1' r HEATERS On Easy Terms The cool autumn evening will soou be here, theu you will want a little fire to take the dampness and chill out of the house and make It warm and cheerful We have a large stock of heaters which we arc pre pared to sell on Easy Terms. Our stock consists of high grade heaters made by reliable Manufacturing Companies Cast Irou Wood and Coal Heaters, Cast Iron Wood Heaters, Heaters with Steel bodies and Cast Iron Linings, some of them for burning wood only, and others for coal and wood. Wc have these heaters in many styles, all of them up-to-date designs, with plain nickel trimmings and foot rails. See Our Window Display of HEATERS Your Credit is Good Qftmondu B;ios "Gloria" Coffee' "Sinclair's" Bacon It seems to be time to put up Peaches and Pears now as both Klberta Peaches and Darttctt Pears area little earlier than usual, the quality is above the average this year on account of the w.irtn sunny dayti. We will have plenty of fruit jars of the standard makes and Lids and Rubbers. Wc are still selling Sugar below the Jobbers quotatiou. Good Tomatoes arc coming in now too, if you arc canning them, The same may be said of String Deans. All fresh vegetables are fine and the rains have saved the late Potatoes so that they will be reasonable this winter. Wc arc more-than ever convinced that Oregon is the best state in the Union. , When you need Flour the next time why not ask for Vim, the one made' here In St. Johns? The Grabateria Grocery COUCH & CURRIER, Inc. "Del Monte Products Vim Roar DOOOOOaOODOODODOOCXtCOaDOODOO(o0oCOOOOCOWOOOOOOffQC PEARS We are now taking Pears for the Cannery, will take all Pears from 2 inches up that are free from scale or worm holes, we want them now. We have choice apples for sale now, also Loganberry Juice in quarts and gallons, we deliver auy place. Any one who owes us money please come and pay us, as we need money and need it bad, we must have it to pay our Bills From now on all our business will be strictly cash. We buy fruit for cash and will have to sell it for cash. GASSER EXPR ESS 108 W. lt Street or FUone Office Umpire 392. Resilience Col. 377 PIGGLY W1GGLY U6uertie World 10 Pound Pure ?Q CANE SUGAR DOC tha 05c Puffed 11p WHEAT 11C Campbell's 1 A PORK & BEANS 1UC Saturday and Monday Only At Piggly Wiggly Stores f210 North Jersey Street And 186 Fifth Street, South of Yamhill Portland Get Your School Books and Supplies at the ST. JOHNS PHARMACY The Prescription Store A. D. S.. SANTOX AND DR. HOBSON REMEDIES. DR. HESS POULTRY PANACEA. ALLSIZES 105 NORTH JERSEY STREET PHONE COLUMBIA 138 Miss Minnie Mclntirc returned Inst week from Kainicr, Ore. u J. W. Peterson is erecting a residence at 1G25 Alnin street. u J. N. Hnrncy and fninily spent the week end nt Wallace, Idaho. Tho Minerva Social Club will give a 500 card party in Moose Hall next Tuesday evening. o The fellow who wntchca the clock can hardly expect to bo anything but one of the hands. Christian Science: Sunday morning services at 11:00; "Wed nesday evening nt 8:00 at 403 Smith avenue. Mr. and Mrs. II. h. Hurtle and daughters Hazel and Hose, and Jack Gillis are on a two weeks' motor trip to LaGrnnde. 15. S. Currier, II. W. llonham and J. N. Harney and their fam ilies have returned from a pleas ant camping trip at .Columbia City. George Chancy, son of Mr. and Mrs. I). O. Chancy, -103 15. Much- nnait Htrect.arrived recently from Urooklyn, N. ., and may remain here. F. II. Piper, tliu gonial mail enrrier, has sold his residence at 120!) South Syracuse street and purchased a homo at 12 1 12 North Smith avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Dorecy Hill and Fred Schmalliug, their cousin, left Monday for a two weeks' trip into Southern Oregon, their destination being Crater Luke. