Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, April 25, 1908, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextTIIE MORNING 0r:oJA-. SATURDAY, APRIL 25, 1H. FT LILIAN TINGLE. THE markets are assuming a Sum meTlik appt-amncf with the plen tiful supply of asparagus, grpen pas and bean. ?alad plants and straw Ixrrirs, the latter at and 15 cents a box. Cherries made their debut this week; but th- are small red visitors from California, not the large mouthfuls of d'lkious juirlnesn that we think of. here In Oregon, when we hear the word "cherry.". These imported ones cost 40 to 50 cents a pound. 1 saw some Aery nice pineapples which ugested "turquol!e salad" to my mind. I never have known the reason for that nam and never expect to. but the salad Is rather a pleasant one in spite of that. tireen peas are good just now, eitlier Blon- or in a cblckn or hrimp "wiggle" for lunch or supper; or reappearing cold 111 a saJad "Russian" or "Washington" or other appropriate kind, when their la.n state is often better than their first. They cot & to lo cents a pound and MJgar peas can be had for 15 cents. If you are of an economical mind, you will save the liquid In which the latter are cooked for use in creme de petits puis," which sounds so much more in teresting and expensive than plain "cream of green pea soup." 1 saw some very good "English seed cucumbers at 26 cents each, as well ms the ordinary hothouse kind at 25 to 25 cents each. There were particularly ft nod cauliflowers, too, at 10 to 20 cents. Asparagus this week costs about 10 and 35 cents a pound, the Oregon asparagus being especially good. 'hicory seems to be past Its prime, but Oregon head lettuce Is c-ndng In something that I. for one, have been looking forward to for months. What is better than a fresh gold-green well dressed lettuce salad, crisp and yet so tender that it almost melts in your imuth? Green peppers are a little lower in price and artichokes can be had for 3 rents each. Tomatoes cost 20 cents and so do the early string beans. Dandelion, sorrel, spinach, green onion and mus tard greens are all good now. There seemed scarcely as large a va riety as usual In the fish market. Smelt rs no longer to the fore and there ap peared to be very little black or rock cod. But sturgeon Is again to be had at 15 cents and shad, at from 5 to cents a pound. Shad roe cose--? to 4d rents.' Sea trout were plentiful at : to 25 cents and fine striped bass at r bout the same price Croppies, sole, flounder, halihu. satmon and herring, crhs nd dams, as usual. Toultry prices wern just the same as last week about i5 cents for turkeys and ducks and J0 cents for chickens and geese, the latter being rather scarce. SECRET BALLOT IS USED Woman's Club Votes on Two Tickets fur Nomination. The Australian ballot was used at the Woman's t'lub yesterday afternoon In determining the nominations from which the official ticket will bp made for elec t'un May 2?. The interest centers chiefly alKMit t he elert ion of the president, and the two tickets were as follows: - ' (1) Vor president. Mrs. Robert L,utke; for vice-president, Mrs. J. W. Alexander; for second vice-president. Mrs. J. P. Moffett; for recording secretary, Mrs. T. T Wise; for corresponding secretary. Mis. II. A. Moore; for financial secre tary, Mrs. C. K. Runyon; for treasurer, Mrs. t. N. Rankin; for auditor, Mrs. Jamison; for