TIIE OREGON DAILT JOURNAL, PORTLAND, MONDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 1. 1904.
Extraordinary Sale of Fine Jackets
Excellent values here in Ladies and Children's fine tailor-made Jackets AT
LESS THAN HALF PRICE. A lucky purchase of the overstock of a large
jobber enables us to offer you these extraordinary bargains.
DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY, Come and See These Fine Jackets.
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GRAIN
EXPORTS
EQUINE
NVALIDS IN
Sale Will Last All This Week
The Early Choosing is Always the Best
$20.00 Ladies' Long Coats now on sale.at.. $9.75
$15.00 Ladies' Long. Coats now on sale at ...........,.......$5.95
$15.00 Ladies' Long Coats now on sale at . ................ $5.75
$10.50 Monte Carlo Coats how on sale at ... ..:i.........:$4.95
$8.50 Ladies' Lon Coats now on sale at .. ...........,,..,$4.65
$6.50 Ladies' Long Coats now on sale at $3.95 '
$2.25 Children's Coats now on sale at .$1.75
$3.50 Children's Jackets now on sale at ........$1.98
$1.98 Children's Jackets now on sale at 98c
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First
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Salmon
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J. K. STANTON, Manager
Corner
First
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Salmon
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DISGUISE
THE TRUTH
Flexible fleah-colored plates are tho
ming, and at lib are tne cneapeet piaie
iftade. Wearers of these plates KNOW
this statement to be. true. These plates
cannot be distinguished from Hie nat
ural rriouth. and will last a lifetime. Our
other prices are: ;""''"":v"'
- Silver rilling. ... 60o
' Gold rulings, par $1.00
Sold Crowns, 38-X $3.60 :
. . Toll get Teeth..... 83.80
Bridge Work .9340 -
The Alba Dentists
, 8. : B. Corner Tlrrt and Morrison.
Telephone, Mala 8798.
ONLY, BOY WITH A
RAILROAD NAME
' "I have the only boy In the world, so
far as I know, who is. named after a rail
road," said J. A. Gill, San Francisco
freight agent for the Lake Shore this
morning.
"lie -is named Lake Shore Gill and he
is doing fine. In fact our line Is a regu
lar mascot. Why, there was a fellow
that for years shipped over our line.
One day lie -got the fool Idea Into his
head to try another route and he shipped
via a competitor. I argued with him
and told him something would happen
sure unless . he returned to the Lake
Shore. Well he refused and dropped
dead In SO days from the time he made
the change. Of course I was sorry, but
then he was flying In the face of fate.
'.Southern California has not had
drop oC rain for months and has only had
half an lnch-elnce April, but then there
aro only two crops In- Southern Califor
nia, tourists and oranges. There will be
enough water for oranges and the tour
lsts don't need any except an occasional
sea breese: I think this country ia all
right. Tour air Is bracing, your temper
ature is miia ana your winter days,
though a little gloomy, are , still and
pleasant. I suppose the 1905 fair will
boom the city and the country, and down
our way we are going to help you out.
We know the fair Is coming, and though
we have our hands full at present with
St. Louis business, still, when the time
come you can count us in." .
CAKE REELECTED
PRESIDENT OF CLUB
For the fifth time H. M. Cake has been
reelected president of.the Portland Com
mercial club. ,- At a meeting of the board
of directors of the club held "Saturday
nlgpt the officers for the. ensuing year
were chosen. They are: H.' M. Cake,
president; J. H. Thatcher,., vlaa-presl-dent:
Edward Ehrman, treasurer; W- E.
Coman, secretary. -
All members of the new board of
officers are known .as energetlo work
era and much of the success of the
club during 1903 was due to the cease
less effort of Mr. Cake and the others.
Trtt erred Stock Canned Qoods. .
Allen & Lewis' Best Brand.
Compared with the wheat exports
from Portland a year ago the month of
January. Just ended,, makes a very poor
showing. Only four - grain vessels
cleared from Portland during the month,
while -for the corresponding period of
last year there were '16. Including the
Oriental liners. The total value of the
cargoes dispatched ' the .- past month
amounted to 1400,763. One year ago in
January, the value of the grain ex
ports was $1,628,645. In other words,
there- was. almost four times the vol
ume of business transacted during the
first month of 1903 as on January, of
this year. . . .