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Tooley lave been spending the week cud with her mother, Mrs. Alma Clio- ipictlo. Mr. Willis is the owner of tho Gem Theatre at Silvcrtou. o Ilov. D. 15. Nourse, pastor of tho Community church, with his family returned last week from n vacation spent in tho mountains near Toledo, Oregon, and at Now- port. t Mrs. Joseph McChosuoy and daughter, Kathryn, of 314 Chi cago street, returned Sunday evening' from Kalamn, whom thoy have been visiting rolntivo for the past week. h, V. Larson, who has been with tho Peninsula National Hank for the past two and one-half years, has resigned his position and lias accepted a posit ion in tho ofllco of the Portland Manufacturing Co. Mr. and Mrs. Clark and daugh ter Ernilla of Tacoma, Wash., ac companied by Mr. Clark's moth er of Saginaw, Mich., motored down on their Huiek ear and have been the guests of Mrs. Al ma Choquetto at 110!) Philadelphia street, leaving for home Monday. Remember tho Community Club will convene after its Summer va cation in tho Y. W. C. A. building Tuesday evening, Sept. 5th. If you are not n member, bo roady to join then or hnml in your namo to the secretary In tho meantime, and do your share toward mak ing conditions m St. Johns even more gratifying. o A most enjoyable surprise par ty was given Mrs. J T. Pond on Thursday afternoon, August 17, in honor of Mrs. Pond's 7Uth birthday, at tho home of Mi's. Marchaud,1107 b. Ivanhoe street. Following a luncheon served by the charming hostess, tho after noon was spent with music; Miss Smith and Marcel Marchand at the piano, vocal solo by Mrs. Marchand, Those present: Mrs. A. J. Horton and daughter Mar garet, Mrs. II. P. Toliver and her daughters Ruth and Ethel, Lou raine Smith, Amelia Stone, Mar cel. Marchand, Gladys Smitb.Mrs. Scammond, Mrs. J. T. Pond and Mrs. J. Marchand. Reported. Death, due to scalding when he acidentally fell into one of the natural hot springs at Klamath Falls, came to Frank Albert late Sunday night. He was at the spring to fill a barrel for house hold use when his foot slipped and he plunged into the spring which had a temperature of 107 degrees. His screams brought help and he was taken from the hot water and hurried to a hos pital, but died there after a few Hours, ins skin was cooked in the hot "water, Albert has lived at Klamath Falls for the last ton years but has no relatives thore or elsewhere so far as can be learned. The spring whore he met his death is known as "Tho Devil's Tea Kettle." A. Morey is erecting a line res idence at 812 N. Kellogg street. u Mrs. Julia Lott left Monday for a short vacation at Seaside. One hundred sheets of good typewriting paper for 25 rents at this ofllco. o An optimist is a fellow who loans a guy $10 when raid guy al ready owes him $20. o Looks as if a lot of the girls were actively participating in the "paint up" campaign. Ex. o The Gleaner Class of the M. 15. church will hold their regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. I j. 15. Rose, 71fi S. Kellogg street, Friday evening, Sept. 3d. Good progress is being made on tho hard surfacing of the St. Johns river road. Muck & Son are hauling the sand and gravel for this improvement. When this roadway is completed and the street car lines are laid upon it, the saving in time and con venience in making the trip to the business section of Portland will be of great advantage. Mrs. Rose F. Coleman, of Oma ha, Neb., and Miss Dorothy Rob erts of Dillon, Mont., were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C.Winn, 711 W.Mohawk street, on Sunday. The ladies are aunt and cousin of Mrs. Winn. They have been attending the summer term at the Califor nia State I'liiversity and are now touring the Coast before return ing to open their Fall terms of school. 