directors, Mrs. Alice Weis ter and Mrs. A. Stalger. i2 Kor president. , Mrs. Grace Watt Ross: for vice-president, Mrs. J. W. Alexander; for second vice-president. Mrs. J. P. Moffet; for recording secre tary. Mias Anne Shannon Monroe; for financial secretary. Mrs. John M. Scott; for treasurer. Mrs. K. J. Jaeger: for au ditor, Mrs. C C. Chapman: for directors, Jdrs. Alice Welster and Mrs. A. Stalger. Following the business meeting came a woman's day programme, arranged by Mrs. A. R. Manley, and a pleasant "social hour' over the teacups. Mrs. Dowd read a paper telling of her Impressions and experience on a recent visit to Rome. Mrs. Manly gave an account of the many fields of work now open to and occupied by women, and reviewed the achievements of woman's clubs in different states. Miss Brown's rich con tralto was heard to great advantage in three songs: "Kleanore" (MalltnsorO. 'Turn Ye to Me" (Old Highland melody) and "Der Asra" (Rubinstein). Ntlce was given of the meeting to ne held at ? today in the ITnltariarf Church, by the Consumers league, in regard to the closing of stores on Satur day evenings, a matter in which the Woman's Club takes a keen interest. OlympTa Presbytery F.lects Pclcgatcs RIDGBFIEL.D. Wash.. April .(Spe cial.) The presbytery of Olymp'a met here to tfie strength of 40. April 21, and mas opened with a sermon by the re tiring moderator, the Rev. F. Ton go. of Fuysllup. The Rev. Calvin F Stewart, T. t., of Tacoma, was elected mod erator, the Rev. W. J. Sharp permanent clerk and Rev. J. A. 1-aurle, Jr.. tem porary clerk. The commissioners elected to attend the General Assembly in May In Kansas City were Rev. F. Tonge and Rev. V. r. Allen, with James A. Hayes and Professor F. T. Vorls as lay del- MOVED TO LARGER QUARTERS The ! f'hfw Co. 11 an Mnvvd to thr l.nrarr store, Ml Third Mrcrt, and Will Hr Opr. for RulNe TMm MoralMK. Our tuismrs, hnn outgrown our pre piu uiiartrH t Fifth Ftret. si wf :iflvp "forced to fzrt Into ft lnrirrr place, where, we can take cre of our constantly icrowinjr trade. tui now More at St Third trect will be the finest In the. city And be headquar ter Tor t'.:e Krjt But ter. FltRS and t'heese produced In Orison. We shall also carry a full line of Coffee, Teas. Spices. Kxtrarta. Canned lioods. Honey, etc. oik srw mis for today; Finest Creamery Butter, per rolL.oo4 Hood creamery Butter, per roll.. 5()4 lntry Butter, per roll '...-45c Jlert Tillamook cream Cheese. Saturday only, per lb 15 Fine Old Cheese, Saturday onlv P'r - :.20e Swiss Cheese, per lb SoC aad 35r l.imburKer. each 35c ., lbs. Uood Coffee :--..$1.00 It lbs. Best Coffee fll!oO S."o Knitlish Breakfast Tea, per Ih..25p :.0o Knicllsh. Breakfast Tea. per lb.. 4 Or 3f,c Spider Lea; Tea. per lb 25c f,0c Spider Leu Tea. per lb. 40c Sun Gunpowder Tea, per lb 40c Oregon Cheese Go. M HOI.ESAI.E AND RKTAII.. Third S4 net. Oak aad Stark. Opp. 1 aaniher of Commerce ( Jiut Vacated k. J. ii. Mark Co., Carpet Uealrra). We do not claim to control the re tail meat trade of Portland, but we eandidly believe that we are a con siderable factor in making prices on first-class meats. We really be lieve that if we were not here the public -would not have the splendid, opportunity of buying such good meats as we handle at the very low prices we ak for them. Read our prices and com pare them with others. VEAL TO DAY 2 lbs. 25C FREE With each purchase Saturday we