Last January two steamers. cleared
for the - Orient with wheat and . flour
cargoes, five sailing vessels for South
Africa, five for European porta, and three
for Australia. During , the ,. present
month three vessels cleared for. Europe
and only one for South Africa, and these
constituted the total grain fleet There
have been no Oriental liners to clear
during the month..,-
- The reason held by exporters for the
great ; discrepancy between the two
months Is on account of the high price
at which wheat is held in the United
States. Until the local market gets on
a parity with Liverpool quotations they
do not expect much change in' the situa
tion. European and South Africa im
porters, they , say, are getting their
grain very largely from other countries,
where the price ia not so high as it is
here. - :" ;,,T
Another reason that the ' shipments
have fallen off here is because Australia
raised a big crop this year and did not
have to draw so heavily on the United
States as It drew laat year. ;
Three lumber carriers cleared for
eign. during the month. They were the
Italian ship Ninfa, the barken tine T. P,
Emlgh and the schooner Forester, which
took out an aggregate of 8,482,421 feet
of lumber. - The coastwise fleet for the
month carried out 3,924,000 feet, mat
ing the total amount of lumber to leave
Portland during the last 30 days 7,'
406,431 feet, and several more vessels
are about ready to -clear. While the
grain exports shrank to : small propor
tions the lumber shipments Vere far
above the average! Both the export and
coastwise trade are steadily growing.
Not only at Portland has there been a
big falling off. in grain shipments; the
same situation exists at every port on
the coast. Dull as local business In this
line has been Portland still retains i
good lead of Puget sound and San Fran
Cisco, - ,.'; 5 .
PORTLAND HEN LAYS
The fire department is having its
troubles these days with sick horses. No
fewer than "four are laid up from one
reason or another, the causes ranging
from a sprain to "that tired feeling
Substitutes are now in use. , Included in
the list of equine invalids ia -."Colonel,.
an animal whose connection with the de
partment Is historic. He 1 better known
as ' the- "old' .gray pRcer,.3.C.;A;'i,v'f'-"i
, "Colonel" belongs to - engine Ko. 6.
He used to be with engine No. S, but
was transferred sOme time ago on ac
count of old age incapacitating him for
such constant exertion as Is required on
the .former engThe. The old fellow Is
suffering from an acute- attack of indi
gestlon, and -s receiving veterinary
treatment in an extra stall at .engine
house No. 3. 1
The big black horse attached to "en
gine No. 8 la the second on the list He,
too,, is growing old, and the severe strain
of the last few flres haa placed him out
of. commission. Since Jie has been given
a rest he is fast recuperating.
'Another animal, used by hose com
pany No. 1, Is suffering from a diseased
condition of the kidneys.
At lire headquarters one of the horses
is lame In the right forefoot. It is be
lleved he stepped on a rock and sustained
a sprain. Fire Chief Campbell thinks
this animal will again be in condition
for use this week.
AN OSTRICH EGG
C R. Avlesworth. 9 Eaat Twelfth
street, has an egg weighing four ounces
and has a Circumference of 8 Inches
around the ends - and Inches around
the body. It was the work of one lien
at one cackle. The egg is thought to be
one of the largest, if not the largest, that
haa ever been produced in this locality.
RECOMMENDED FOR
GENERAL ORGANIZER
In all probability C. H. Gram will sue
ceed to the position of general organiser
recently made vacant by the resigna
tion of G. T. Harry. Hla appointment
was recommended Friday at the reeu
lar meeting of the Federated Trades
Council. The p'osltion will remain-va
cant until executive board of the Amerl
can Federation of Labor meets, which
will be on April 23 at Denver.
Mr. Grain has been one of the recog
nised labor leaders of the state for a
number of years. He served one term as
president of the Federated Trades council,-
and Is now president of the Oregon
State Federation of Labor. - -
The new officers are: J. W. Warner,
president; H. A. Duke, vice-president;
Grant McDonald, recording and corre
sponding secretary; - Birdie Goerts, sta
tistical secretary; N. P. Jorgensen, treas
urer; L, Jameson, conductor and N. P.
Cannon, sergeant-at-arms.
CHIEF HAS NEVER YET
SEEN AN EXECUTION
"I have never witnessed a hanging."
said Chief of Police Hunt this morning,
"although during my long experience as
a police officer I have had numerous invi
tations to attend such affairs."
Chief Hunt haa been In public life for
ADVANCE SHOWING NEW
TAILOR-MADE SUITS
Our corner window contains a dis
play of some of our,new TallonMa.de
Suits for Spring, 1904 these front the
country's best maker.