1 The marriage of Miss Laura Lott and Mr. Gordon Bellinger took place Wednesday afternoon at n clock, August Kith, at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. .Julia Lott, in the presence of relatives and a few friends. The ceremony was performed by Dr. II. F. .Jones. , Jminediately following n dainty buffet lun cheon the happy couple left for Seaside tor a lew days. On their return they will make their homo with the bride's mother at 2111 Willamette boulevard. When your eyes burn and smart and pain you, the situation is like an automobile driven with out lubricating oil untl it screech- m and its hearings neat, iiotli are serious danger signals. Own- rs of ears would not think of al lowing their machines run with out oil. Which is more import ant, automobiles or eyas! Any one knows where to go for oil and gas for his auto. Dr. Frank Sandifur will relievo your eye trouble. Otlleo Itouham-Currier Uldg., phono Empire 0370. Pythian Sister Altruistic Club met with Sister Itertha Nelson at her home, HOG N. Edison street, last Tuesday at an all day meet ing, and wasnjoyed by all pres ent. Crocheting and sowing was tho work for tho day. A pot luck tumor was served at noon, Those present: Mcsdamcs Nellie John son, Douglass, Weimer, llovd, Swift, Moore, Hriee, Horry, Ethel Ioiioh, Wright, Walker, Jaoob- sen, uiiius, ucmirioKs, urace Johnson and the hostess. The next meeting will be with Sister Oihus, 313 W. Hurlington street, Sopt. fth. Reported. o Last Sunday at the Community church Dr. Ilorden gave a very interesting and helpful talk at tho morning service. At tho eve ning sorvice Mr. Green spoke, His message was appreciated by thoso who wore present. Next Sunday the pastor will be back from his vacation anil will preach at both servicos. Mr. Fassett will sing in the morning and tho Young People's Chorus will givo a special number in the evening. The Christian Endoavor will meet at 7 o'clock. Sunday school at 10 o'clock promptly, Robt. Mc Mahon superintendent. Our con gregation sings. Reported. O' September 3rd has been set for the Bachelor Club's initial foot ball practice this season. The Portland News is sponsoring tho league, and Pior Park will be tho scone of Kovoral hard fought games. The liachtdors won the championship last season and an ell'ort will be put forth to win it again. Last year the players were forced to day gamos with out the proper equipment, and this yoar, in order to get good houlder pads, etc., tickets will be sold for 25c. Howevor, tho Bacliolor Club does not want any one to miss tho games who cannot afford to Bpend the money, liv eryone is welcome, with their ticket or without it GLOVES LARGE ASSORTMENT W. W. ROGERS THE RAINCOAT MAN hTBiiToad MalbEmpire 1133. "Wiggle your toes In ROGERS' HOSE. Twelve Inch Inside Mill Wood and Planer Trimmings. Empire 1133. If in need of a Buttery see Weeks & Wright, 10fl W. Leavitt street. Mac-Dry Batteries, Fed eral Tires and Tubes, Waverly Oils, Chevrolet Parts Servii.e. Flemish Giant rabbits for sale. Also have two White Leghorn roosters. 808 S. Crawford St.; Empire 00 IS. -13 "Bottcr Wood" Col. 258. ROGERS' SOX Stand Hard Nox. If you want a choice little farm, well located, good build ings, I hnvo a bargain for you. Phone Empire 0!)30. 