THE aiOIttTXG OltEGOXIAX, SATURDAY, JANUARY 5. 1918.
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Miscellaneous
Bargains
1 large, J a ley Dili
Ptcklee 25
J g sX Red X iIolaas....T5s
Ipt. Helns Sweet Pickled
Onion lo4
lib. Cluster RiUIii 10
lib. Popcorn 254
lib. English Walnuts.... 20)
1 lb. FYanch RoMltd Pea-
nuts 20
t lb. Dried Peaches 23
I lba. Black. Whit Figs 23
llba. Seedless Raisin.... 254
1 lba. large Italian Prunes 25
rKC. KRHKIE CORJf
ruKU 23
1 caa Van Camp's Pump-
kin 15
Dry Green Peas, lb. IS
a lba. Split Paaa 25
1 lb a. Tapioca, 25
S lba. Pearl Barley 23
t I B. TRESU ROLLED
OATS 25
You CanToo!
TtMuiit ef harry Pertlaad (aaalUe oat hotter than tlm an
It real taeaa "a te It.
TWr 4 It tram they kaew ROW am WHERE bay. Thar
nut b ImM with e-calle4 fear gal aa. special balta aa black
Ink ta attract attaatlaa.
Ail It la beraaaa aaaat falka kaaw tha tratk whan thr eee U tkat
Ik la u tha larsvat atet-a af ta klaa la all tba Kartkwcat. They
paaa a aa bcraaaa they kaaw that amaatltataa era aa-rar after e -that
Balklas bat reUabla, atanaar le4a, ara hera and tkcaa ara
aal fa leaa.
TART THE KEW TEAR RIGHT EAT BETTER ATE MORE
Store Closes at 9 o'Clock Saturday Night
SATURDAY EXTRA SPECIALS
Tomntoaa (limit t cnaa).
caa -
Corn (limit t cans), pr JQq
Small ill caa Wesson
Oil for ....
Medium alia can Weeson
uuv
10c
35c
Oil for
Threa ca.na tiara ii4-n25c
Tbraa pounda Cluater RaJ- of
alna for a&JC
falr.n.t.?.': 10c
Campbell's or Van Camp's 1
Soud. can XVIC
Miscellaneous
Bargains
Poitum Ceraal 20
I loaves any kind bread.. 25
1-lb. e a k a Ghlrardelll's
Etrcet Chocolata 25
H-Ib. can Hershey's
Cocoa 15
t LB. BULK CHOCOLATE 20
llba. Japan Haad Rica. ..25
a LBS. PETTTE PRUITES 25
4 lba. Macaroni or Spa
ghetti 25
1 eana Del Monte Tomato
Eauea 25
lean Del Bleata Deviled
OUn Saaea 10
2 caoa Oyatere 25
1-lb. pkg. Laundry Starch 25
Box Bail Blue 5
New Kraut, quart 15
5 eana Carnation or Mt.
Vernon Milk 25
Flour
FRESH AND CURED MEATS
1 eack Oly. Flour S2.63
1 aack netchera Floor C2.6S
Barrel S10.40
All other Hard Wheat Floor.
eack. 92.TO: bbL 910.50
1-lb. eack Paatry Flour. .63
CEREALS
-Ih. sack Tallow ar white
Corn Meal 63
ft-lb. aack Rolled Oat.. ..60
r-ib. aack Farina. 60
a-Ib. aack Orahanv 60
I pkga Shredded Wheat. .23
pkga. E. C. Car rtnkee 25
1 pkg. Roman Meal 25
lpkg. Cream of Barley... 20
1 pkg. Wkeat Eat 20
1 pkg. Cream of Wheat. ..25
1 pkg. Balaton's Bran ....15
1 pkga. Kellogga Biscuits 23
PORK
Fhoulder Pork Steak
Shoulder Pork Roaat
Leg Pork Roaat
Lota Pork Roaat. lb.