will give you a small package of that fine table salt, "Shaker Salt." Ask for it. j Down Goes ButterOur Best 60c Roll; Good Butter Today 50c Roll V For Sunday Dinner "We have secured a A ery Dice lot of Spring Lambs which we will offer you Saturday. , Fore-quarter at, lb.l2i,.jC Hind-quarter at, lb. ..Io0 At these low prices one and all can afford a Lamb for their Sunday dinner. We will furnish the mint free. ... BACON. A very choice, lot of fine Break fast Bacon for you at 15 1 Regular price 20c. Try m pound LAED S lbs. Pure Lard 35e 5 lbs. Pure Lard ! 60 IS lbs. Pure Lard, special SI. IS PICKLES. We carry every kind of Pickles and olives thalp yon can ask for. r ASK AND SEE. ' VEAL. . Tfcia I the time that the Terr choieet of small milk-fed Veal are at their beit. We have a onperh lot for 70a today. Veal Stew and Dumplings, "lb 84 Breast Veal. Stuffed, lb lOf Breast of Veal. Shoulder, lb.. 124 Loin or Rib Chops, lb lar Leg" of Veal, lb 12 4? Veal Chops, lb 12ttC Come .Early for First Choice. VEAL SAUSAGE. We mike a greater amount of. Veal Sausage than any shop in Portland. Why? Because we Of i" ,f sell at 2 pounds for...., Special Cut in Prices of Roasts and Pot Roast 7 of Beef, All Day Today . ...... C ID. Lard, 3 lbs. 35c Lard, 5 lbs. 60c Lard, 10 lbs. .$1.15 - m Remember, this is lard, not a mixture. If you clo not like it, we will gladly refund money MUTTON. The aaeat Easter. Orecoa Wether Mattoa la Portland. -Yoa do aot aeed to take oar word come aad ore for yoarself. Mutton Slew, lb 6 Mutton Chops, lb ...12HC Mutton Shoulders, lb lOe Mutton Leers, lb. 15c Mutton Loin Chops, lb... 15t Mutton Breast, lb St POEK. This Is Oregon grain-fed j.ork. We do not have to have our pork shipped from Nebraska, as some of our neighbors do. Oregon pork is good enough for us. We know you will like iu Pork Sausage, lb lO Pork Shoulder, lb IOC Pork Roast, lb 10 Choice Cut Shoulder, lb.. . ... .12 "- Pigs' Feet, lb 5e Pigs' Head, lb . 4tf Leg Pork Roast, lb ...121"e Pickled Pork. Ib 12V4C-15 We cater to the very best trade of the city and find that it pays to serve them the very best in the market. MARKET BASKETS FREE. We will vc-ve for today only wttti rncti 91 purcbaNf m tcood at rone market feib.et, abnolutelr free Auk, fur fliem. EASTERN OREGON'S CHOICEST CATTLE. Are ald hfre. AVe cut from the beef. AVe non't sro lato room to briujc oat Soup Meat. !b Boiling Meat. lb. Stew Meat, lb. . . . IVit Roast, lb Kwmp Roast, lb. Prime Uib. lb Hound Steak, lb... Strloln Stink, lb... Snitill T-Bone, lb... lHine T-iione, lb.. l.lvcr. lb Hearts, Ib KHneys. lb Tripe, lb , Brains, lb , will rut yon any rljeht before yon. aoy dirty back aoine old scraps, 3 ;.5t-60 Sf-lOf 10C-12M:? lO :..,..12hc' 15f 5 or 5" lO 12VC r.RAWn QPFfiai C 7:30 t0 Pot Roast 6c; Boil Beef 5c; Pork Sausage 8c; Pig Head 4c; UHttnU 01 LtlllLiJ 9:30pm Round Steak 3 lbs. 25c; Prunes 4c; Ranch Eggs 20c HARRY WOOD MARKET CO., On-the CoraBrffiiKf11 To Skippers and Farmers of Oregon: We take pleasure in quot ing you -prices im veal, pork, etc., for the ensuing week. These are the prices we will pay for these proJurts in Portland: Pork weiKMna; 140-1S0 Ihg 7H St Pork -eiKhiriK lS0-2i0 Us.7"-7 Veal, rtfiirc. 60 to 110 lbSlaf-C Voal. roaiBe -8C Vral. hPivy TC-TH tlilckciis. .live hfna... 15c-lC Kresh egfts 15-ltC Mutton, prima. 