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TITE OTIEGON DAILY JOUItKAL, rORTLAXD, FIUDAY EVtESTSG, FEBRXJABY ti-V 1904. EDUCATORS OF THE -YOU OAR :" OIOXOE . HODGE, XffTEBjrATXOB ' A3. SECBETASY 03T THE f . K. O. A. EDUCATXOVA3. DEFABTMEWT, f TALKS Or H3I "WOK KB' Will LECTTTBE TOBTOHT, George B. Hodga of New York, sec retary io the educational department of the, international' committee of the Young; Men's Christian association, ar rived . In., the city this morning from Sacramento. Cal. Mr. Hodge Is making an extended tour of the cities of the GEORGE B. HODGE. (.Pacific coast Leaving New York.; Mr. Hodge toroosed .Uie continent to River side, Cal., lecturing there, and also1 at ; San Diego, Los Angeles. Fresno, Ban FranclBco and Sncramento. He will speak here tontng-ht and will next visit Tacoma, Seattle and Everett.- . . .., Mr. Hodge spoke highly of the work the Portland branch is ' accomplishing. He said: -;-' :' , .;' V ' "The association' movement of the continent owes a great obligation to the ' Portland association . for the practical and enthusiastlo manner in which it has pushed its educational work during the lust Ave years. It stands in the front rank of endeavor in that line, the num ber of Its students being equal to or greater, than the majority of many of the central or eastern associations in much larger cities. To its secretary, H. W. Stone, the association brother hood owes a, debt it will, never be able to pay. f'i ' . v'v; .' v kr ' 'There are 840' associations now con ducting evening schools, where 31,000 men from 14 to SO years of age, four flfths of whom are day workers, given instruction by 1,100 teachers in 60 dif ferent subjects. "It. Is almost safe to say (hat noth ing that an all round man needs to know la overlooked in these schools. Ninety per cent of the boys 14 years of age and upwards are out of school and would be something fearful but for opportunities like these. The average age of these young men students Ma 22. years. No ' single educational egency-under, Chrls- tlan aftnpteea. ha yet readied so many classes' nd conditions' of men- and united 'them in this effort for the wel fare of a eh, and air as the educational work of. the associations. v , ,t ' 'The work Js adapted to the needs of men and is exceedingly practical. For ; example, Ho employment except perhaps that of the bootblack or newsboy, is so demoralising and has so tittle future as rSS Youngsters LJ lMoi SCHOOL ' SCaklaf and selling' Shoes for eaildrsa to wear presents soma entirely different phases of the Sao bos in ess from snpplylnr the grown-up trade, and shoeing" the. youngsters aeoessarily creates separata and Important depart- -meat.:. It la evident on the faoa of it that growing chile's foot alls for ft special shoe adapted' to Ha peculiar Mads. The .softi pliable bonea and muscles steadily growing' and changing shape anil b. housed la a shoe Which ! designed , to allow sature free play la doiaf her work. The child's Shoe should be more pliable tham the adult shot, still they must be stoutly made in strong leataara, tor a ahoe gets more racking wear thaa a child's shoe. W make a spe cialty of shoeing the youagsters. Bring them la durtog vaoatloa aad let us ax them up. . Vowhera 'la the dty eaa you find such BASOAX2T8 as here, look ovef these prices aad some la aad see the style aad quality. Besides shoes? for tha youngsters we are reducing price oa many of our regular $4 aad fa shoes for women aad men, this season's styles, from. f , - . One-Third 1 1 GOOD SHOES : For Misses and Children ' Bremen' A White's Misses' dull kid lace Shoes, extension soles, newest shapes, wer $2.BD-slscs'-,',?.,;';)'-';..:V:'.' f I QC 11 to 2 ,:. ,.'.',,,,. I00 , Children's same, sites V ,, )g from IH to lOVt ,..i,V......i)I.)3 CHILDREN'S FINE "KID LACE 8HOES. turn sole, patent leather tips, slses . from tt to 8. v , ' Off spring heels ......... lut Sites from t to , , f.tf, spring heels OUC Sixes from 2 to t, ' j ' . PA- no heels . i oUC 100 pairs Misses' fine kid button Shoes, . - odds and ends, slses 1JH to - pa. 2 only, were $2.00 t..,.0UC 149 Third St., bet. that of ' the district and telegraph, mes senger force a service which is abso lutely essential to our civilization. How encouraging the fact therefore that in a large western city almost the -entire messenger force is enrolled in the asso ciation evening class work." Tonight at 6 o'clock a dinner wlll.be given in honor, of 1 Mr, Hodge , by -the board of directors and the faculty of the Y. M. C. school. . ... STUDENTS TO PRESENT . A FARCE COMEDY The June class of '04 of the Portland High school has issued invitations for a reception at Arlon hall, February 12, in honor of the February class. A farce comedy in two acts, entitled "A Per plexing Situation," will be given. The patrono.isea will be Mesdames Rigier, Davis and Mantlck and Miss . MacCon noil. The; cast of characters is as fol lower i, , ' , ' ' :i . I Mr Mlddleton.... '.Chester Van Houten Mrs.. .Mlddleton ..A Agnes; Rice1 Tom Mlddleton.,.. i.... Sam Rosenthal Jessie Mlddleton........ ..Cora Mastlck Sue Mlddleton.. :.....;. Juliet Johnson Lucy Fair, . .,...,,. . , , , .Nina Guthrie Maude ". .....Maude Cleveland Mrs. Nosic......... ....... Mabel Lewis Alexander Wilson...,,.. Warren Smith Mary ..,, Grace Reeves Frit , . .Leo Lobner Uncle Eptumas. . .Claude MfColloch Health Officer,. ....... . 4,6am R. Roome - Free Spirits Free. ' . ' Sample bottles of fine old whisky free tomorrow at the Full Measure House, 103 Sixth street, between Washington and Stark. ..Missouri boodlers will rot study the cyanide-of-potasslum remedy as long as their supreme court hold out. A" PLEASANT SURPRISE. . In Stow for Those .Who Doubt- When you read that a sufferer of many years' standing has been complete ly restored to health by using Smith's Cure-all, you are Inclined to doubt the statement, and, in fact, have no 'belief in It whatever. The reason for this is that so much is claimed for the. Cure-all -it is imposslbla.for gjny one to believe it; if the advertiser confined his claims ttt the curing of one disease, as do the pro prietor of Pyramid Pile Cure,, readers would have much more faith in pub lished testimonials. Those familiar with this great remedy know that testimonials as to its merit may be relied upon im plicitly, also that . the cures brought about by its use are little short of marvelous. The genuineness of the tsetl monlal here given Is vouched for and is but one -of thousands received: . ' "I wish to write you and tell you what your Pyramid Pile Cnre has done for me. I have been troubled with piles for the past five years and used every rem edy that was recommended to me. While some would give me relief for a while they never have cured. I was so bad this summer I could not get up or down without pain; could not attend to my household duties.. Finally I got a 60 cent box of your Pyramid Pile Cure at the druggist's and it is now two months since I used the last of the box, and have had no trouble since. I can say it is really and truly a good' remedy. "I -am thankful I tried it a I know It has cured ' me, and If at any time I should have any such trouble again 1 would use It at once. - Since I am cured I have recommended it to my friends, whom I krtow to be afflicted as I was, and I know they, will use it too. lam i so thankful I ever learned of your cure." Mrs. F, Hutt, 4C0 Second street. Grand Rapids, Mich. r- Pyramid Pile Core Is Sold by druggists for 10 cents a package, or will be mailed to any address upon receipt of price by Pyramid Drug Co., Marshall, Mich. Write this Arm for their book describing the cause and cure of plies. to One-Half the Original Price GOOD SHOES For Boys and Yonths Boy's hoTsehlde, double sole, lace Shoes. newest shapes, slses from- CI 6 A ' H to H.' were $2.60 l.OU Youths' same, slses from nt 11 to 2 $1.U Little Gents' same, from . ' ' ff ih to ioh--'- yuLa Bremen & .White's Boys' steel-shod lace Shoes, slses from . 'jc t'4 to 6H .................. QbLO Youths' same, slses . - nn from 11, to 2 $1.7U 1300 PAIRS INFANTS' SHOES Good patent vlcl kid, patent dps, lace Shoes', sires 1 to S ............. ;5o Slses 2 to . spring heels ........ .JO 8 lies ( to 8. spring heela --764 i. , : 'GOOD;'SHOESav;v:S Morrison and Alder Alisky BuUdiiis PAID DETECTIVES FOR THEIR WORK CAKl JOHWSOW TE11S CHIEF HUNT THAT HE DONATED $30 TO OrTI CEBS WHO BECOYXBEB STOLE TBEASTJBB FOB HIK TKX2TXS THIS IS THE STJBEBT WAT. While rejoicing-over the recovery of $80 that had been taken from him in a north end negro dive. Carl Johnson, who resides near Gladstone Park, says that he presented two Portland detec tives' with ISO. The money was tlven to the detectives simply as a present, Johnson stating that he was not asked for the money at all. Although the rob-, bery : occurred Several months ago, he did noi. report the gift to the police de partment until this morning, and then only-doing so. while relating the story of his friend John Celllnskl's loss In a saloon near the union depot last Monday afternoon. Clelingkl, Johnson says, had $125 taken from him. Johnson, in telling the story of the two robberies to Chief Hunt this morn ing, said that when the detectives re turned him the $80 that had been taken from his pockets he walked up the street a few blocks, greatly, rolctng in his heart that his bard-earned dollars were with him once Again, when he thought that it would be the right thing for him to make the -officers a little present This he did, handing them over $30, and forgot all about his gift until his friend's loss last Monday. Then the thought came to him that another pres ent might help In getting the $125 back to its owner; and so he said that Clel lnskl would give the officer one-half of the money Jf It was recovered. -'-- Johnson . said that Clellnskt was knocked down and the money taken from him. He was then thrown out the back door , and left. Sergeant Carpenter was detailed to go -to Oregon City and bring Cielinski to Portland in order that he might re pot his loss In person, and also ac compty ; pdllee officer around the saloons near the depot in order that he might point, out the one in which the robbwy is said to have occurred. Johnson t says he does not know the names of the detectives to whom he gave the $30, but thinks he would know them on sight' ' . In speaking Of the two affairs. Chief Hunt stated that he would investigate the reports of both the gift and the rob bery, and that if he could find out the names of the detectives who accepted the money it "would not go unnoticed." DEATH HAS EVEN : BREAK WITH LIFE ' The report of Dudley Evans, county health, officer, concerning births "and deaths In Multnomah county outside of Portland, was filed with 'the state board of health this afternoon. , Since Decern ber 21 last 11 births- and 11 deaths have occurred. Two deaths were tire result of accidents. i Mishap Averted. The butler almost forgot to order the coffee. When he did get it however, it wa4 Country Club Mocha and Java, so he kept bis position. ; :: itm eras- rom rriss. ' - Itching piles produce moisture and cause itching, this form, as welt as Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Plies are cured by Dr. Bo-san-ko's Pile Remedy, Stops itching and bleeding. Absorbs tu mors, our a jar, at aruggisis, or sent by mail. Treatise free. W rite me about your case. Dr. Bosanko, Phil's. Pa. GOOD SHOES "III BOYS' SHOES WHICH STAND. HARD KNOCKS If you have never had yoor boy try them, get a pair at our Clearance Salt wice. Boys' Calf, double sole, lace, S. 8., steel quilted or plain bottoms, d or plain bottoms, C It from 2ft to fift ...... V.0 sixes Youth's ditto, sixes C! DA from 11 to 2 ,.9I"U Misses' fine ebony or box calf, lace, ex tension soles, spring CI CC beels, 11 to I ..9100 li AV--, -' .w't&J- 'Vj I STRAWBERRIES IN FROM CALIFORNIA SEYEBAXi CBATXS 01 BEBJUXS UK TAIB 'COMTJXTXOK 'COMB ' 2TBOM TLOKTJff--STlTiTi AT' SS OZVTC A POUHB CBBAMEBT BTTTTB ZS DOWH EOOS WXAXEX, Front Street, leb. 12. The principal items of interest in the Portland whole sale market today were: ; California strawberries arrive. Car: oranges in. : . .. Eggs weaker though scarce. ;, : 1 . Poultry firmer. and higher.. . Asparagus to 'advance. - . , s Fresh meats '-rather eareevS, Another drop-tn -butter. A? : Rice becomes stronger. - Little movement in wheat " Cauliflower is scarce. California eggs in. Barley very strong. Ick of rain affects beans. Smelt Is higher. - ' Onions make advance. Potatoes not so firm. ' California Sends - Strawberries. About four crates or 0 one-pound boxes of strawberries arrived-in this market today from Florin, CL. One box went to each of the larxer commission houses. The berries' were In fair con dition and sold readily at 2B-cents a pound to tU retail trade. Bgga Weaker Though Soaree. The egg market is weaker though stocks are very scarce alony the street and among the retail trade. The deal ers have recently only bought a few cases at a time in the expectation of an early decline and all were caught when the price began to advance, una or the Front street merchants has received a large consignment of California eggs; which accounts for the larger receipts on a certain day. Eggs were selling along the street