25
..22H-25
....24-25
30
BEEF
Pot Roaat 12W and 15
thoulder Steak 15
Btrlotn Staak 1THC
Rib Roaat Beef 10
VEAL'
Shonldar Teal Roaat. lb....
Leg or Loin Roaat Veal...
Breast of Veal t. .
6boulder Veal CuUeta
Bologna, Head Cheese
& Liver Sausage, lb. 30c
I
PHONE ORDERS TAKEN FOR C O. D. DELIVERY ANY TIME EX
CEPT FRIDAY EVENING AND SATURDAY. t DELIVERIES AS
USUAL, WHEN ORDERED
AND PAID FOR HERE
Softwood
To lay and
ThorertaTe
RoaeClty Park
Kara Park
Arleta
Tr.moot and
Laata
Wedneadar and
Fndare
Monta villa
eavd Portland
Heiahte
Thoradar
Other Saetaaaa
Daily
Sunnyside
Store
994-996
Belmont
Coavenlant for
many Eaat Side
petroaa. Same
price, ami ear
vice and apedala
aa at the main
Phones A 6255
Main 5700
PHONSS
B 1215
Tabor IS
Fruits
and Vegetables
Oranges, do 45
8 lba. Oregon Onlona 25
12 lbs. Spud 25
1 aack Spuda S1.75
4 lba. Sweet Spuda 25
Apple ,. S1.00-S1.40
EGGS
3 4a. Storage Eggs 85
1 tea. Strictly Freeh R a n a k
Egga 55
Cheese
1 lb. Full Cream Cheese... 30
2 lbt. for 55
lib. Cream Brick 35
Llmberger, brick 40
1 lb. Wisconsin Swlaa ....45
j - - ----- - -- Miern -""'-w-i
$mm mms$m mssm
Do your market
ing here today.
Profit by the ex
tra special on
guaranteed ten
der Beef Pot
Roasts and many
other articles of
food.
ana nor m amy combination
575,000 IS THE GOAL
Joint Drive forY.W.C.A.Work
and Camps to Start.
CAMPAIGN TO LAST WEEK
claL Practically all barbera hera ara
out on a strike for shorter bourn, de
manding that shops open at !:J0 A. M.
and close at T o'clock, which la lopping
half an hour off each end of the work
ing day. No question of wages has
been raised.
Work la Portland 'Will Bo Conduct
ed by 100 Men nnd Women and
Is Scheduled to Continue
From January 7 to 19.
Making and keeping tba soldier fit
to right are as important aa weapons
and ammunition. said Albert E. Carter
last Bight addresalng the Joint com
mittee of the Soldiers and Sailors
Clubhoase and tha war camp eommun
Ity service of tha Toung Woman'a
Christian Association, at the Portland
Hotel.
Mr. Carter la ana of tha field repre-
entatlTea of the Fosdiek National
Commission on war camp work and la
hera representing Robert J. Retd. the
'W estern district manager, and will as
sist In completing the fund atarted here
to prorlde for proper recreation both
at Vancourer and other camps and alo
In tha city of Portland. The meeting
at the Portland Hotel assembly-room
was composed largely of tha 204 men
and women workers who hare banded
together to handle tha task of raialng
ImS.004 nest week.
T. W. CL A. Reeera Aid.
Coincident with this flnanoa cam
paign, which will ba begun with a
gr-at dash Monday, a sum of money
wtu ba raised for the war work of the
Toung Woman'a Christian Association.
One of the principal actiTlttea, In con
nectlon with tha war. of the T. W. C
. La tha already well-known hostess
bouse. Oca has been established at
Vancourer. near the barracks gate.
and la rapidly growing la favor. Seven
teen hostess bouses for vial ting wive,
mothers, staters and sweethearts of
soldiers hare bean opened la Army
camps of the country and t ara under
construction.
That theaa bouses are doing what
the War and Nary departments bad In
srlnd whea tha Toung Men'a Chrlatlaa
Association was requested to build and
conduct the bits of horn within the
camp la supported by a letter which
Mr. Carter quoted from Raymond B.