41tf For Rent Six modern house keeping rooms, partly furnished, reasonable. (Ill 15. Charleston street. R-O-G-E-R-S' S-H-O-E-S Good for bad boys and not bad for good boys. Trade two lots for auto or as payment on house 114 N. Jersey street. We install the new Spiral Bevel Gears in your Chevrolet, three times as strong and absolutely quiet j total cost $2r.()0. Weeks & Wright Garage, 105 W. Leavitt. For Sale On account of trick ness will sell grocery and confec tionery Btoro at 203 N. Jersey St. LOOK, LOOK I Lots fiOxlOO for $175 to $300, $10 cash, $5 per mouth. Don't wait if you want a lot. Just 12 lots left; good lo cation, three blocks from ear line Seed. F. Gillmore, ll.'P. North Jersey street; Empire 0081. For Rent (i room furnished modern bungalow; would lease ror one year. Call Emp. 1303. For Sale Vulcan gas range with broiler, price $30. Call at room 22, Peninsula Bank Bldg. If you want to build a home, 1 have a lot, very choice location, that I will sell reasonable and give terms. Phone Emp. 0030, If your ear needs repairing get. our prices, Wo am out ol the high rent district. We repair all makes of ears and guarantee our work. Weeks & Wright Garage, 105 W. Leavitt street, block oil' Jersey street. Wanted Man with ear to sell lost low priced Cord Tires made. $100 per week and expenses. Graham Tire Co., 3003 Pipestone, Kenton Harbor, Midi. Four room brand new bunga low, near Kenton ear line, lot 50 xlOO, $150 will nut you in: nrico $1150 only for this property. See Marum x. Amizieli, 300 North Jersey street. Miss Arzolla Sullivan retimed from Salem last week. She was accompanied by friends from Idaho. Tho George School Parent Teacher Association has a call for a cook stove. Any one buy ing a Htovo to spare, kindly call Empire 0300. Mrs. Foul of John street in dressing one of her R.I. Red hens found sixteen eggs inside, all ful ly developed or nearly so, which is something very unusual. Mr. Hendricks of Currin's For Drugs and wife have roturncd from a very pleasant two weeks' sojourn in White Salmon valley. They made some line catches of trout. n L. K, Simmons, grocer, and his mother, Mrs. Georgia Simmons, and sister, Vesta Simmons, and Arthur Johnson are spending a two weeks' sojourn at Long Beach, Wash. Rev. W. T. Wiliams of Council Grove, Kansas, in company with L. F, Clark, was a pleasant visi tor to this office last Friday, lie had been at San Francisco and .stopped off on his way home. o W. E. Mulkey and wife of Blythe, Cal., have been guests at the home of the former's broth er, Dr. S. A. Mulkey, tho past week. Mr. Mulkey notes many improvements in St. Johns since his last visit here five years ago. Jack and Hazel Eug.ell loft on last Thursday on a touring trip through Oregon and Washington. Thoy will be at Jack's grandfa ther's a couple of days and at Silver Lake a fow das. From there they will stop at places of interest until their vacation time Im cvpireil. MvMMHAT vou save todav laruelv determines what wflwvou will be tomorrow Financial Indenen- 8 mm dence is essential to Advancement. The table herewith shows how money grows if deposited regularly and careful persual of the fol lowing chart will strikingly emphasize to you the value of Saving Systematically. 3 per cent Savings Compounded Semi-annually pay as follows: Weekly One Three P'ive Ten Savings Year Years Years Years $ 1.00 $ 52.77 $ 1(53.11 $ 280.2G $ 005.54 3.00 158.34 480.52 841.02 1817.14 . 