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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (April 11, 1908)
tttt: morning oregoniax.. Saturday, april 11, ipos. 13 W"e do Tint rlaim to control the re tail meat trade of Portland, hut we famliilly believe that we are a on Firlerahle factor in making prices on first-class moats. We really be lieve that if we were not here that the public would not have the tplendid opportunity of buying Mien good meats as we handle at the very low prices we -k for them. Read our prices and com pare them with others. VEAL : saus- : age : to- : dAtt : 2 lbs. : 25c : FREE! With each purchase today -we will give yon a small package, of that fine table salt, "Shaker Salt." Ask for it.' BACON. A very choice lot of fine Break fast F'.aron for you at 15 Rrfular price 2?. Try a pound LARD J lb. Pure I.art 35 5 lb. Pur. lard SO4 10 Fur. Lard, special JS1. 15 PICKLES. We carry every kind of Pickles and olives that you can ask for. ASK AND SEE. i Down Goes Butter Our Best 60c Boll; Good Butter Today 50c Roll Here's a Bargain Wp have secured a rery nire lot of Spring Lamb3 which we will offer you today. Fore-quarter at, lb.l2i,c Hind-quarter at, lb. ..lo At these low prices one and all can afford a Lamb for their Sunday dinner. "We will furnish the mint free. VEAL. TM In Ihr llnr (tint the vrry rholrnt of .mall milk-fed Aral Mre Kt ih.lr trt. We have auprrb lot for you tnriiT. ai stew and Dumplings, lb... 8 Prras-t 1. stufT-.i. lb IOC Hreast of Vt-al Shoulder. Ib. 124c Ixilu or Rib Ohop, lb 15 !.( of Veal, lb fit Veal Chops, lb 12Hf Come oarlv for flrdt choice. VEAL SAUSAGE. We makt a srrater amount rt Veal PiiFjt than any shop in Portland. Whv? Hecawse wp C pAni. bcII at 2 pounds for....'' VCOIS Special Cut in Prices of Roasts and Pot Roast 7g 1L of Beef, all day today . Lard, 3 lbs. 35c Lard, 5 lbs. 60c Lard, 10 lbs. $1.15 Remember, that this is lard, not a mixture. If you do not like it, we will gladly refund money MUTTON. The fliftt Vamtera Orea-oa Wether Mutton la Port Inn d. Voi do lot nerd to tnke our word come aid are for yonrsrlf. Mutton Stw. lb Mutton Chop, lb. ....... Mutton Shoulders, lb.... Mutton Iks, lb M utton Loin Chopa, lb. . . Mutton Breaat, lb. ..... These prices look a Is: a. bat too all kiow that Rood Muttoa la very blah aod searee. PORK. This la Oregon grain-fed -.ork. We do not have to have our pork ahlpped from Nebraska, aa nome of our neighbors do. Oregon pork la a-ood enough for ua. We know you will like it. Pork Sausajrft, lb. 1 0 Pork Shoulder lb 10 Tork Roast, lb l6 Choice Cut Shoulder, lb 12 Pins' Feet, lb K PiRS' Head, lb 4- Ik Pork Roast, lb. 12H Hama. lb 12 Pickled Pork, lb... 12H-l5 You'll be aa happy as this farmer if you buy your pork of us. Wo offer yon nothing but the best Oregon train-fed pork. MARKET BASKETS FREE. We will arlve for today .nly with each SI porch... a cnod atrona market baakct, abaolatelr free. Aak for them. . EASTERN OREGON'S CHOICEST CATTLE. Are aold bere. We wtll rmt yo ; rat from the beef. Hsht before yon. AVe won't M Into any dirty bark room to brine ont aome old aerapa. Soup Meat, lb Boiling: Meat. lb. ... Stew Meat, lb Pot Roast, lb. Rump Roast, lb. Prime Rib. lb Round 8teak, lb...... Plrloln steak, lb Small T-Bone, lb l .arite T-Bone, lb. . . . liver. lb. ............ Hearts, lb , Kidneys, lb. ......... Tripe, lb Brains, Ib si'-a 7 8 s-io .10-12i it :.v.v.v:gj ,10 12V, Winners of the Picture Contest Mra. Nelson Hulln. first prise. 12n$ East Tamhlll $10.00 A. 8. Wllcoxen, aeconfl prlie, Wlrhl ta station 1.00 Jaa. O. Botkln. ml Front street. Mrs. F. B. Padrlck. 130S Union ave. Chas. H. Groves, Good Samaritan Hospital. Miss Marl Hannlaan. 