Temple to have al
ready n fund started for the Ore
gon- Washington home that is to
be built nt iiueouver.
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The "Sibloco Pipoless Fur
nace is low 111 height, making
them practical for any basement;
square outside eastings, taking
up the least room of any furnace
on the market, and above all nre
very economical 111 tuol con
sumption, giving you !)5 per
cent of the heat (hut usually
goes u) the chimney. Install one
now, Alex, b, bcales, Agent;
phono Empire 1U2C.
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The Altruistic Club Pythian
Sisters were entertained at the
home of Mrs. Klllo Maxiield 011
Tuesday, July 1 1 1 It. Dinner was
served at noon, after which the
busiiiitfis wns culled to order.
Sewing wns tho work of the day.
riio uoxt meeting will be a picnic
at Columbia Park July tin, when
all members and their children
are asked to bring a basket and
enjoy the day. Dinner will bo
served nt noon. Cnit'oc will be
furnished. Reported.
-o-
The members and friends of the
Ciiitcd Eviiiitfdicnl church ex
pressed their appreciation of
their pastor, Rev. C. II, Faruham
and family by giving them a re
cttption 011 Friday evening Inst nt
their new home, .101 h. John bt.
Mr. T. J. Moiiiihnn gave the
speech of welcome, followed by
others. Rev. Fariihnin responded
in his usual happy way. A pro-
rnm of music and readings con
cluded the evening's entertain
ment, and the guests returned to
their homes feeling better for
laving met the estimable famjly.
aaaaiaaaaaas
.Mrs. J. M. Gillespie is in re
ceipt ot moat interesting letter
trom her son, h. It, (Jillespio. who
is superiutoiident of material for
the United Fruit Company in
Spanish Ilonduriis. The letter
gives a dotailed account of that
part of tho world, telling in a
very iiiereting way of the cus
toms, mode of living and life in
general of the inhabitants. It
also give a description of the va
rum kinds of wood and products
thab are grown there. Owing to
a lack of space we are unable to
publish tho letter, as we would
J otherwise like very much to do,
POULTRY PANACEA, ALL SIZES
PHONE COLUMBIA 138
GLOVES
LARGE ASSORTMENT
W. W. ROGERS
THE RAINCOAT MAN
The Bhjload Man, EmplrTll337"
Good Men's Suits cheap
ROGERS.
Twelve inch Inside Mill Wood and
Planer Trimmings. Empire 1133.
Practical nurse with references
wants work. Phone Empire 0710.
Warranty deed blanks and
contracts of sale at this office; Go
eacn, or OUc per dozen.
"Better Wood" Ool. 258.
Hose 15c, 12 pairs 'Jflc up,
" 'hh'V . 1 1 tin. in MUUIJIUJ
Box wood $;i.f)0 per load : plan
cr trimmings. '103 N. Jersey St.;
uoiumum 1170.
ROGERS Sale gets the Kale
ami gives to you big values.
For 12 in. Block Wood Gol.258.
Set of hand painted cups and
saucers for $1.10 at Ivasmeyer's
Variety Store.
M ft. I . .
ror oaio Modern homo in
good shape, (J rooms, partly fttrn
ished, garage, 300 enpneity poul
try house. T2 Oswego Si. 37
At every dunce is ROGERS'
rants.
Cord Wood, old growth, Empire
For Snlo Cheap Equity in G
room house, on good pavement.
Uill ltr.2 S. JSdison. 28tf
Oct SO sheets of linen nolo pa
per and 25 linen envelopes at
this office for two bits.
Planer Wood ; your credit is
good ; Empire 1133.
Sin vi. i-.. ni n.iin,.c wnm.'Do
Sale.
I' or Sale, (! room house, all mod
ern, lot fiOxHIO; f.0!) W. John St.;
phone Umpire ();l!i:L
Get the boys a pair of Tenuis
Shoes for !)0c or $1.00 nt ROG
ERS Clearance Sale.
Fifty sheets of linen unto paper
and 25 linen envelopes for 25c at
tins olllcu.
For Snlo OOW ia Jcrsoy, Ju
Holstoln, gentle, fresh 3 weeks.
gives 5 gal., $05. 1027 Oswego.
For Sale One-horse Maudt
wagon, 2 in. tires: sell cheap.
Also good harness. rJ.II. .McMuL
leu, 322 N. Smith avenue.
Any NEKTIE worth to l,00,
Sale Price 75e, 2 for $1.25 ROG
ERS.