Among the newcomers there are suits
with i 22'lnch tlghufittlng coats,
stralght'front Etons, doublebreasted
Etons rJtli- show more pr less" fancy
braid, metal buttons and silk and
cloth appllqued as trimming. The
skirts fit closely at the hips, showing
a decided fullness below that line,
which is given by pleats..
Raglans and English Ulsters
Very swagger, dashy garments these, made of rain
shedding materials
F. H. REEVES
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER -
OPFOSTTB BXPOSZTZOZr BUZLDZHa, 637H - 639 WASHIiraTOH 8TBEET.
cans Cream , i . . . .SSe
Mince .CJama 10c
Peaches and Cot a, 8 for .....85o
Peaches and Cots, better grade, 2 for flfie
Oysters, 8 for .850
Shrimps . .10e
Van CamD's Soudb. 8 for ......... .850
Corn and Tomatoes, 3 for ......... .85o
Postum; Flpprune ana Gramo . ....soo
Energy, 3 for .. .. ..o
Hlckmot's Perfection Asparagus. , .800
Gold Leaf Baking Powder ......... .80c
Schilling's Baking Po. (new stock).. 40o
Roval Baking Powder ...33o
Schilling's and A. 4 H. Soda....... fto
Boneless uodnen. 2 ids. ....loo
Modi a and Java ., .85o
Silk Soap, 8 bars ,...85o
Perfection Soap, 8 bars 85a
H.-0. Oats ........... . . . . , ...... , loo
Atlaa Oats . .....,...j..i....,,,..10
Grapenuts, 3 for .850
Force,'2 for ,85o
Best Hams pound 13Vi
Gallon can Cots 80o
Gallon can Tomatoes
Alaska Salmon ... ; ...
Jumbo Soap, 6 bars .
free to, a packages ; , , , .
Ralston Oats, 8 pkgs. . .
Breakfast Bacon, pound
Navy Beans, pound , . . t .
Mest potatoes, sock
... ......... t. SOD
............. 60
85o
...86o
85o
...........150
4o
...Ibo
Naptha Soap, bar 6o
Cornmeal, sack ............... d. .. .85o
Shaker Bait . ,.10o
GranocryHtal Salt ......loo
Wash. Powder, 4-lb. pkg. 15o
Leaf Lard, & pounds ....... ..Boo
Leaf Lard, 10 pounds ........... ,1.00
Our expenses are very small. " Our stock is exceedingly heavy. Two verw
good reasons why we can make the above prices.. We invite you to compare'
our prices with thoae you have been paying, and then, after being thoroughly
ausneo mm we are in a uencr pomuon to wait on you man our less Tortu
competitors, gl us your order and save at least 25 per cent by so doing,
TBXiBPHOSTB, VUkXK 1991.
nearly 30 years, most of the time In po
lice work and he states that he has had
numbers of invitations to view' legal
executions, but has never-yet availed
himself of the opportunity; having had
no desire to see anything so gruesome. .
Journal friends and readers. - when;
traveling oh trains to and from1 Port
land, should ask news agents for Thn
Journal and insist upon being supplied
wlth-liis paper, reporting all failures in
obtaining it to the office of publication,
addressing The Journal, Portland. Or.
Special Offer No. 1
25 lbs. of Granulated
Sugar for $1.00
With every yurchase of $5.00 or more
worth' of Groceries daring tUs sal we
will five 85 pounds of Westers Beflaed
Tory Granulated Bugar-not Beat Sugar
Miscellaneous, Etc; v
Snyder's .Catsup, 2 bottles ..'.3So
"Worcester 8auces .........250, 450, 88o
Hill's Tomato Catsup, 1 gal. ,,..,..e0o
Durkee's Salad Dressing, per bot...95o
Manhattan Club Catsup, 2
bottles..'. ..............