47 Sixth at. Miss Elisabeth Wise. 414 Morrison. -Mrs. N. H. Olean, 39S Ensrene st. Dr. G. G. Crest, R. F. D. No. 1, lents. Or. Anna Bonadurer, 593 Kast lTtli st. Mrs. Anna H. Pogrue, 9S Kast 27th. Pearl Wilkinson, 485 K. Morrison. W take pleasure In naminc these winners of our picture contest. . If they will call at the market we will give them their prlres. We wish particularly to compliment Mrs. Hulin and A. 8. Wllcoxen on their cleverness. We will have their two entries on display at our Alder street entrance. They are well worth looking at. lCR AMI. PETT A I 7:30 t0 Pot Roasts 6c; Boil Beef 5c; Pork Shoulder 9c; Pork Sausage 8c; Pig Head 4c; UllilnU Jl LvUlVO Qnnm Round StPfllr 3 Ihv 'Mr Pnmec 4r Ranrh Ftfrfc 7 Dnr ' ISr Round Steak, 3 lbs. 25c; Prunes 4c; Ranch Eggs, 2 Doz. 35c HARRY WOOD MARKET CO., On the Corner first and Alder Sts. Good Meats Cheap To Shippers and Farmers . " o! Oregon: We take) . pleasure in quot ing you prices on veal, pnrk, etc., for thfi ensuinc; week. These sre the prices we will pay for these products in Portland: Pork welahhia; lto-lD lh.i.7 -S pork wclarhlna; 10-JM IN.Tr TSf Veal, choic. S'l to 110 tys Hef? Veal, coAi-ae Sc Veal. hevy 7-7S Chickens, live hens... . , . . 1 r-16e Fresh emts IStf-lHf Mutton, prime. 40 to 5) ns....l04f B A C O N 15c lb. Your Money Is Better Here Than Anywhere Else. WHY? Because It Will Buy More. POULTRY AND EGGS. TVr have very choice lot of T plrtted i ft.tckrn. They tr- hlBh. hut yon nrf nnrr of attJ ! your minfr,n wnrth whri you buy nlre tut ben brrr. riiickpn.. ib 16r ISc 20 Strictly trh OreRon Kant li Kk&h at tloeen 20tf FISH DURINO LENT. H Inerraaed our trade In nnr flak department treniendMtly. and. we ell at prices that are rlabtt Salmon, U ..15 ( hi.i. c Halibut. 3 Iba J. Slirlmr. lb lhj CIhitim, dozen , ,4 Ulttle Neck tManis. Ill I. ...5 Try a Roat rf llallhut nr Salmon fr a rhanare. I IN FO BY LILIAN TINtil-B. AIM OX tri? new vrKtiaoio imp wwn Are PlrtnK beans, at 25 cents a pound: sorrel, at 6 cnts a bunch; And morel mushrooms nt 25 cents a pound. Everyone knows now to use string beans, but some appear to be unfamiliar with norrel. This makes jrood cream oup, is nice in salad, and excellent when conked s a puroe, liko spinach espe cially when served with roast lamb or lamb cutlets. Morels have their devout ndmirera in spite of their somewhat un attractive honeycombed appearance. I know of on weil-meanitiff housekeeper who. unacquainted with this variety of mushroom, ftt rnly reproVcd a market man for exposing suh "worm-eaten thmits' for sale, and threatened to "re port" him. .Morels aro pood either stewed or saute, as well as being a use ful flavoring for patices. There fs a tradition that Nero's ami nlile mother, Ajjrtppina, used a dish of moreln as a vehicle for the poison which removed her husband. Oaudlus, and cleared the way to the throne for hr son: and that, thereafter, Nero, wilh his remarkable nense of humor, always re forred to this preparation as "the dish of the cods.' This name is still riven to morels by some epicures. Asparagus is very Rood this werk nnd ran pes in price from 10 to 20 cents a pound. I saw some very nice mustard preens, two bunches fr 5 cents as well as dandelion, cabbage, preens, spinach, chicory, watercress and bnissels sprouts. Head lettuce is getting cheaper and better In quality. Peas are 10 to 15 cents a pound. J lot house cucumbers cost IS to cents and tomatoes 20 cents a pound. ppcrs come 3 for 1T cents and, gg plant 35 cents a pound. Thers. are good black radishes, and crisp pink Oregon radishes. Celcriac, celery and cauliflower are still jrood. but artichokes are less inviting than they were. Nice-little- new potatoes come at 3 or 3 pounds for 25 cents. I like the very smallest on pa, 'Bngllsh. style" boiled with a eprlg of fresh mint and simply served with a dressing of good fresh butter. Strawberries are to be had at 25 and 50 cms a box. Rhubarb is cheaper than It was last week. The fruit market is not a particularly Interesting field just at present, but we know there are plenty of pood things