Fosdiek to Mrs. Jamea S. Cushman.
chairman of the National Toung Worn
en a Christian Association war work
council.
"The aoetesa house Idas," said he.
"which your organisation Introduced,
hss become aa essential factor In tha
life of oar training camp and your
positive work with young girls In the
neighborhood of our training centers
has contributed materially to the
really creditable conditions which now
exist. I have no healtatloa In saying
that the work of the War Department
In ita attempt to rationalise the en
vironment of Army camps would suffer
considerably If It ware not for the
splendid efforts of the Toung Women's
Chrlstlsn Association."
Plana Ara Made far Drive
Portland's drrve will run one week,
from January T to 12. Tka "colonels'
are Mrs. Guy W. Talbot and Wllber
TC Coman. who have organized and
win direct 19 teama of 10 aolldtora
each. Although soma slight confusion
exists la the publlo mind as to tha
purposes of the Joint drive, no trouble
1 anticipated when tha beneficial as
pects of tha work sustained ara ex
plained. The headquarter will be opened to
day In the Portland Hotel assembly
room. Tha telephone number is Main
It. General Chairman L C Oilman
baa assumed active management of the
enterprise.
Barbers on Strike mt Abort! eon.
PERSONALJWENTION.
H. L. Ellby. of Buxton. Is at tha Rita.
Edgar Colvtn. of OaUkanla, la at tha
Rita. --T- " "
A. 8auerweln. of Bllverton. la at the
Eaton.
R. H. Holmes, of Echo, is at the
Perkins.
i H. L- Howard, of Bakar. la at the
Oregon.
Page R. Boylea. of Baker, ia at the
Seward.
Glenn McCaddln. of Salem, la at the
Seward.
C L. Johnson, of Unity, Is at the
Imperial.
3. C Stnra-Ul, of Condon. Is at tha
Imperial.
Miss X Temple, of Clatekanle. Is at
tha Eaton.
Jacob Booker, of Athena, Is at the
Multnomah.
M. Walker, of Taooma. Wash, la at
tha aerklna.
E. E. Froman, of Chicago, m. Is at
the Oregon.
L. Ellsworth, of McMlnnviUe, Is at
the Oregon.
J. Lv Brown, of Taeoma, Wash- Is
at the Portland.
Glenn Neponslt, of Spokane. Wash, Is
at tha Cornelius.
Warren Overpaek. of Warrenton. la
at tha Multnomah.
C U Sawyer, of Hrnneapolla, Minn,
la at the Perkina.
T. F. Kerrin. of Larertaton, Idaho, Is
at tha Washington.
J. H. Smith, of Ooldendala, Wash, la
at the Washington.
Frank D. Lea. of Seattle, Wash, U
at the Multnomah.
J. C Beott, of Walla Walla, Wash,
Is at tha Multnomah.
A. P. Blewett, of Pendleton, la rag
Istered at tha Oregon.
J. T. Brooka. of San FTaneleoe, Cat,
la at the Washington.
D. C Baker and Mra. Baker, af Med-
ford. ara at the Seward.
John KamsMre. of Grants Paaa, la
registered at tha Perkina.
Charlea Barr and Mrs. Barr, af Pasco,
WaslL. ara at tha Perkins.
P. W. Harris, of Seattle, Wash, Is
registered at the Nortonla.
C. M. Heleler and Mra. Helaler. of
Dufur. ara at the Imperial.
J. L Ingle and Mrs. Ingle, of La
Grande, ara at the Seward.
C J. Johansen. of Seattle, Waah, la
registered at the Portland.
E. IL Smith and Mrs. Smith, af Forest
Grove, ara at the Cornelius.
J. L Case and Mrs. Case, of Mans
field. Wash, are at the Eaton.
W. S. Cilery and Mrs. Cilery, of Pan
Bant, Sask, ar at tba Nortonla.
A. A. Soula and Mrs. Souls, of Aber
deen. & D, ara at the Cornelius.
William Lents and Mra. Lenta, of
Salem, ara registered at tha Rita.