.850
Cross & Black well's imported pur
Lucca OH, full pint .............. 35o
Cross ft Blackwel's imported pure
: Lucca Oil, qt. ,...,,,.......,,'.. 95o
Pure Strained Honey, . ......100
Best Eastern Cured Hams, per lb.,.15o
Gloss Starch, 6-lb. bags . . .30e
French Petite Prunes, IS lbs. for... 35c
Pioneer Cream, here this week, 8 ,
cans : i... ,..35o
Pioneer Cream, here this week, per
dozen ; 950
PearlLne 'Washing Powder, 3 pkgs...85o
Table Salt,' 6 sacks ,..85e
Matches, good ones, 7 bk. ,S5o
Coal Oil, per gal.. 80o; 5 gale.. . 81.00
Toung American Cheese, whole, weight,
7 to 8 lbs., per lb. u.. ...15o
Potatoes, full 115 and 120-lb. sacks, that
sell everywhere for 1 here this
week , . 800
Eagle Condensed Milk, here this
week, per 1 tan , jb
English Walnuts, per 16. ..; ...16o
-CHOCOLATES
Baker's Cocoa, here this week,
- per can . . ,,..350
Ghlrardeill Cocoa, special price
this week, per can . , , ...800
Ghlrardelil Chocolate, 1-lb. bars, 2
bars here, this week , . 4S
Ghirardelli Chocolate, ground, l-lb.
can. sold elsewhere for 30c and
,35c, here this weVk 85a
Large sice bottle of Blueing, here
this week Sc.
FREE LUNCH
A lad dtmonstrator will be her all
week demonstrating' the Olympla Tin
'cake rionr. Cow and have' hot cakes
and maple syrup with as. It's free.
IT HA
'TIuBrMJ fU !" 46u0.Cr, Aft nr Bo clothing- and .he. .tore. h.v. held their clearance frolic. It i. naturally to be supposed that the people of Portland have
!mUMm h"r pur,," and wh,t ,,ttla ' ,,ft wi" hvc tobc tempted with some extraordinary cut. In prices to even coax any mors money from their purses to buy
"T.w"BE. WW A RN, FOR YOUR' MONEY. Co. ha. taught u. th.,t I. pr.lJ.Ut..U.n.e, business
Vul Z "5 0,.pr0f,t hn t0 d0 us,nsss at . large margin of. profit It. has also taught us that to do a vast business wo musUn.ko th. prices low. Th. great
Za"nAW V T I'0!??!1' V-ry 'iu'1" vid.noc that w. do m.k. th. pries low. During th. past f.w y.ar. w. h.v. had s.v.r.1
.i.r?thP !" 49 PriM' B mn' but h-Hk. .1. you, our patron, and fri.nds, who cam. to our
Z t..i l.t !l '5? "eV! ?WM2,,'b? " h1,rle n h "iti- down to . livnd-M-liv. pric, .nd thi. we.k th.y go still low.r. W. know -2!
pr.er.n? r. "Uit PW W - ; b' by fill f our .hortcomi
;t jt::t a? 2 rsjc'S xzr ry to Wbutt ln" and buy u- -th,y e-Bnot buy eh-p
or .xp'r.:.4 ct.V.l'pC.ldTn rt'l.ilLXtS-'Z?" " d"iVr'd " t'f-t "-"''' c.lv.d. Fr.ight
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IT WAS THE DUTCH" WHO LOWERED THE PRICE!
DIAMOND C LARD
W. hav. .'old all the 10-lb. can. we had,-but what we have- left of th. B-lbl
cans go at less than wholesale prices. "It 1. hard to down the Cfi'
Dutch." her. while they last, 6-lb., can....... '.....vV
SUPERFINE BUTTER
That well-known , brand of Crystal Spring, fancy Creamery Butter ' CC
per roll. .............. M .....vo N
APPLES 50c A BOX
Next Tuesday a local steamer will deliver to us on arrival a large- consignment
Allien, ins i-auriuem opy, a gooa cooKing ana eating apple, that Cfl
will sell for, box ... Owt ''
of
we
MAPLE SYRUPS,
Full quart bottle of pure Maple Syrup sold always for 26c at a cut price ... 'r,
her. this week....,.....,,......,.,.,,.. 4
Lot". Cabin brand, half gallon, .old regularly for 76c, here thi. : ,
Log Cabin brand, full gallon, sold everywhere for $1.45, here this
brand, lull gajion, sold everywhere for $1.45, here this g
TABLE SYRUPS
Target brand Table Syrup,' sells regularly for 80c, here this
weea
20c
A good Table Syrup, full gallon, sell, everywhere for 60c, here this 4QC
Canned Goods Vegetables
Tomatoes, 8 can. 25f ; dos.. ......95i
Corn, 8 cans 23; doa...,. ,...95
String Beans, 3 cans 25t; dos....... .........954
Early June Peas, t cans 25$; per dos 90
All high-grade canned Corn, Tomatoes, Peas, Beans, etc,
! cans .7.'r..,..........,.25
Gallon can Tomatoes... .......t. 25
Asparagus, Hlckmoth'a R. H. brand, per can 25r; 2 cans
" 'or .......45V
Canned Fish '
.Sardines, American, .6c cans, cans 25
Albert Rosche Sardines, 2 cans........... 25f
.Underwood's ' canned Mackerel, 1-lb. cans.. t. ........ 20 j
Shrimps, per can, 104?; per dox.. ............... ":,.fl, 10
Pork and Beans
cans, 2 cans.....,..,
cans........