coming. Frog-legs are in again at 35 cents a dozfn. Crawfish are also to be seen at to cents a dozen, ready cooked. Shad Is more plentiful this week, costing 10 to 15 cents a pound. Perch, at 10 cents a pound la also plentiful, and the larger ones, stuffed nnd master), nrp very acceptablA with a simple caper and chopped pickle sauce. There was good halibut at- 12 cents and salmon at IS and 30 cents. Flounder, sole, catfish, striped bass, mackerel, rpek cod and smelt complete the list, together with crabs, shrimps and clams. For poultry. th prices average as tol lows: Turkey, 3ft cents; hens, 30 cents: broilers. 60 to 76 cents each; ducks. 25 cents a pound: eese, 30 cents a pound, and squabs 75 cents a pair. Sell Spokane Indian Lands. WASHINGTON, April 10. Ths Senat committee on Indian affairs today author ized a favorable report on a bill' provid ing for the sale and disposition . of sur plus unallotted agricultural lands of the Spokane' Indian Reservation, Statir of Washington, and for the placinsr of the timber lands Of the reservation in a Na tional forest All Vanilla and Lemon Flavoring Extracts sold at 15 or 20 cents the 2-ounce bottle are very dear. One or two brands sold at 25 cents for 2 oimce bottle of Lemon aud 35 cents for.2 ounee bottle of Vanilla are moderately good. The extraordinary high quality of HISLOFS Lemon and Vanilla Extracts is not reached by any manufacturer in any part of these United States. .They cost no more than the moderately good. Insist and your Grocer will supply you. 0 :( WHERE PURITY IS PARAMOUNT )i If you are a judge of value you'U le a regular customer here after one visit. Today is a good day to get acquainted. We have an unusual list of specials for your selection and you're certain to meet a goodly number of your neighbors. MEATS FOR SUNDAY Our choice of meats is not guid ed by price. Quality is the first consideration, and our retail prices are absolutely as low as are possible for such quality. Dresser patrons are satisfied ones. Today: Dresser's Pork Hams to roast, lb 12U-C Dresser's Shoulder Hoasts of Veal, lb 12' ;C Dresser's Pot Roasts of Beef, lh SC and IOC Dresser's Shoulders of Lamb. lb 15C Dresser's Breasts of Lamb, the lb .SC .Dresser's Fanev I'iokled I'ovk. ib ; ioc Dresser's Best Lard, lb. ..loC Dresser's Pure Pork Sansasre. lb 20C Dresser's Select Veal Sausnire, J lbs 25C DRESSER CANDIES Ait liisrh-prade in every partic ular. Nothing inferior or me luoere is every allowed in the stockroom and every person and article in this department is sptlcss. Dresser's Pinoehe, resrularlv 4fe lb. 30C Dresier's Caramels, regularly 40c lb ....30C Dresser's Assorted Taffv. resru larly ?oc lb ". ..15C Lenten Specials Select new Finnan Haddies, lb. 20C Imported Milchher Herrinsr. the ke? ...$1.05 Famous Bismarck Herrine:, at, can, 35c, 65c, 90c $1.25 ASSORTED SPECIALS Dresser's Delicious Potato Sal ad, lb 20 Dresser's Chicken Saled, at, the lb 30 Imported Camembert Cheese in wood boxes, each........35C Queen Olives, at, pint....25C Dried Italian Prunes, at, 4 lbs. for 25 Bayle's Pickles, in pint bottles, sweet, mixed and plain or sour mixed and plain, ea 20 Imported . Macaroni, Vermicelli and Spaghetti, resrularlv 20c lb., for ".15C OLIVE OIL If yon use Olive Oil, try this. We import it direct from . France, because we have tast ed and found it to be the best. We recommend it particularly for medical use. Full pint, regularly 50c, today 40C THE BAKERY Our mammoth new oven is al ready working to capacity. The staff has been increased and we are in shape, as we have not been in months, to keep up with the demands of our bakery cus tomers. Special today: Dresser's Famous Cream Puffs and Chocolate Eclaires, made with pure whipped cream and in every respect superior; reg ularly 40e dozen 25 Dresser's Royal Walnut Loaves, regularly 25c each 20 Dresser's Assorted Layer Cakes, regularly 25c each 20 Dresser 'b Assorted Pies are bet ter than any that "Mother" ever made. Our Mince Pies are made with Heintz' Mince Meat. Large size pies, regu larly 25c 20 Smaller size, making four slices, each 10 WINES AND WHISKIES Try a gallon of our superior Bourbon or Rye, the pure whisky, the kind that's guar anteed pure; gallon. . .