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About St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 17, 1922)
Hi I 8 YOUR COZY HOME Your home is not cozy unless you are well supplied with bed clothing to help add to your coziness; we are going to give you a week's special on the comforter materials. I A Splendid Assortment of Comforter Gliallies Selling many places at 25c per yard OUR SPECIAL will bo 36 In. Challfc 18c Wondorful Rock River Bats. A full size stitched Bat for $1.10 Tho Red Star, full size, three lbs. Beautiful Snow White $1.00 The Woolcott (Processed) $2.00 Kumfort Fleece (Part Wool, Part China Cotton) Wonderfully Fluffy $2.75 Woolnap Nashua Blankets Arc warmf moderate in price and fancy or plain. We have theso at $4.50 to $7.50 COMFORT SLIPPERS This fa our time to buy that gift of gifts Hint ndils to the comfort of the wearer. All iimnner of felt slippers. Our stock Is full ri;ht now mid the prices nrc so moricrnto: $1.50 to $2.25, Select the pair you arc going to present right now. INDIAN HEAD For Fancy WorR INCHAjNjjEAD on ihc Shxxp 33 in., 36 in., 44 in., and 54 in., looks al most like linen Price 35c to 55c There is more quality In a MALLORY HAT Than you would expect at tho prico. They have that Refined Appear ance not built in other hats. .FELT HATS $4.50, $5, $5.50 Felt Hats Crav ancttc.. .$6.00 Vclour Hats $6.00 SPECIAL For Saturday Only Men's Cans 1ALighHniDl:k iviici I o v.o3 Colors and the lat est styles. Sold Regularly for $2.00 and .SO- Special, Saturday Only - - - $1.45 I I BONHAM MISS PLASKET, Buyer Dry Goods Dept. Men's Overcoats In new and up to the minute style. Heavy Plaid Black, or a New Knitted Mater lal that will give you wonderful service. Made of Virgin Wool, therefore will retain its shape and appearance longer. PRICED $32.50 and $35.00 OTHERS $15.00 to $30.00 Special on Men's Raincoats Wool Texture, Rubberized and some Silk Lined Coats for the rain and wlud. Regular Price up to $22.50. EXTRA SPECIAL $6.95 & CURRIER L. E. ROSE, Mgr. Men's Dept. The C. of C. and R. R.s in 1 1 r 1 1 in Hinniv lint ilirimturu (if ftn l'ni'l Inud clumihur of cotiiiiu'icu hnvu nummcd up in an rccd iitiitouiciit the opitiin of tho luminous coin, inunity on tliu railronil murpiiyill cffortH of tliu rival niilroml HyN tcniK to win puhlie Hiipjiort nhnuld uimhc. Wlintovor is ta in rd hy one will he cnuoiinlorod by the other, no that both will he in tho Hiuno rulntivo piiHitioii in the cud. When petitioim Hini'd by Hovoral litiudrud busintww men in tho Hiimu community, Niiuie favor itifT tho Union I'aeifie aide, others tliu Southern I'acilli! Hide, of tho chhu, arc presented to the inter ntnto comineroo uoiiiiniNxion, the two (roups will neutralize one another. Tho elVeet will he to present Portland and tho other Oregon eities where propaganda u carried on as sadly divided in the eyes of tho eouum'ssion. Then tho commission is likely to disre gard nil petitions that display partnership for oppohing solu tions nml to attack the problem According to its own lvinnvlmli'.. judgment and experience and in tno light or tho testimony and arguments that nro presented at formal hearings. Owgon'a interest in the matter has been well defined hy the cHauiiicr in resolutions to which champions of both railroad sys terns n awed. All ihmi Hint '. tain liuea should be built mid that thero aliould be real eompotitioii oeiween parallel systems. Tina disagreeiiiont is as to the process by which these desirable things can uesi do gained. Surely tho wisest course would he to emiucii trate our oncrgius on prcfcuntuig to the comniiRflion tho nuuds of Oregon an well as tho dangers auahist wMuh tlu. to be guarded, and then leave tho commisaiou to devise means by vrhleh one shall bo secured anil the other avoided. More good and lens narm would bo done by that courho than by permitting tho community to bo divided into lactioiw, which would have ad verso effect on our dealings with ouier prouiems or equal moment. So many things need attention wiui energy snouid not ho expen