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TIIE MORNING OREGON! AN, SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 1908.
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iscuit Company, Portland, Or.
Pacific Coast
THE trial of some new Ashing nets
during the past -week resulted
in the appearance of several un
usual kinds of fish in some of the mar
kets. Most of them were not for sale,
but were, even so, rather Interesting
to the housekeeper who likes to see
and try new things. Possibly the "new
animal" that someone la always de
manding may be found In the so-called
"angel" or "rat fish," which certainly
looks as If It had been undecided
whether to be fish or flesh when it
grew up. It was new to me, and no
one could tell me whether It was good
to eat or not. Hake was another fish
not often seen in the market here,
though much eaten abroad. Fish prices
generally seemed to be a. little lower.
Black bass was 30 to 35 cents a pound,
striped bass and sea trout about 20
cents, catfish, sole, salmon and crop
pies 15 cents, black cod, halibut, hake
about 12 cents, and silver smelt, her
ring, flounder and perch 10 cents a
pound. Shad cost 15 to 20 cents each.
and shad-roe 20 cents a pound. Cali
fornia pomplno cost 65 cents a pound
this week. There were New York
clams at 10 cents a dozen, as well as
the usual razor clams at 15 cents a
dozen, and the. hard-shell kind at 5
cents a pound. Cooked crawfish cost
40 cents a dozen, and crabs are still
to the fore, although there Is no "r"
in the month, as tradition warns us
there should be if we are to enjoy
crabs, oysters, and pork. Poultry
prices are unchanged. There were no
pigeons to be had, apparently, and
"broilers" were inclined to be small
and scarce at 40 to 60 cents each.
Strawberries are very Inviting,
though still high In price. Some of
the fine Hood River berries were 25
cents a box, but the Mount Tabor ber
ries at 15 and 20 cents were decidedly
good both as to looks and taste. Goose
berries at ly, to 10 cents a pound,
loganberres and red raspberries at 15
cents a small box, and blackberries
both the round kind and the long
"Mammoth" variety, at 10 to 16 cents,
give variety to the fruit stands. Ap
ricots are better In appearance than
last week. They cost about 60 cents
a basket. Some of the best looking
pineapples I have seen- lately were of
fered at 25 cents. Fresh pineapple Is
particularly useful for salads, now
that celery is almost unattainable.
There are peaches already, but they
are mostly of the tint of the one which
caused disaster in the case of the late
lamented John and Susan Jones, and
are probably intended more for orna
ment than for use. Cherries are 15
and 20 cents a pound; cantaloupes 35
cents each, and mangoes 5 cents each.
Beams and peas are about the same
in price as last week, but seem better
in quality. The new red sweet pota
toes are in; and cucumbers are get
ting much more plentiful and cheap.
Good tomatoes are still scarce, and the
price of green peppers is still rather
high. There is not so much aspara
gas to be seen, but it is still very good
at 10 to 15 cents a pound. New beets,
carrots and turnips suggest a number
of dainty vegetable dishes, including
Russian salads of several varieties.
Head lettuce Is very good Just now.
Try a delicate lamb stew, with new
carrots, peas and stewed- lettuce some
day when you want an, easy dinner.
Use a little mint. If you like, and don't
overcook the lettuce.
in the Chamber of Commerce building,
tenants of the main floor of the byilding
yesterday presented him with a handsome
Rookwood vase.
SATURDAYJBPECIALS.
On sale today: 75c fancy hosiery
47c; women' 25o fancy hose 15c; 2
clasp French lisle gloves 25c All
dress goods and silk remnants one
half marked price. Boys' blouse waists
25c Mount Hood shirts 25c; 75c bureau
scarfs 49c Great special bargains in
all departments. McAllen & McDon
nell, Third and Morrison.
Hnnnn shoes fir the feet. Roenrbfer.
ATTENTION IS ATTRACTED
Roses In the Chamber of Commerce
Building XJnuffnally Fine.
"W. A. Storey's exhibit of roses In the
main corridor of the Chamber of Com
merce Building attracted large crowds
to that building throughout the day yes
terday. Mr. Storey held a similar exhibit
during the Rose Festival last year, but
the present display for exceeds it in every
way. An arrangement has been made
by Mr. Storey, Frederick V.- Holman, H.