Charlea Bennett and Mra. Bennett, of
Kansas City. Mo, are at the Rits.
A. P. Farnswprth. of Seattle. Waah,
Is registered at the Washington.
Courtney MeCracken. of Wood Lake,
CaL, la registered at th Cornelius.
J. B. Hawley. and Mra. Hawlay. of
Taeoma. Wash, are at tha Portland.
Dr. O. E. Prince and Mrs. Prince, of
Fella City, ara registered at tha Itn
perlaL
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Notices for Classified Columns
Must Be in Earlier.
TRAIN SERVICE TO BLAME
Bend Postoffle Belocntod. '
BENT5. Or, Jan. . (BpelaX-A
contract for postofrio quarter for th
next 10 year has been let to D. H.
Sphler. The new office wtll occupy an
L-ahaped apace with frontage on two
streets, about a block from the present
location.
Beside tha nut used In confectionery
th Indian cashew tree yield an Insect
rape Ulnar gum. a juice that makes In
delible Ink, and thra kind of oil. one
edible, th thr need to tar fishing
Increased Circulation of The Ore-
ronlsji Also Hakes It Necessary
to Handle Section of Bis;
Edition Ahead of Time.
Tha man who has something to sell
and wishes to tell tha world, must stop
at Th Oregonlan advertising desk
earlier hereafter than ha been his
wont. Beginning tonight all classified
advertisement for Tha Sunday Orego
nlan must be turned In by o'clock on
Saturday night, Inatead of 7:20 aa for.
marly. Likewise all classified adver
tisements for weekday editions must be
turned In by t o'clock on the previous
night. Instead of .
Th Chang Is directly due to changes
In the train service now being directed
by th Government. The night train
for tha north leaves some hours earlier
than formerly, so The Oregonlan goes
to press earlier and the want adver
tisements must ba turned In earlier as
wall. Tha change is further neces
sitated by the large volume of adver
tisements handled by The Oregonlan.
In tha yeare gone by, when The Ore
gonlan had leaa material, advertising
could be taken up to the moment of
going to press, but whsn a newspaper
reaches the proportions of carrying
from seven to eight pages of classified
advertisements It must make provision
lor the proper handling of this matter.
Some Puget Sound newspapers close
their Sunday edition advertising col
umns at 4 or t o'olock on Saturday
afternoon. In Los Angeles some news
papers close certain columns of their
Sunday edition on Friday night. It is
tha custom In many big cities for
newspapers to hold only certain col
umns open on Saturday.
Statistics for the year HIT show that
Tha Oregonlan carries nearly aa much
classified advertising aa any two Port
land afternoon papers together. Cir
culation also affects classified matter
In that a large circulation requlrea that
the "classifieds' must go to press
early. The Oregonlan Is printing more
than 20,000 copies each Sunday and
more than 62,000 dally, and has a larger
circulation than any other paper on the
Pacific Coast north of San Francisco.
BRITISHER SEfKS REVENGE
Stanley Hedges, Who Haa Lost Two
Brother and Slater, Enlists.
Stanley C L. Hedges, who enlisted
at tha British and Canadian reorultln
office. Third and Oak streets. Fort
land, Thursday, and left for England
yesterday morning, has a Just score
to settle with the Germans. His two
brothers and seven cousins have been
killed at the front, and his only sister
was killed In an air raid on Ramsgate.
I don t mind the loss of my two
brothers, they were killed In a fair
fight, but what makes me mad Is that
my Innocent sister should have to suf
fer, and If I can do anything to avenge
her death I will be satisfied. My mothe
Is all I have left now, as my fathe
aled since I left England, and I am
sure nothing will please her better
than to know that I am In the Army,
Tender Steer Beef
Pot Roasts
Guaranteed First Class
15c
That Famous Home-
Made Veal Sausage lb,
20c
Genuine Shoulder
Lamb, per lb. . . .