today from 2? to 2TV4 cents, although in exceptional cases fancy stocks brought an advance of a half cent. The movement is beginning to stfow signs of an increase and if present weather conditions continue long eggs will go down. , - Poultry rimer aad XigHer. Poultry of all .kinds with the excep tion of turkeys was very scarce today and the few stocks are being sold at a slight ' advance, Chickens are today Quoted at 12 cents a pound while hens are going at 12 and 12 H cents, most of the sales reported being at the latter flgure. Turkeys do not find a very good demand and if the present movement to market keeps up prices will very likely show a drop. There were no receipts of ducks, but the demand is good. Geese are not arriving but are not finding much of a call. There is a demand for young chickens. ; Imuuni to Advance. Already the prices on future and spot canned asparagus have advanced about SO cents a aosen since tne opening prices were mads a short time agou Late reports from California say that the beds there arc badly overworked ana rust has set in. Tbe prospects for even a half crop in that state this aeason are very small, some, of the leading growers estimating the production ' at about one-fourth of its usual volume. The crop last season was also short and thla caused a very small amount of goods to be put up. The usual result- higher prlces-r-ls expected. The. reports from the asparagus growing centers throughout the United . States are in about the tarn strain as those from California. - - . v "' Beaa Have XTo Moisture. The lack of sufficient rains In the bean growing centers of California has caused soma lata advances in the mar ket and present quotations : are being held very stiff with the prospects of an advance. The government has bought large lots of beans during the past sea son and this has caused a shortage to exist In the coast stocks. There is an especial demand for small white beans. 2Uoa fttUl rrirmlag Up. The rice market continues to firm up and since the ; beginning of hostilities between Japan and Russia prices from first hands have shown a material ad vance. No changes have yet been made in the Jobbing quotations, but a few more advances from the growers will surely have that effect. Japan grade is Short in supply while the New Orleans head la not over plentiful. Another Drop la Butte. ; The creamery butter market is gradu ally growing weaker, and today all the best stocks were being quoted at 10 cents a pound, and unless conditions show a radical change soon another drop In the market to 27 U cents would not come Unexpectedly. Stocks are still showing an accumulation. There have been practically no receipts of country store or dairy butter during the past week, and the commission men are con gratulating themselves. There are still large stocks of this class of butter in cold storage, and dealers are glad to dis pose of them at any figure within reason, Itttla Movement la Wheat. The holding of stocks of wheat by the farmers and warehousemen, who have been extensive speculators this year, has caused but little movement tn the mar ket during the past fsw days'. There was a general feeling among the wheat men that war between Japan and Rus sia was sure, and when that event was really declared they held tighter than ever. . ' ,-....- Cauliflower Za Scaroe. There is a scarcity of good cauliflower in this market, and sll receipts per steamer from San Francisco are cleaned up the day they arrive at top figures. The scarcity of rain In California threatens to kill the celery and cabbage crcps of that state, and unless more moisture is had, a dire calamity m all farm P roducti is expected in that sec tion. Barley Yery Strong. The barley market is very strong, with nit changes in tHe quotations of either feed or rolled variety. There has been a higher figure paid for brewing stocks. The entire feed market continues to grow firmer. The hay market is I re active,' Wtn "wry Utile business being done. Oalons Higher Again. The prices being paid for the best grade of onians by the local shippers is showing an advance, and today $1.7t la being freely offered, but not so often accepted, by the farmers.