M. Grant, Robert Smalz and other rose
growers to maintain an exhibit In the
Chamber of Commerce building through
out the rose season. Mr. Storey's roses
will be on exhloit until tonight. Monday
Dther growers will have a display. The
present exhibit includes some rare speci
mens. Many of them Mr. Storey con
ildcrs even finer than those for which
no received awards In the recent compe
tlon. The collection is divided into three
groups, the center group being made up
Df Caroline Testout roses. Included in
:he collection is a specimen of the Grover
Cleveland variety, an especially hand
Home red rose which Mr. Storey lntro
Juced into Oregon. Among the other
rarletles of red roses shown by him are
the following:
TJlrich Brunner, Charles Iiefever, King
f Sweden, Black Prince, Grass au Tep
Htz. Jacqueminot, Xavler Olibo and Earl
f Pembroke. Among the other varieties
.n the exhibit are specimens of the Duch
ss of Portland. Prince of Bulgaria, M!l
1 red Grant, Mrs. David McKee, Florence
Pemberton.
As a token of their appreciation of Mr.
Itorey's courtesy In Installing the exhibit
"We Sell Cheap for Cash"
A SHAD SPECIAL
Columbia River SHAD
5c Each
Salmon Eggs for Trout Fishing
The only place in Portland to get
them.
No delivery for less than $1.
OREGON FISH CO.
The only exclusive fish house in
Portland.
WEST END OF MADISOS-STREET
BRIDGE.
Phones A-1024, Main 1024.
If you want the best the market af
fords in
Poultry, Oysters and
Fish
Be sure and call on
G. COVACHsCO.
275 First St.
"We handle this line only.
. WEST SIDE DELIVERY ONL.T.
Phones A-3535, Main 635.
BEST EASTERN HAMS
SLIGHTLY FIRE SMOKED
12 i3 lb.
Skamokawa Butter, roll. ........ 55t
Creamery Butter, roll.
Dairy Butter, roll. . . . . ,...40
Pull Cream Cheese, lb .....15
Eggs, dozen 20
Ranch Eggs, strictly fresh, two
dozen 45
Chickens, lb 16, 17
La' Grande Creamery
264 Yamhill.
CHICKENS
17c lb.
Best Butter, roll ...50
RANCH EGGS, 2 dozen ..4o
Chinook Salmon, 2 lbs.........25
Halibut, 3 lbs. for 25
SHAD ROE, lb.. 15
LARGE SHAD, EACH 15
Crabs 10 to 15
Columbia Fish Co.
THIRD AND ANKENY,
Phones: Main 5. A 5556.
Buyers' Attention
80x100.
, 5-room house,
university Park.
S1300.
87x110.
7-room modern house.
Portsmouth.
$2250.
50x100
House, lots with alley.
Ball Bun water, streets Improved
Wlllumbla.
For Rent.
B-room, new, modern cottage,
$13.00.
A. W. BAGLEY.
Portsmouth, take St. John Can,
Phone Woodlawn 2144.
THE ONLY ABSOLUTE SAFETY IS IN PAYING GASH
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1 11 Jy
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Main 1412
First and Taylor Sts.
Home A1412
Special for Saturday Only
CARNATION CREAM, 3 FOR.
, 9 LBS. FRENCH PRUNES
7 LBS. NAVY BEANS. . . ... . , . .
...25
25
SUGAR, 18 POUNDS FOR $1.00
COMB HONEY ..... ... , 10
1000 MATCHES . . . . . . . . 5
13 BARS SOAP 'H.!iKWK..M.i. .25
1 GALLON SYRUP .45
PACKAGE POSTUM . ....,.-.. 20
TWO DOZEN RANCH EGGS 45c
CREAMERY BUTTER, ROLL. ..... 50
BEST CREAMERY BUTTER, ROLL. ..-.,.55
GOOD TABLE BUTTER, ROLL 45
1-quart bottle Salad Oil 25
2 cans Pineapple ... ... .25
Extra Standard Peaches,- can ...... . 15
Extra Standard Pears, can. . ..w,w;wa.ai..,15
Extra Standard Plums, can . ..... .r.-. .... ..... ... ... . 15
FREE BASKET WITH EVERY $3 ORDER
2 large Ivory Soap
2 packages Acme Matches
8 bars D. C. Soap .