40 to 5 lbs. ...lot Your Money Is Better Here Than Anywhere Else. WHY? Because It Will Buy More. B A C O N 15c lb. POULTEY AND EGGS. We he a very choice lot ef dry- plrkrd 4 blckeaa. Tbey are blub, but yn are anre of Kelt Ibr your nioaey'a worth whea you buy a aica fat hen here. ruickens. lb 16 18 Strictly fresh Oregon Kanoh Kens at dozen 2O0 nsH. I Trade In onr flab department hmn Increased tremendouwly. and we m well at prleea that are right. Salmon, lb 15r Choice Halibut, lb lOO Shrimns. lb t 15 1 .4t ib : A Try a Roant of Halibut or Sainton r m T-aikr. l,ittleNe'-k Clams jcates. 'The reports showed marked growth both in numbers and benevo lences. The RiUgeheld Church was the banner church of the year and was con gnftulated on reaching self-support and a membership of 43. Now Sh Wants a Divorce. TACQMA. Wash.. April 24. Spe cial.) Re-alleging the abuses which her husband practiced on her and for which he is now serving a sentence of one year in the County Jail. Mrs. Marie J. Gandy today began suit in the Superior Court to secure a divofVe from Clinton E. Gandy. In her complaint, Mrs. Gandy tells of her husband buy ing the handcuffs, telling her that they were for her and specifies two oc casions on which she was handcuffed, tied to the bed and left alone in the house. She alo sets forth the time when her husband whipped, her with a razor strap. There are never fewer than 40.000 tramps in Encland. Hard tiroes donble that num- ber. (Where Purity Is Paramount) If you have not experienced the convenience and economy a really complete food store affords, come and get acquainted today. An unusually long list of specials has been prepared for you and every article of goods offered is the characteristic Dresser kind the best that can be procured in the state. We have told you before and we want to repeat it again that you can do better at Dresser's Superior Meats DRESSKR'S Rump Roasts of Veal, lb 15c DRKSSKR'S Shoulder' Veal Chops. Ib. . 12's0 - DRESSER'S Pis Ham Pork Roasts, lb lSVaC DRESSER'S Pot Roasts of Beef, lb 10? DRESSER'S Prime Kib Roasts. Ib ISt DRESSER'S Sirloin Steaks, lb 1S DRESSER'S Select Veal Sau sage, 15c, 1 lbs 25f DRESSER'S Bockwurst Sau sage, lb. 15 Wines for Sunday A full stoek of the purest and host Wines, Whiskies and Brandies, iu the world. Today: California Port and Sherry Wine, regr. .$2.00, pal.. .S1.56 Old -American Bourbon and Kve Whiskey, full quart bottle, 904 Pure old Bourbon and Rye, at. per gallon $3.0O IN OTHER DEPARTMENTS White California Figs, closing these out at 3 lbs. for...25 Oregon Prunes, a few hundred lbs. left at, lb., today 5 Fancy Anchovies in bulk, at, lb., today ' 150 Snow White .Codfish, lb.lTViC Ijo'g Cabin Maple Svrup, reir. .$1.40, gal., today... "..81.25 "Pioneer" and "Carnation" Cream, 3 cans 250 DRESSER'S Pure Lard, .".-lb. pails, today 60 DRESSER'S "Special Blend" Cpl'fec, the old reliable. .350 3 lbs. for S1.00 Have you ever tried Dresser's Shrimp and Chicken Salad? Plenty for everyone today. BAKED GOODS and CANDIES DRESSER'S Chocolate Eclairs and Cream Puffs, both made with pure whipped cream; i-eg. 40c, dozen 250 DRESSER'S Assorted Layer Cakes, reg. 2oc 200 DRESSER'S Chocolate Cream Cakes, reg. 2oc. . . . . . 200 DRESSER'S Assorted Pies, each 100 Large size, regularly 2oc. To day "..