ded on the quarrel between two railroads. The combatant uorno rations should call off their forces, and tho business men of Portland BhouM expedite such ae tion by ceasinir to iitterokt tlmm sely.Qa. in. Ulo eontost. Orogo- Tjhore are UaQ disabled war vet- WW. u the I'acitio Northwest icauuutf to become capable farm em. on their own or leased land tf tte present time. These nion receive $80 a month or more from tke government until they are aWe to handle their land projects wtbout outside nid. A total of proximately 500 other voca tional trainees of this district are .' I ... . . cruig agrtcuuurui worK 01 var )dum kinds, Auto lEIectrical Repairing Wo arc NOW EQUIPPED to do all kinds of Auto Electrical Repairing. All Work Guaranteed Prices Reasonable Weeks &, Ball 105 W. I.eavitt St. Phone Umpire 1590 St. Johns Grocery (Formerly C. S. Hucy's Store) 202 South Jersey street, Corner Leavitt Plione Empire 0528 WE DELIVER FREE Trade at Hie Store Where Your Dollar buys the Most WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS Drop In and sco Our Specials for Friday, Saturday and Alonday. Satisfaction or your money back. The Home Mercantile Co. Is Headquarters for your Coal' and Briquettes for Fuel. All kinds of Hay, Grain and Feed for your stock. Stock and Poultry Remedies and Tonics. Moulting Mash for your hens. This is the time of year to feed Egg Mash, for eggs are advancing in price. We have all kinds of Building Materials. Buy Roofing Paper to fit your roofs. See our stock of Doors, Windows, Etc. Come in and get our prices. The Home Mercantile Co. tfOO W. llui'llnuton Street FUNERALS ERBI Baautlful gray or blaok adult oaihat, hre, box, 2 autoa embalming and rfn d aarvlc for $75 Hither priced unerali In, proportion. Beautiful New l'lornl Chipcl. Lad Awhtant, aW-jaaLLBB M"HaB B'SaaLaH PKBr TRACKY We manufacture caakcU. Prirato I'amlly Rooms Complete Anto Hqpipmeot MILLER & TRACEY Broadway 2801 Indapandant Funeral Dlreotora S IB 44 WaihlngtoD at CHa Street, Between 20lh imm! 2M Street, Wot SWe Sunset Cash Grocery 311 Philadelphia St. Phone Empire 1148 Kgcp Painted Woodwork CLEAN ITf tj rPr III II III mi r Clean wooden floors, linoleum, tile, marble, concrete, with SAPOLIO Makes nil house cleaning easy. Large cake No waste Eak Maru'i Soot C. N.wYwk, U.S. A. SATURDAY ONLY 1 Sack Sugar 13 M Pounds Sugar $7.45 $1.00 St Johns Lumber Co. Wholesale and Retail Empire 06.11 C 1101 Foot of Burlington St. FRIDAY, SATURDAY 3 Pkgs. Argo Cora Starch 25c 3 Pkgs. Blu Hell Corn Flakes ...,25c 6 Hars White Wonder Soap 25c 6 Bars Royal White Soap. 25c 3 lbs. Navy Ueans 25c 3 lbs. Fancy Head Rice. . ,25c 3 lbs. Spaghetti. 25c 4 lbs. Macaroni 25c 3 Large Solid Pack Tom- atoes 50c 1 can I.ibby Apple Butter. 15c 1 lb Bulk Chocolate 20c 1 lb. Cocoanut Shredded, .20c 1 lb. Bulk Cocoa 10c 1 Qt. Knights Salid Oil.. . 13c and MONDAY SPECIALS Picnic Ham 20c Del Monte Catsup 24c Krauses Royal Chocolate. 25c 1 Qt. Mazola Oil 49c Ja Gal. Mazola Oil 94c Pint Jar Prepared Mus tard 19c Kuights Fresh Sweet Cider, Gal 45c Drifted Suow Flour, 49 lb. for $2.00 A New Shipment of Fine Coffee, 3 lbs. for $1.00 Try our regular Coffee, lb 30c and 37c We have some very fine Spitzenburg Apples, Box $1.00 DUNCAN BROS., Prop. Please Telephone your Orders Early and help us give you better service G J. MUCK, Grocer Fancy and Staple Groceries "OUR MOTTO" QualityPriceService Phone Empire 0118 217 S. Jersey St Phene Emlre 0118 WARNING I A LOAD OF WOOD According to the City Inspector can be any amount. Pay little attention to price. Watch your ticket ior the measure you get for your money. St. Johns Lumber Co. WoodUwn 2119 t'hone Kinpire 0343 Bartlett & Widenmann WOOD SAWING 0 LARK-WILSON WOOD Slab and block wood mixed, JfO.lH) loud j dry slab and block bi.OO load; planer wood. $5.50. All Onlew IVJuiptly Attended (jlf, Vurth Hudson street: Einnirts St. Johns Transfer Company Local and Long Distance Hauling We are the Oldest on the Peninsula and are Equip-' ped to give you the best of Service on Mov ing, Packing and Shipping. J