Sirloin Steaks at, per
nound
Young Steer Beef,
Short Ribs or Boiling
Beef, per lb
22c
15c
I2y2c
EGGS
Strictly Fresh Oregon Ranch
Eggs, dozen 50c
Absolutely Guaranteed Stor
age Eggs, doz. 43c; 2 doz. 85c
BUTTER
Our Famous Green .Valley
Creamery Butter, lb.-.-. ... .50c
2 lbs.. .............. z... 99c
CHEESE
Full Cream Cheese, per lb.,
only 26c
CUT FLOWERS
AND FERNS
At Lowest Prices
Irvington Park Floral
Company
CENTRAL
COFFEE
SHOP
2 lba any kind of Beans. 25e
Ground Chocolate or Cocoa. In
bulk, lb 19)
Royal Baking Powder, lb.40i
LIpton's Yellow Label Tea 69
Arm & Hammer Soda ... . 5S
Delmonte Grated Pineap
ple, can XOc
Continental Corn Starch,
package 10e
Peoples Market
6 Grocery Co.
Tomatoes, per can lOe)
Limit S cans
Corn, per can lOs)
Limit S cans
Wesson Oil....35 and 65
Pimentos, per can 10?
Cross & Blackwell Olive
Oil, bottle $1.00
7 Bars Savon Soap 25
Rolls Toilet Paper 25
3 Cans Ham and Beans.. .25
PIAZZA Stall 6
S1.75
25c
Roman Beauty Ap
ples, box
Florida Grape Fruit,
2 for
AT COTTLE'S
Stall 9
SPECIAL 1A.
Coffee Cake.lUC
New Central
Market Bakery
S ATUKD AT S FECIAL OA"'
Home-made Mince PtesaaiUC
Mike Saso Stall 7
Florida Grape Fruit, S for 25
Sweet Potatoes, 4 lbs.... 25
Grimes' Golden Apples
box 91.35
Sunkist Oranges, dozen... 25 J
King David Apples, doz. .10
Cranberries, 2 lbs 15c
Stalls Nos. 4 and 5
PIETRO rXOIGIOXI
4 lbs. Onions 15e)
Large Sack Onions. .. .$2.25
Fresh Fruits, Vegetables
V
JNu-Lite Food Co.
6nly.flrm to put out VIGOR
MEAL, indorsed .by doctors.
All Cereals and Honey handled
and guaranteed. No solicitors.
Mrs. C. S. Brockway, Prop.
DUNDAS&CO.
Creamery Butter, lb. . .
Fresh Ranch Butter, lb
Guaranteed Strictly
Fresh Eggs, dozen.
50
48 ?
Dependable Butter
Store
Fresh Dairy Butter, roll.95
Egola, a substitute for
butter, per roll 70)
CITY FISH AND
POULTRY MARKET
Fresh Fish, Poultry, Oysters and Clams.
Varied Assortments, Reasonable Prices.
has W
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HpHE food value of cocoa
been proven by centuries
of use, and dietitians and phy
sicians the world over are
enthusiastic in their endorse
ments of it It is said to con
tain more nourishment than
beef, in a more readily assimi
lated form. The choice, how-
ever,should be a high-grade
cocoa, "Baker's'' of
course.
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M.
IT IS DELICIOUS, TOO
Trade-mark on every package
Made only by.
Walter Baker & Co. Ltd.
Established 1780
f. . Ifa.a
u. a. tar. en JUi uiicoicj - - xusoc
3S
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Mr. Hedges Is Joining the East Sur
rey Regiment, which Is stationed near
Kingston-on-Thames, where his moth
er is residing, so that he will have a
chance to be near her while he is In
training in England.
He has lived In different parts ot
Oregon for the last 10 years, ana dur
ing the last two years has been work
ing on logging contracts near La
Grande.
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BRAND
Pure Pork Sausage
A quality product made of the choicest cuts seasoned
with pure spices to a degree of excellence. Puts a real mean
ing in every meal. U. S. Government inspected.
"COLUMBIA" Brand Is Your Safeguard
Made Daily by
UNION MEAT COMPANY
Sold Only in Sanitary Cartons by All Dealers.
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