- Tha lobbing price for the best grade also-shows an advance.' . . Potatoes Are Inactive. ' That tha present ruling quotations are too high, considering what the stocks are worth in the San Francisco market, is CASTOR I A . For Infauti and Children. The Kind You Hare Always Bsught Bears th Signature of shown by the slowness of the maxket hflre. Dealers are not now caring wheth-' er they buy or not , Quotations being paid today for, the best stocks show a decline of about 6c a hundred, i Although there have been numerous circulars Bent out. by Sah Francisco houses to Oregon farmers to hold their potatoes, these same firms will not buy . the stocks at the prices quoted. "This works a. hard ship on the local men," said a potato buyer today. "The prices are now so high ' that' we cannot buy the stocks and ship them to California at a profit. The prices there are not high, enough." ; .' . Smelt Is Higher. A few hundred pounds of smelt caught by glllnetters were put on the market this morning and sold rapidly at So a pound. The scarcity of salmon in this ms'tet continues. ? , ' Opinion oa Todajr'g Market.' ' TY. B. Glafke company Creamery butr tor Is weaker and the market looks lower. . .' :--r-'-i.-'i ":, Smith "'Brds.A-We must ' have more hogs, as the market cannot begin to get cnoughAfor the trade. Hoga of any size, whether' tig or small, 7 are going well and ar netting the shippers good prices. The veal market is las strong as ever. Beef is selling well. Fancy mutton Is bringing top prices. Not enough poul try to go around.-'; w v Chatterton & Co. Chicken maricei is bare. Egga very scaroe. w ith gooa ae- mand. Hogs' also sjcarce: veal more scarce.. n-i'.-.,v,iv '-vv-y ,-. a. . Smith company Eggs are not coming fast enoughand we always have orders in advance. 1 enicKens are in act ive demand at good prices. ' - . ' . Malarkey & Co. Fresh, salmon con tinues scarce; few, smelt in arid sold higher."- '.--V r : '"" v'---'"; " L. Jaggar Potato market just steaay; onions' ar higher.':;-" y'vv ''cv-fc-i;;:-.'- Davenport-Thompson company oranges today. , Onions are ruling firmer and higher. . . " " Everding Farrell Chickens re scarce; there is ft gooa uemana ana stocks are Insufficient to meet It. Eggs are coming, more freely and market is slightly, weaker. Veal and pork are still In demand "f: ;-r-i.---".:--.-v-.-r - Page A Son Chickens are scarcer. Eggs are not plentiful enough. Cream ery butter situation remains about the same. Toft. Hlne & Co. There is still a shortage In the receipts of hogs., while veal is a little more easy and the de mand is still firm: other fresh meats are in nominal receipt. 'Chickens are finding ready sale at top quotations; ducks sre scarce; turkeys of good aver age and condition will blng satisfactory prices. Egg reoelpts are not quite up to the demand. Today's quotations, as revised, are as follows: POBTIABD WHOXiESA&B PBICTS. Grain. Tlour and 'Peed. WIIKAT Walla Wills, Tie; bluetteM, We; valley, TPfSSOe. BaRLKT rd. $24.00; roiied, $21.00022.001 lwW, 122.00a2S.0. - OATS Na. t whit. $24.00926.00; tmf, 24.000 25 00 per too; price to firmer, whlU, 22.0Of22.BO; (triT, 12150 per ton. PtOCk Enstern Oritm: Pt-nt, $4.10li 4.40f itnlghU. $8.80; Taller, $3.76Q3.Sfi; gra hm. Via. $S 40; 10. $3.70. MILESTt'Fra Bran. $10.00 per tan! nM altnga, $20.00; ahorrt. $20.00; ehnp. $1S.M. HAT Timothy. IH OOQ 17.00; ' Kaatero Or rnn. $lS.00ia 18.00! Mlied, $14.00; elorer. $IS.OO 914.00; what. $11.001914.00; cheat, $12.00Q 14.00: oat. $18.00015.00. r " - Hops, Wool aad Hides. -r HOPS New, 37629c for rbolce; 2429e for prime; poor quality, 184200; ceotract, 1004, lTjtlSc. wOOIr Valley, eoara tn medium. mfflUHe; fine, 18r9luC; Banters OtefM, 1o4j15o; mo hair, nominal. 25ie8c. RHBEP8KINB6liarlnt? 10l2oe; abort wool, Z0a0c; BMHlltiui wool. 8OQDO0; long Wool, AorftlLOn .irk. tallow -Prim, per. lb, 4Sc: Ko. 2 aad r 232Hc. - HIDES Dry aide. No. 1. 16 lb and op. 4C per Jo; arr atp, no. 1. o 10 10 ics. 12c; dry calf, No. f. under lb. ISe: dry aaltod, bnlla and ti. 1-8 lea than dry flint; aalted fclde. (w. tound, SO pound or oer, 6iTc; R0 to 60 lb. c; under 50 lb ana eews. ease; tar and ball, aonoa. e; kip. aonnd, 15 to SO Iba. 6c; aminrt. 10 to 14 Iba, So; calf, sound, under 10 lba, Ser tree (unaalted), 1c per Ib.leaar enll. 1 ptr lb ka; bora hldea. aaltod. earh. $1.2ow'.fl: dry, each, $1.00tl.t0; eolta' hide, earn. 28Q50e goat sklna, common, earb. 103l3c; -Aofora, wltb wool on. eacb. 2ScQ$t.0a . Batter, Eggs and Poultry. , BrTTKK FAT Sweat. SfXftWH-; our, 272Re. BITTtKR Creamery, eitra fancy, 8()c; ordl nrry, 27 '0; eold storage, 2nc;; eastern, 25c; retiorntwi. 