-200 DRESSER'S Marsh Mallow Chocolates, rcg. 50c 400 DRESSER'S Pop Corn Crisp, reg. 30c, lb 200 DRESSER'S Buttercups,' reg. 40c 300 DRESSER'S Chocolate coated Buttercups, reg. 40c 300 XXX OLIVE OIL. Try a bottle of "XXX" pure French Olive Oil for baby. It will put flesh on the little one and make red, rosy cheeks. One man tells us he put on twelve pounds in eight, weeks with three teaspoons of "XXX" daily. It's a food and a medicine and the makers, from whom we export it direct, guar antee absolute purity. Today, full pint bottle, worth oOc,reg..4O0 FIFTH AND STARK Energy is well-nourished muscles plus well-nourished nerves. needa Biscuit are the greatest energy-makers of all the "wheat foods. 7a 2us!t right. N-e&er sold in hulk. NATIOKAL BISCUIT COMPANY at the BOSTON PACKING COMPANY'S MARKETS are the cause of the enormous business done by them every Saturday. The people have come to know that there they can set the BEST MEATS AT LEAST PRICES. HAMS, LARD and "BACON are up a little, but will probably go higher. Better buy a Ham or 'Bucket of Lard todav and save the increase. The Best Sugar-cured Ham, lb Bacon, pound. . . .-. 15 to 18 Mutton Stew, pound ; . 6 Shoulder of Mutton, pound S Leg of Mutton, pound 121- Shoulder of Roast Pork, lb 12iZ Loin of Pork, pound 15 Five pounds Lard : .606 Extra choice Sirloin Steak V-jp Extra choice Porterhouse 150 Extra choice Boiling Beef . . . to 60, Extra choice Round Steak 10 Extra choice Hamburger, lb.. . . . .10 Extra choice Leg of Lamb 150 "Ve guarantee our Lard to be )iire kettle-rendered Leaf Lard. ' The prices we quote on Hams today are the very lowest iu the market. Buv todav. THE BOSTON PACKING- CO. CORNER THIRD AND ANKENY STS. Branch Market: FIRST AND BURNSIDE STS. Save Your Money BEST1 CREAMERY BUTTER, the rpll 500 and 550 Eggs, 2 dozen 350 Ranch Eggs, strictly fresh, doz.200 Best Creamery Butter. . .550. 600 Dairy Butter ....450 and 500 Full Cream Cheese, 2 lbs 350 Best Sugar-Cured Hams, lb..,. 140 Remember, Saturday is Chicken day. La Grande Creamery 204 Yamhill. ; FOR A FIRST-CLASS : SUNDAY DINNER I Call on G. COVACH 8 CO. 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. BUTTER 55c Pure Gold Brand 55c A new brand of butter thai heals them all. because it is as good as the best and sells for less. Cheese, Eggs, Honey, Tea, Coffee Hnion-Henley Co. 267 Yamhill St. CHICKENS 18c Butter, roll 5O0 and 550 Ranch Ejrs, dozen 200 Chinook Salmon, 2 lbs 250 Halibut, pound 100 Milchner Herring, keg $1.00 Honey, comb 150 Larre Eeel, pound 200 Deliveries for East Side daily north to Fremont street, east to 20th street. COLUMBIA FISH CO. 3d and Ankcuy. Phones M: o, A 5oo6. HISLOP'S Perfect Leavening Phosphate Hygienic taking Powder ' Is greatly superior to the obsolete and less whole some cream of tartar and bicarTionate of soda com pounds: Hislop's is sold at 25 the one-pound tin. No Baking Powder Better No Baking Powder Worth More Get in Line With the March of Progress Insist on getting HISLOP'S ED GROCERY 548 Williams Avenue. Phones E. 4908; C 1838. Today Special!! To introduce our fresh, new line of Staple and Fancy Groceries, we will sell, TODAY ONLY, the following articles at these low prices. Corn, 3 cans-for ...250 Tomatoes, 3 cans for : 25 Pioneer Cream, 3 cans for 25c Asparagus (Monopole), 1 can for. 250 Fruit ( Monopole )l can for 15 Crescent Baking Powder, 1 lb. for 15 Orescent Baking Powder, y.Ah. for 10 Fresh Eggs, 2 dozen for 35? Oranges, 1 dozen for 15, 25, 35c Laundry Soap, 10 bars for 25p One pound Sugar Free with every pound 60c Tea.