, .. ' - '1:' ' - ... t .
Baking Powder
Van Camp's, 2-lbi cans, 2 cans... .....,...25
Van Camp's, J-lb. cans........ .................25
whil. it lasts ..................',...,..,,....,.... 254
Library Baking Powder, ; full pound, sells regularly 40c lb.,
Schilling's Baking Powder, sells everywhere 'for $1.76; 6-lb.'
cans, here this week?..,..,,.. .fl.25
Canned Fruits
Canned Apricots, for table us., 2 cans ; 25
Canned Plums, for table use, 2 cans..,...,,.......,.25
Canned Peaches, for' table use, 2-cans. 254
Canned Pears', for tabl use, 2 cans... 254
Canned Pineapples, for table Use, 2 cans. ....... .......254
Canned Cherries, for table use, 2 cans 25
All high-grade canned Fruit, that sell for 25c and 20c, such
. as peaches, Apricots, Cherries, Strawberries.ctc, 20;.
.... or 2 cans ...... t: 45
Pie Peaches, 1-gal. can. .... . .... 4., .25
NEW , YORK; QRO CERY
Cor. Eleventh and Morrison
GEO. H. HINNENKAMP, Proprietor.
Quick Delivery. - 1 . . Phone Main 2287.
WHOLESALE AN RETAIL
Special Offer No. 2
A Cloth Bound Book
; Free
To .Tory sohool boy or girl who eat.
out this eoupoa aad.hrlng. U to th.
stors, haying 11.50 worth, of goods, will
b. firsa a cloth bonad book of it03
flotlon. This la ao cheap book a. th.
. .am. book cannot h. bought at th. book
tors, for less than t J. Th.r. ar. only
100 of thase books, " Tlrst corns, first
served. Mngar xolodad.
Miscellaneous, Etc
COFFEE AND TEA
Mocha and Java Coffee, our special
brand, per lb. ......... ...85.
Mocha and Java Coffee, our. Special '
: brand, 5 lbs. for 91.00
Lion Coffee, lb. pkg. 2 pkgs. ,...-..880
Ralston Cereal Coffee, here this week, "
3 pkgs. for. , . . . . . . . . , . . . . , ... . . .880
Fig Prune Postum Cereal or Graln-o,
..here this week,- per pkg . .800
Fine English. Breakfast Tea; you pay
k 40c and 60e lb. for it here this
-week only 8S0
f DUSTPANS
Choice of two kinds, worth 25c and
20c, here this week for only lOo & 15o
BREAKFAST FOODS
Atlas. Quaker,' Scotch and Violet
Oats, that retails regularly every
. . where for-15o a pkg. 2 for 26c,
.. here this week. ,100
Force and Malta Vita, 2 pkgs. , ,,...95o
Shredded Wheat, regular price 15c
2 pkgs. .2lic, here this week. ..... ,10o
Cream of Wheat' sold elsewhere for -
20c 2 pkgs. 16c, here this week. .15c
4 packages' .
MUSH
.800
flour, Meal, etc.
Best P'lour on earth, regular 81.25.
for 60-lb. sack, here this week... 11.13
Valley Wheat Flour, regular 21.10
for 50-lb. sack, here this week... 1.00
Yellow or white Cornmeal, rye flour,
v whole wheat, , graham, etc., ' 10-lb.
sack here this week, per sack, a So,
2 sacks . ..,!.....,..; 45o
10-lb. sack Flour here this week,.85o
BROOMS
The Little Lady, none made that ia
ocuer, standard price - 46c, here
this week
1 35o
Handsome Calendar
FREE '
Whil. they last w. will gir. to trtry
purchaser 1904 Calendar. This CaU
sndar 1. well worth coming here and
waking a small purchase in order to get
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