1920c; dilr, 1617 He; tor. IQQ 12We. " KOOS Freah Oreiton, 27ffl2TVie; cold (torag, 24(a2Sc; baker, 24. CHEE8B Foil craam, twin, 12gi3'4e Xonng Amertr. I44c. rui-LTKi Cblckena, mixed, lie per in; htn, 12fctl2r Ker.lb; rooatcr. lOSloe ne lb; broiler, 12126 per lb; fryer, liUlic er lb; duck, old, 2c par lb: youns. 13e per lb I fee. 8c per lb; turkey, 15(3100 per lb) an-aaea, J,io per ID. - Pruite aad Tegetablea. POTATOES efleB$1.05; buyer' price for tblpptng, (t6(o;05c cwt; ordinary. T0it80c ck; bcij-lni, 70c; iwaeta, iftc per lb; new, 4c per OKIOJfH Oregon, $l.Toli00: bnyln price, teet, 11.73: f o b. Portland, $1.7531. So. FBEHU FHLITS Apple Or.aon. OtX-OH M per bor; pranye. naveW, 1.o042.28 pr box) eedllng. ftftetigl.M boi; Japaneae, 40faft0e bi aana, BQ3c per lb; lemont choice, $2.o0ig2.75 ean, 05c per 100; pineapple. $3.50; craaberrlec, local, 17.00 per bbl; Janey, $10.00; perdo menu, $I.M. vltUKTABI.KS Turnip. SSe per sack! er rot. $1.00 per ck; beet. $1.00 per Mck; radiabea, 124tlSo do; eabbase, Orecoa, 3c; California. l4e lb: lettuce, bead. 15c doe: kot- honee lettnee, 1 1.004(1. 50 p-r box: green pan P ra, it art Ut; boraeradlab. 7Qbc per lb; celery, B0(B0 nor dn; tomatoe. $1.2501.50 per dos; parsnip, st.zn; cucamber. (2.29 ter do; butter bean. 10c per lb; Lira beau, Se: apron, 6e; eaullflower, $l.7B; artichoke, 75eie per do; green pea. 7fi8c per lb, UKIED - FRUITS Apple, evaporated. Q7 Pr lb; prlcot. liaiV per lb; aack. Ht rer lb least peehe. ei9 per lb; pear. u,e per lb; priires. ItaUan, HQHt per lb; French, 8H4Vi per - lb; bit, CallfornU black. 6aHe per lb! do wbltaa. t7 par lb; plum, pitted. per lb; date, St. I den, Mo per lb; tarda, fl.M per 15 lb box. RAISINS Seeded, fancy, Mb carton. SO pickage to caae. Be pkg; edd. - 12-os car tone, Tej 1om Mutcatela, MMb bote. 13 c per lb; Londn layer. l.W,a2 00; clutter. $U.503.7B; H. 25c; H Sue adranc over pound carton. FIGS Tan I -lb eartoBi, ebolc btaad, $1.00; 10 l ib carton, fancy brand, $1.10; 10 Mb brtrk. 2-erowa. 00c: 10 Mb brick, l-crown. We; 50 H-lb brick, per box. $2.2fi: 4 row Uy- rr, re lu-w onx, sue; ooa, du-id eoiaa, per lb, 6flS4c. Callmyran Six-crown, 10-lb car. te, per Vx, $2.00; 5-crown. 10-lb carton, per box, $1.78; 4-brpwn, 20 ft-lb earton. par box, $175 Oraeerlea, Bats. Xta. SCOAR "8rk baal" Cube. $3.60, bow dared, 15.53; dry granulated. 1A.4S; beet grann kted, $3.25; ettni C. $405; golden O. $4.85; bbl. 10c: H bbl. to: boie, one adJDc oa acfe. beal. lee 25c cwt tot catb, 15 day, maple, 4(&19-; per lb. HOSKY 14V4ai5e. " COFFKB iltmta Morha. 2m23c; Jy. fancy, 203 32c; Jaa, rjod. 2025; Jay, ordinary, lbilWc; Coat Rica, fancy, l20c; Pbata Klca, good. 18Ul(tc; foata Hh, ordinary, llQ13o per lb: packaie coftee, $11.75. TEAS Oolong, different grade. 2S3floc; funpowder, aN(j325I.l.V; Engllab breakfaat. dlf i rent sradea, 12HQ05C; pldrb?g, un.olored Japan. 2otij(i3c: greea Japan (rery acarce),3u 60c. SALT Fine Bale. I. 8,' 4a. R. 10. $2.00: Bn table, dairy, 50, aV; I'MM.OIV; Imported Liverpool. So, 50c; 100. SMc; 224, $!.). Worceater -Bbls 2a, 8. 15.80: 6, tfi.25; lu. $5.00: bulk. 120 lba, $5.00; lack. 50, Noc. SALT Coarse, half ground, 1XM, pnr too, $(1.60; 50. per ton. $7.00; LiTerpool Jump rock, $22 50 per ton; 50-lb rock, $4 50; luoa. 16.00. MHAIM BAGS Calcutta. 13.73U6 00 per 100. ' BICK Imperial Jpo No. 1. Sfcc; -No. 6C: iew urieana neaa, caiHtc. tfww vi i-aua I l TJV. EA.NS mll white. V rr hlt. 13.50 3o; plak. $3.40(3.t0; bayou, Llnma, 03 $4 00. NUTS Peanut Te. Jumbo SU lb raw. 6'itlOe per lb for roaated; coconnuta, 8fiH90c per do; walsnts, 1441U4 par lb; pin nnta, lti12c per lb; hickory ant. 10c per lb: cbestnata. r.aatera. 15iUHV per lb; Braalt suta, 15c per i1: Alberta, l.loc per h; fancy pee, 14a 15c per lb; almond. 18015c per lb. WIHS NAILHI'reeutT.ut at $2 . ROPE fur Manila. Uj,; ataaUard, lle; InL Wie, Batata, Goal OUs. Bta. COAL OIL Pearl o Astral Case. 23 per gal; water white. Iron bbl. -18 Via per gal; wooden, i headlight , SS per gal; fitid Ugbt, Iron bbl. UM'per gL LfNSKKD inLVun raw, la bbl. 47e per gal: e4c, B2c per gal; gnulse kettl boiled, 4o per gal. bbl 4lre per gal; grwual - yrc Wil THB DUTCH WHO 0WSBB THB TBICI. Prices and Profits are Yours Come to the "Little Gfocery' on the corner of Eleventh and Morrison for the groceries you want to buy. You'll find what you want hera at price. always below the prices you pay elsewhere. Why pay retail prices when you can come here and buy as little or as much as you want at the lowest wholesale price? Our service is excellent, both In tha store and the delivery.. Our delivery wagons go to all parts of the city. Our sale this week was a great success. , ' - -s . - - , With Every $2.50 Worth of GROCERIES Bought Here SATURDAY and MONDAY We Will Give 22 lbs. of Western Re fined Granulated Sugar for $100. New York Grocery Co. WHOLG8ALE AND RETAIL, h3$E: ffiST S2$7. Cor." Eleventh and Morrison F. H. REEVES CUT RATES orrosiTE exposition BTrrtDiJco, S cans Cream 85o Mince Clams .100 Peaches and Cots, 3 for 95o Peaches and Cots, better grade. 