$4.00 Pewar's "Extr Special" Scotch, reg. $1.35 for.. $1.25 "Special," resrular $1.25 bot tle, for $1.10 California Sauterne, the proper thine to serve with fish; dozen bottles, $4.50; bottle.. ...50 in Leave Your Orders for Hot Cross Runs .FIFTH AND STARK D C. BURNS COMPANY Saturday Specials Trite Week We Are Running Oar Usual April Canned Goods Sale -Juno Coffee, per lb.. 33e; S lbs. foe f I. The ea-le of Juno CofTee . la increanbic. , . niarrelouf ly i v GROCERIES Com "Country Gentleman, ICC , value, half dozen 70c 3 for v 25o Corn Monticello Brand, fine quality, mall kernel, half dozen .....45c ' 3 for .'. ..5 Fninach Farmsfd Brand, -regular 2sc, naif dozen for $1.25 String Beana Good quality, stringlera, half dozen , ?5c Can - 15c Pumpkin Farmsld Brand, solid pack, regular 20c; half dozen PR Per can 20c Tomatoes A. & I. Brand, solid pack, half dozen 70c 3 cans for 25c Tomatoee Oro Brand, regular 10c,. half dos ,.45c a ram for 25c Herrinft Extra nect-d milcher. r'-Rti- lar $1.25 per ken $1.00 Imported Smoked Sardines, half doz.. 5 5c Per can .....10c Finnan Haddle 20o Yellow Peache. regular 20c. half doz.ftOc 2 cans for 35c Call and Try Our Gtaftrotr Blend CEYLON TEA. Special Prlfee During DemonAtra-tlon. D. G. BURNS CO. 208-210 Third Street Chickens, Geese, Ducks and Turkeys BUTTER, roll 50 and 60 RANCH EGGS, dozen 20 Chinook Salmon, lb loy Halibut, 3 lbs 25 Milchner Herrings, keg. .... .Sgl.OO Honey, comb Large Eel, lb.... 20 Columbia Fish Go. Third and Ankeny. Main 5, A 5556. Save Your Money Eggs, 2 dozen 35 Ranch Eggs, strictly fresh, doz. 20 Best Creamery Butter. . .55S 60 Dairy Butter 45 and 50 Full Cream Cheese, 2 lbs .35 Best Sugar-Cured Hams, lb....l4i Remember, Saturday is Chicken day. La Grande Creamery 264 Yamhill. Butter Down Dairy Butter, per roll ....45 Elk Creek Butter, per roll 60 Trout Lake Butter, per roll 60 Corvallis Butter, per roll 65 Select Eggs, per dozen 20 Others, two dozen for 33 Cheese, Honey, Tea and Coffee. HEMON-HENLEY CO. Main 1789. 267 Yamhill. A 2774. FOR A FIRST-CLASS SUNDAY DINNER Call on G. C0VACHSC0. They handle the best Poultry, Fish, Crabs and Oysters in the ' market. Always reliable. Phone or call at : 275 First. . Phones A 3535, Main 535. 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? LESS'THANA CENT.A.CUP 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. GhlraHfalli Company Saa Francisco BUY MEATS NOW THE PRICES ARE STILL EXCEPTIONALLY LOW There is, however, a very marked tendency to rise. Very probably you will be unable again to buy HAMS, LARD and BACON at the very low prices we are quoting them to you today. DON'T WAIT! BUY NOW! The Best Sugar-cured Ham, lb. .13, Bacon, pound 15 Mutton Stew, pound. . . . . 6 Shoulder of Mutton, pound. ...... . 8 Leg of Mutton, pound. 12M: Shoulder Roast of Pork, pound 10 Loin of Pork, pound . , 12L Five pounds Lard. .... .1 . .60 Extra choice Sirloin Steak lM; Extra choice Porterhouse .. .:.15 Extra choice Boiling Beef . . ,5p to 6f Extra choice Round Steak ....... 10 Extra choice Hamburger, 2 lbs. . .15 Extra choice Leg of Lamb. . 15 We guarantee our Lard to be pure kettle-rendered Leaf Lard. At the prices we ' quote hams today they are the y.ery cheapest meats in the market. Buy one and see THE BOSTON PACKING CO. CORNER THIRD AND ANKENT STS. Branch Market: FIRST AND BURN'SIDE STS Dr. tHidUey A. Sargent, of Harvard, is advocating compulsory exercise In the pub lic schools as the bst element toward their success and advancement in their studies. 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