Typewriter ribbons for sale at
this oflieo Oliver, Underwood,
Smith and Remington. Each
75 cents. You can do better and
more presentable work with a
new ribbon.
Sununor rntes, Planer Wood;
Empiro 1133.
Mrs. Vinson does hemstitch
ing ut G28 South Ivnnhoo; phone
Columbia 10 II. tf
Typewriter ribbons for salo nt
this oflieo; 75o each.
Girls! Buy your husband a
!)5e Panama Hat, worth $1.50.
Twill seem like a dream to cool
his hean at ROGERS' Clearance
Sale.
Kale plants for sale, 5c a doz
en. 711 S. Crawford St.; Em
piro 0870. 2t
For Sale One acre of land,
free of incumbrance, sidewalks
nnd curbing in, near school and
street car. ill exchange for a
modern residence up to $3000,
preferably one overlooking the
river, or will sell for reasonable
payment down and further pay
ments to suit buyer at 7 per cent.
Call 727 Smith avenue.
ROGERS' Night Shirts are mos-
qtlito proof.
For Salt Nine hens and one
rooster, thoroughbred O. A. ( .
Barred Rocks. Call 710 South
Edison street. 2t
Lost Lady's gold wrist watch
on west side or river, initials W.
i. W, on back. Finder leave at
this office; reward.
Look on the front pago for tho
cheapest priced Tennis Shoes
that have ever been sold
in St.
Klec
Johns. ROGERS.
For Rent By the hour,
trie Violet Ray machine,
good
for all kinds of ailments and the
complexion, rheumatism, nerv
ousness, stomach, etc. 14 Craw
ford street, near St. Johns Lum
ber yard.
For Salt -Five room modern
house $2500, terms. Call 120!) S.
Syracuse street; Empire 1085.
Oh ! those chilly B. V. D.s are
cut olf at the knees; in them you
will surely freeze ROG LRb.
For Salo Or will trade Buiek
Roadster for lot. Velio Touring
car Tor sale cheap. iii hast Al
legheny Stroet.
For Salo On account of sick
ness will sell grocery and confec
tionery store at 203 N, Jersey St.
What You Should Know About
Travelers' Cheques
the official travelers' cheques of the American Bankers As
sociation, an organization composed of approximately 25,000
banks in the United Stntcs and Canada.
obtainable nt hanks throughout the United States and Can
da in denominations of $10, $20, $50 nnd $100.
handy, issued in bill fold, compact, onsy to carry, nnd con
venient to use.
universally used by experienced travelers,
nccepted by hotels, stores, and railway nnd steamship tick
et offices for purchases nnd in payment of hills throughout
the entire world.
countersigning in tho presence of the
cheque identifies the holder.
negotiable only when countersigned by the original holder
more convenient than Letters of Credit hecnuso the hearer
is not dependent on banking hours.
snfc hecnuso refund may be obtained for
cheques that arc lost or stolen.
nccepted in nil foreign countries nt current rntes
change.
Peninsula National Bank
COURTESY,
MEMBER
Campers'
Are you going camping? Look
over these Specials and SAVE:
Jointed Winchester Steel Rods $1.39
Collapsible Luggage Carrier
Folding Camp Cots
Gasoline Kook Stove
Folding Camp Stools :
1 pint Vacuum Bottles
St. JOHNS HARDWARE CO.
Garden Tools, Lawn Mowers, Screen Doors
I
Wakefield & liedlind
Builders and Designers
of Modem Bungalows
Rtitomble Esllmalct 626 E. Richmond SI.
Phone Col. 31S Womllawn 2119
Bartlett & Widenmann
WOOD SAWING
All Order Promptly AIUmhUM
G) 15. Mohawk .St. I'ortbtml. Ore.
Wanted A good carpenter.
See W. 1. Ureene.
Lost Heavy wool, givy anil
green cape coat; lost trom car.
Howard for return or inforuiH
tinu, Call at this r.lllce
Wanted (Jood sied maibh'
slab, or table with marble ton.
Call Umpire ()(i;:i after r, p. m.
For Sale Kight Marred Itock
chickens and their mother, if 1. Oil.
Call 1218 N. Ivnnhoe street.
Better Wood, Empiro 1133.
If you want to keep healthy urn
ICxtra Virgin Italian Olive Oil.
For Hale at St, Johim Avenue (!n
eery, corner North .Ieit.ey St.
For Hale Cheap Oiih large
size wlute enameled rclriKcrHtor,
good an new, $10. Call 010 North
Jersey atreet.