2 for s5o Oydters, 3 for B5e Shrimps . . ..10o Van CamD's Soups. S for 9Bo Corn and Tomatoes, S for .....86o Postnm. Figprune and uraino boo Energy, I for v a So Hlckmot's Perfection Asparagus. ., .80c Gold Leaf Baking; Powder 30o Schilling's Baking Po. (new stock).. 40o Royal Baking Powder ,85o Schilling's and A. A H. Soda Be Hofleless counnn. 3 ids lbo Mocha aad Java ISo Silk Soap, 8 bars i5o Perfection Soap,, 8 bars ........... .S5o H.'0. Oata ,;10o . Our eipenses are very small. Our stock is exceedingly heavy. Two very good reasons why we can make the above prices. We invite you-to compare our prices with those you have been paying, and then, after being thoroughly satisfied that we are in a better position to wait on you than our less fortunate competitors, give us your order and save at least tS per cent by so doing. TELEPHOHB. XAXH 191. "If it's good. It's hers." FIVE BIG MARKETS irnrVTBXSB HilUT 1 1 T Belmont street. Phone Scott 3998. , WACTTIO MAHXETWest Park and Washington. Telephone Mam 161. A3.HAHT KAHXET J II Ftrt streei :Phona Red 3221.,. gTAH KAHKET IS Williams avenu. Phone East (S3. STATE ltaHrBT--F'lrst and Salmon streets. Telephone Main 17. ENGLISH BREAKFAST TEA (new ; crop) lb. 20c Good Rice, ( lbs. .....Sfto Butter, none better, and as good ai ,the beat, per roll .....Mo 3 cans Oysters .. .S5o Hard Wheat Flour, per sack ...... f 1.00 Navel Oranges, doten .......... ....lOo 10-lb. box Maccaroni or Spagettl....3So THREE CANS PEAS. BEANS, ; T0M0ES, 25c PORTLAND PACKING CO. rata, elr lot. $23.00 per tea; km thaa ears, 12S.00 per too, . f ' ' OASOLINB 6-det.. e Bje per' f at, lros tola 86e per gal; atoT, caae 34Va Pr gl. Iron bhl 18e pa aL , BENZINE W-lf ., esses, t33e; Ires Us, 18c. PAINT OIL Ka, bbl Ue per gal, eas IS per 1; boiled, eaa 40e. TtRPENTlNB 1 caae. Me per fat, wees bHa, 84Ve par fat, Iron bbla 82c p !. 10-lb ease hiU, 87e per sal. JIVHITB LEAD 600-lb lots He pW lb. bM Wta 7 per lb. s Keats aad lTOVlaions. FRCSB MEATS IsspMtad Beaf. prisM, Wsile per lb; cow. le per lb; Bait, draeecd, 8l5a7e per lb; UoiU. ar4, I)b P FRKSH HCATS-rroBt treet-Beef tr, BHe per lb; ball. 4$4He pr lb; eowa 1 tt&He per lb; pork, blovk. SHtje. per lb; paeker. 008 He per lb: mottnn, drd, SO tHe per lb: tamb. dreaeed. S7 per lb; T.al, a mall. ftM&iie per lb; lerg, SHOTSc per lb. HAMS. BACON. ITO Portland seek (loeel) fcama. 10 to 14 lb. 1.1c per Ui 14 lba, l.V per lb; 10 to JO lb. 12 per lb; eottaare. e par lb; plenle. S4 per lb; brekft bacon, 1417c per lb; rera. lar abort clear, aounoked, lo per lb; f -ok ad. lie per lb; clear barka. BDnmkd, JOc par ibi (inokad, lie par tbi Unto butts. 10 to 14 lb, unaaoked. So per lb; moked. '"EASTERN PACltKD HAMf-lpadr 14 the. !3e per lb; over IS Iba, 13 per lb; fancy, Ati.i,,.ir per : plcuU1. 6 per lb; tbinildera, 10 per lb: drr-Mlted side. Bnasioked, e per lb; e rooked. -104 per lb: breakfaat baron. 14)tl64e eer lb; foc, 1814c per lb. LOCAL LABD Kettle leaf. 10. 1034c pet lb; 6. lie per lb; K)-Ib tin, 10 per lb; ateem-rendpred. la, ms per lb; G, 10c pee lb; turn, 99 per lb; compound ttoree. T4e per lb; tub.. 1e per lb; fto. Hie per lb. EASTERN LARIV-Eettle leaf. 10-lb tin. 11 per lb; 5. lle per lb; BO-lb tla. 104 prr lb: trm-reBaerea in, ioy, per id; , tmw lb: IMIa. 1H ner lh- ( Above patklnf bcoa prices are Bet Mib, 13 CANNED BALMOV 0lnmM Hver l ib talis. tl.To; J lb tall. 12 40; Tuner Mb Sat. 11.001 H-lb fancy Sat. $1.15; fancy l ib oral. (2 M Ala.ka tall., pink, SOe; red. 31-Bo; 1-1B tall, 12 00. FlKfl Rock cod, Te per lbs Boanders, 5c pef in; naiibut, 7ft pr lb; craba. Il.zs per ana; rasor clam. 0atOe ner do: little-neck elan. 8c; (trtped baa, 12V,e per lb; Puiret Bound amen, oc per in; eaiosn. 