5 00 203.90 815.88 1401.74 3023.98 ' 10.00 527.83 1031.83 2803.57 G057.18 Peninsula National Baink COURTESY, SERVICE, SECURITY MEMBER OF FEDERAL RESERVE BANK ! United States Tir Are Good Tires Here's Our Price; Profit 'by it while our Stock lasts. These prices1 are good if we can fill out of Stock: 30x3 Usco Trend $ 9.81 30x3J3 Chain Tread $12.38 30x3.', Nobby Tread $14.30 32x3 Chain Trend, .s. .. .$15.90 32x4 Chain Tread $20.95 34x4 Nobby Trend $22.85 WHY NOT BUY THE BEST St. JOHNS HARDWARE GO. THE WINCHESTER STORE SEE ME GOl TotheNUW YORK MOTOR CO., Comer of Pittsburg ami llrmlionl Streets Heat Work, Guaranteed to Stand up. Drive down ud te us, Wc Save You Money. Also Motor lioat and Cruisers lluilt and Kepuiicd. Yours for Service, New York Motor Co. P. S. I. I,. II. c. Botter Wood, Empiro 1133. For Rule At U20 N. Cuntral avenue, Jewell km range uiid al so wood range, both hi good eon-ditiou. LOOK, LOOK! Lots MIxlUO for $17i to $.10(1, $1(1 etudi, $!i pur uioutli. Don't wait if you want a lot. .Inst 12 lots left; (food lo cution, throe blocks from our line. See J. F. Uillmoro, UVj North Jersey strcul; Kmpirc 00HI. Did you notice HUliKKS out pulling up all the awnings dur ing that heavy ram, so lolks would have to buy his umbrellas J Cord Wood, old growth, Empire 1448. For a Dripping Noso And chilly toes, Wear KOOHUS' warm ilSo IIOSK; ! pair $1.00. Large, light, well furnisliod room, furnace heat, beautiful lo cution. 1001 Willamette boule vard; Umpire 2108. Hy owner, 40 acres !lf miuutos drive from center of Portland ; 110 acres in lino potatoes., some tonus. Impure 111 S. Princeton .St. 4111 Hy owner, two fiuu biuiipijowt; located in St. Johns; somu terms. Inquiro 111 S. Princeton. 41tf Two room bunuulow, lot 50x 100, fruit trees, tfrapu vines and shrubbery, concrete sidewalks in, furniture, electric light, gas, toilet, Itli) Kast ISiichanau street. All this for $1)00. Sec Amuieh, :i(0 N. Jnrsey; Empire 1.102. For Sale Good Whuolcr & Wilson sewing machine, nil at tachments and houiKtitchiug, tun dollars. 2140 Willamutto lilvd. For Sale by Owner Fivo room modern homo on yood stroot, I'loso in. 721 Oswego street. 42 After travoliriL' across the cont inent, you wonder how Colurnbus e 'ii a i' I ! v ' S. B. A. 2776 MuiiibvrK of St. Julius fouitoil 277i: You art irat'riwliy . miudiMl thul on tin Iirl Thin, day in Setmlicr, 7ili,l!22, liters will bu un election of oflloers. Tb protiuut ortloein are liopuitf thai iiiuihIioih will elicit how ummiiImm to till tliuir chair, Your dltfy calls you on this itusvtiuir night. (iood Dions ShirU $l.SSr K O ll li-K-S. If you WHiit to keep liegllliy uat Hxtru Virifiu lulimt Olive Oil. For kmIo Ht Jst. John Avunue Urn eury, corner North' Jcrsv St, i wo oiioicu ioim on i.ooiwnl m., siduwalkK in Mud mUK nt kut half price. Seo Couom Ktutoii, 2015 N. Juracy stray t. I Suwinu, uttinjr, eroeheliiiif. rail- linury and embroidery done uhoap; also 1021 Cleveland mo torcycle for salt). lnuiro 1103 Oswego street. For Sale") room buuiialow two blocks from St. John liitfji aohool two blocks from ear;. toruM. Phono owner, bullwood Q (78. For Swlo Tim loir om itroD erty on Smith avcuutt; nil kinds of fruit, an acre of roi,yul, vt mum biiiuwuikk, uero XMoverwi with llr, cedar and dogwood truon; easy' down payujeitt and linal payments to suit piin)laer. I. (J. Urbun, 727 Smitirlayeuue. Orchard for Sal--:Teu lien of bearing Spiteubvrg tjd New town apples, trees 11 yews old; new house, now packing UoUfte, new wire feiiuu uud otl;cr out buildings, some took; oil Vrout hake road, near school uud boat ing dam; in splendid condition ; crop goes wuli place; 1000 boXM last year; yitimtiul in Whit Sal mon, Wash., valley. PrlooTiGSOO. Miirhr consider !rnd for farm in r P