For
Kent f room furiiikhcd
house.
Call at (510 N. Control av-
enue.
For Sale Ten aere of best
walnut and fruit laud, deep soil,
fincKt spring water; plant now.
41 111 . I l '
a live year out waiuiii oreuarii ih
worth $1000 per aere.A few milea
out, $100 down, the rest $100 per
year. Ten acres m wnlnutu, ber
ries, fruit, chickens, a lew cowa,
pigs, etc., will make a hotter liv
ing than city ever can. M Craw
ford struct, near St. Johns Lum
ber yard.
A nice assortment of Granite-
ware, your choice loo each, at
Kasmcyer'a Variety Store.
For Sale Cheap- Splendid sev
en room boat house. St. .Johns.
Portland Woolen .Mill Dock.
Dr. Frank Sandifur is the one
to consult in case you have auv
vision trouble. You can absolute
ly depend upon his work, Have
your eyes properly cared for how
so that you may have good vision
even when you have grown old.
Oflice Molihaiii-Curricr Mldg.;
phono Empire 0379.
Tennia Shoes ItOGKRS.
person cashing the
uncountcrsigned
of
ex-
SERVICE, SECURITY
OF FEDERAL RESERVE BANK
Supplies
2.50
4.75
13.50
.58
.98
SUMMONS
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l4V ul Maith. lytl hyaiwl Ulntru Ihc plaiuUII
hiH u4 lUletnUHU. Prauk T. O'Coaaor aul
NornOCwuHor. u hrrlH HtalMlllt duiimUi tl
au.1 lirlrMlaul. to Mmha that mlaia real
liroiwity ilianUfl a the Ninth Tru(iu) Iratol
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li (a) hbl four (i) Hiuh iUillon lo Kat
4)i lUwl ajtl mow ft Mm ttw coruoiaui HmlUul
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Ami lorcitoMni; ami It imiuallag all rlf hi. II
lie ul llrrM ul lb iklcwiaHW and tach ul
Ikem iu auil lo mUI uieutiMra In mU tmiliai-l
uWriUU and hfirlu blo(c Ml out. aad iloi
IHK Ibr Hbl real Hourrly lo plaiMllA. and lot
Iter vv.li ami diatturMintHla Iwuilet Im aatd
ull.aud auili olhtr utul lurlher rellrl lu tlur
MfWUH.. Iu Ihv i'ouil Mf ut mni aud
ru liable
Thla auuimuua la aeird upon ou bv puulna
lluti tbriool Uy order el lb liuumaule Huutit
rtuker. iude ul the above rulMbnl court, wad.'
aud euUinl tm iM day ul June, ivit, b olikli
order II ladmrtd Ibal Ibia order Im uul'li.lir.l
IU lb M. Juhua Melw our a wL lr not lex
Ihau all .Uiiraa4 MrrLa. lb dale ol lb fit-.!
publkatuiu Ihcieol Ikiiik Juuc j h al ih.
date ol the laH imlili.aliuii AUjUl II, tvti.
H1DNI.V i.okTioN,
AH .iuty lor I'lainim
IMOcrlluxrr llilic . roillaiid ui Mauic ,i.
Geo. W. Crockwell, M. E.
Naturopath, Spinologist
706, 70 DtkumBIJg.
ISIuotvlo 'i'ront muiits
SI'HCIAI.TIHS
Stomach troubk'. Chronic dlea.! ami
I'einnlc comlalMta,
No matter what your troulilv bj I . cmt
help you: I have curctl humlririUI v,hy
not ou?
Consultation uinl cxmnlnalionn I'rtc.
"Vay 'u cun."
No knife, No ovr(itli)iu. No liiourublat
case takeu.
l'rce treuliiiuuts ihU week.
Best Cord Wood
Per Cord $7.50
St. Johns Transfer Co.
CAREFUL FURNITURE MOVERS
1(9 E. Burlington St. FEED Emplrt Q02 FEED
PENINSULA WASHERY
1032 N. Syracuse Street
Patronize Your Local Laundry
Ilaml l'tnish Work Mciuleil . ami
Darned n Specialty- 1'amily WasJi-
iiiK an. I Wet Wasli SolieitiMl.
Huii'llcu ChIK.I fur and Delivered.
Satisfaction liuuruiiUed,
I'liano 75nWi-o iW'J
For auto repn i wi . t ha t.at a' ro
nired, go to the I'en'tii'stilii Gin
,', till ft. .lfrs-. "v
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