10 pT id; dic emi, per lb: lalmon trout, laVi'ftlRc per lb; I. tutor. T5 ter lb; parch, 5o per lb; salmon. alU.rsldes. Te per th; (tnelbeada, Ac per lb; Chinook, 12Ve par lb; berrins, 4c per lb; rer lb; sole. 9c per lb; tool cod, Ac per lb; ulumbla river smelt, fie per lb; iturfeon, 7 par lh: ahrimpa, 10c per lb. OYSTERS ftbealwater bay, per il 12. SI; per sack, 13.78 set; Olrmpls. per isek, 35.2S. ALL HVrSTOCK 18 TIE ME a. Portland TJnloR dtockrard. Feb. 12 Re ceipts of Uvmtock la tb liel yard iturltif the pa.t 24 honra constated ot 158 B-. 54 cat He, W bep and 41 boree. All oiarketa ar tn better eoadltloa. Kullng prices today wer a follow-:' . . llca flct. 8WnWe; medium. 45c. I'.tlle H.t, $4.254.50: uolluiu, .14.25, Bbeep Jet, ,a4e; medium. 3c. POITLAHD CLEARIKO-HOTJSg RE7017.' Tb report-of th Portland learln(-soe for jeaterdaf bei: j l'i arance . . ........ , . .;. ...a5T2.3?251 Balaocr 4!,4?'-M . ; " Did Yoa Ever? ; " Iine? ftr a. mini mm nf in(T' Kn doubt you havfl. That's the time you anouia nave na a cup or country liud Mocha and Java. - . . 7H - ras washihotoh antzxT. Atlas Oats . ,..10e Orapenuts, 3 for ................. .950 Force, 2 for ...................... .860 Best Hams, pound ...............130 Gallon can Cots ,.....95e Gallon, can Tomatoes ..........,. 80o Alaska Salmon . fie Jumbo Soap, bars ................95o Presto, 3 packages ,...,,.......,,..860 Ralston Oats, J pkgs. ............ ..8o Breakfast Bacon, pound ........... ISo Navy Beans, pound 4o Navel Orana-es. IK's. doa. ...... ...13o Naptha Soap, bar 60 Cornmeal, sack ifio Shaker Salt , ....... Oranocrystal 8alt ... , .,...10o ft......'... IVQ Wash. Powder, 4-ih., pkg. 15o Leaf Iard, 6 pounds 6O0 Leaf Lard, 10 pounds . .,, ...91.00 "HOT TKX OmBATEBT, BVT VMM OXEAnST." All Over the City Too see Fellows not any fellow, but Fellows, the grocer's, delivery wagon. "Why is thisr is asked. Well, it Is easily answered, I sell for cash cheaper than any grocery store in Portland. People who want tha best for their money buy here. Our deliveries must go to their home to deliver the goods. -They always go prqmtply,too. PRICES t S Cents. ' X-lb pack are Corn Starch. 25 Cents. -a-lB package Oloss gtaroa. 10 Oeats. Vackai-e Faioom raacake Flour. fl.OO. Oalloa Can Para Mapla gyrap. ' 15 Cents. ' l-Ib Fresh Xoast Costa Klca Coffee. - ' 30 Cants. . . 1-lb Xoffmaa Monmm Java aad ; Kochav Coffee. . ' 50 Cents. 1-lb Bast Ceyloa Blend Tea. 20 Ceata. 1-1 Good Barliah Braakfaat Tarn. $5.20. 100-lb gaok Best Dry Oraanlated gngar. There Is no restriction on buy ing hers. Tou can have a penny's worth or $100 worth so long as you pay the cash. Let us have your hello number and call you up each day for your orders. . Goods sat isfactory or your money bach-, - FELLOWS 74 WASBXtfOTOK BTBSET. Telephoaa Itala tSla. , . t A. J. FARMER Wholesale and Retail Grocer Third and Jefferson Tou can save St per cent by dealing with me. 10-lb. box Crackers .10o S-lb. box Crackers 2ec . 1 lb. Olngersnapa ......... . ... ..lpo. 1 lb. Graham Wafers in. 3 cans Tomatoes 25c 2 cans Lemon Cling Peaches ....... 2So 1 can Table Apricots 10a 1 pkg. Acme Health Koffe .......,.lio , I lb. Maple Sugar ................. .lu S pkgs. Ralston Oats 25a ' I box Macaroni . lh, I lb. -Shilling's Baking- Powder 13j 1 lb. Royal Baking- Powder ..44a 1 lb. Arm A Hammer Soda " 1 bar Naphtha Soap j 13 bars Royal Savon Soap tin 6 bars Baby Elephant Soap 214 8 bars Peet Bros. Silk Soap..., 2fio t Diamond C. Soap ............... ,!5j 1 can Alaska Salmon no 1 gallon best Sorgham ...IS 3 lla. broken Java t'offe ,2J! 1 lb. good Engllah Breakfast Tea....lto Best sugar-cured ham. 1 lb. ,....13Sc 10 lbs. No. 1 Head Rica ,,.4'M 1 lb. Gunpowder Tea Jin 1 sack beat IX G. Sugar- .....-.:!. 1 sack good Hard-wheat Flour tit- 10-lb. pall pure I.af iJird ....... . 1 10 5-lb. pall pure Leaf Ijird ....... ..,,5fi 3 6 lbs. Golden Gate Soda ............ 3 lbs. Seodlees Kalstna ........... 2 cams Sliced Pirteapplo ............ISn 3 bottles Snider's fntsiip J.c 14-gal. keg mixed Pickle ......... .7io Deliveries on East Side. Tuesdays and Fridays. June Creamery 50c Dairy Butten'SSe and ...,..........40o Best Creamery,. 10c and . ,.Sj- Ranch Eggs . .....10. Best Sugar-Cured Kara ..........13Hu Picnic Ham ..), Lard, 1-lb. pall ............,.i,....4it) ' All goods retailed at wholesal price!. Remember Saturduy is thicken da. LeGRANDE CREAMERY CO. ; '. t4 TAKVZLXi. ITSEXT, . . - He Aloae Could Co It. ' : From the Birmingham Atl" "rl. '. Radium Is quoted at pound, and only Rockefeller riihl f ford to carry a poun(,tf it home dinner.