'7 bars Toilet Soap .
C" ari :-; ;. ti
,.25
...... 25
BUY YOUR GROCERIES WHERE
QUALITY IS CONSIDERED
Pure, Clean Made aad Good. You Run No Rink. They Comply With
All Food Lam and Are Guaranteed to Pleaae the
Most Particular People, i
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OLIVES
Bulk Olives, Queen, extra lare, per gallon. ..........
Bulk Olives, Queen, extra large, per quart...........
Bulk Olives. Manzanilla. rjer srallon - -
Bulk Olives, Manzanilla, per quart... .
Bulk Olives, ripe; gallon tins. . .. .......
Bulk Olives, rlne. rjer nnart
Cama Olives, Queen, 32-oz. grlass
uama uiives, wueen, i-oz. glass
Cama Olives, Queen, 10-oz. glass
Spanish Cylinder, Queen. 14-oz. glass.......
Heinz Manzanilla Gem.....
Mission Ripe Olives, pint .............. 25
Ehmann's Ripe Olives. 12-oz. glass 30
Stuffed Olives with'Sweet Peppers, 6-oz. glass.................. iqa
Stuffed Olives with Sweet Peppers, 10-oz. glass... 2S
J. P. S. Pitted Queen Olives, S2-oz. glass ..Stl'lh
J. P. S. Pitted Queen Olives. 16-oz. glass 75
OLIVE OIL
Ehmann's Olive Oil, quart bottles. ................. t Art
Ehmann's Olive Oil, pint bottles I.T"!" 50?
Ehmann's .Olive Oil, half-gallon tins. ..................... .. oji
Ehmann's Olive Oil, gallon tins " "t 'K !
Kicelle French Olive Oil, quart bottles -.--... ......... SlOft
Nlcelle French Olive Oil, pint bottles . rin
Nlcelle French Olive Oil. half -pint bottles I 'J -'
Giuseppe Italian Olive Oil, half-pint bottles 2J
Giuseppe Italian Olive Oil, gallon tins ...... 'st-fr-'n
Giuseppe Italian Olive Oil, half-gallon tins I.."lS5l"Rft
Holland Nut Oil, finest for mayonnaise, gallon tins. .
Domestic Salad Oil, quart bottles .ITCH "ioi
Domestic Salad Oil. pint bottles ....... ''
Domestic Salad Oil, gallon tins ................. i ?!,
Domestic Salad Oil. 5-galloa tins , , . 1 , . .!.'!"!; j.5Q
3 LBS. JUSfO MOCHA AND JAVA COFFEE or-j ftft
RELIABLE GOODS
Test our fancy Hams and Bacon and see If they are not superior tn
quality and flavor. ,
Fancy Ranch Eggs,
and Cookies.
Full . Cream Cheese. Dainty Crackers, "Wafers
Heinz 67 Varieties, the kind that contain no preservatlves. Preferred
Stock Canned Goods, packed wherever the best la grown.
D. C. BURNS CO.
208 - 210 THIRD STREET, BETWEEN TAYLOR AND SALMON.
There's this difference between
the cocoa habit and the coffee
habit: Cocoa makes you healthier,
stronger, steadier, better able to
do your share. Does coffee?
LESSTHANJk CEN72UCUP
Is made with scrupulous, con
scientious care and old-fashioned
attention to cleanliness, purity,
goodness and quality. No cocoa
at any price can be better or more
delicious. Your grocer sells and
recommends it.
D. Ghlrardelll Company
San Francisco
The cacao tree rrawi on the warm low
lands and In the valley tributary to the
coast. The valleys adjacent to Guayaquil
produce the greatest Quantity of any dis
trict In the world. In UKK there were
4S2T cacao plantations or farms in Ecua
dor, with a total of trx, rnn.
ular Reports,
If men only realized how great an asset
In life is a retentive memory they would
take care to see that their children's
memories were properly trained. The sim
plest method consists in learning every
day a few lines by heart. None of our facul
ties can be trained so easily as that of
memory. Stuttgart amlUeablatt.
R. P. Roblln. Premier of Manitoba, has
announced that the government within
60 days will begin the construction of
1000 miles of telephone and telegraph lines.
This is a part of the public ownership's
policy, which will Involve aa expenditure of
10.000,000, .