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THE" OREGON'' DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. ' r KIUAY
EVENING. JUNE 16, , 1BC5.
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LOYAL PEOPLE
THE GRAND
Say in ; AII thv' Wide World
Sweet as Theirs.
TWO RAILROADS WILL
; ; vBE BUILT.THROUCH.JT
ElectricLind to Run From Union
to Cove Early In "
October.
--The Grand Bonds Valley? There la
""".A"'Sttrtr country
in mi wuim. -
dared E. P. McDanlel a retired bulnwn
.. man.', living t .Bauer
. Portland to k the Lwls and Clark
exposition. He, hat seen much of -the
i.vrlonmrnt of Baker and Union coun-
'.'..' tlc,ss '- Mv' In tMt aiatrlct
since, jso.
1 - "Crops are looking better than I ever
Have' seen them, rs,iu have been plentl
" ' fuU the colintrv In In good condition
and prospects forstlll greater develop-
ant n wtmrL ne aaio.
Tw rallroada racto tttl 4 Bait er
and- Onion " eountles. : Senator Walter
-""-pierce of Pendleton-ls pushing the un
tertaking to build an electric road from
r Vnlon. on the Oregon Railroad Navi
gation Una to Cove. -e, thriving, town Jii
1 the heart of a rich agricultural, dlatrict,
' IS mllea north. The Intention la to ex
- tend the road farther through the vai
: ley. and develop a great electric power
and lighting plant on Mill creek, where
" -work 1s now under wray to -establish the
plant.-Grading will be commenced thla
eck between CoveandiTjiIbn.And-th
rmta-winUiTlh operation that distance
- 1V October 1. A large dam, la being
" built on. Mill creek, and wires are be
lli' atrunav alone, the-rome.
"nig WTILjtft-eauyr-T"i comparaiiveiy in
expensive.
Union county produces wool, wheat,
oats, barley, hops, sugar beets, potatoes,
' butter, cherries-and berries. The countr
. lias a.871,000,000 feet of atandlng timber,
-r- and an annual rainfall of mre-ha-4
Jnehea. The average price of land la $30
; an acre, and the count still has 123,120
of jgevarnment-lana -opett -ioaei?
ttementrThe iaat-federal cenaua gavs
r the county a population of only 11.000,
which In IMS had Increased to 10,000.
Union, the county seat, Jls III. miles
from Portland. - -' -
" "There' are excellent rrojM!
Mr. DanTelf. "for the early beginning of
-r- work en- esnatruction of at railroad from
Baker. City to the . Snake river, over v a
route that was surveyed some years a"go,
and haa now been rosa.aectioned -an
further ' prepared fpr gradlng..It . is
reported' that the undertaking has been
.1 flp.nnoeand .will Jbegln- era aoon as 'the
- prellrninarles are completed. The road
' "will run1 from Bakel-CMty eaat Itr Powder
river, about ii mllea, and follow that
stream soma . distance, then -take a
northerly courae to.- Ballard's 'landing,
r the Snake river, -and cross Into the
" iron Pike and Seven" levlls copper dla--'
trlcts." r'-- - :'r - '
ARE YOU GOING EAST?
II bo, AU ADOUt tne Wincty-lxi
r Tickets .Now on Sale by
. the O. R. ftN,.
On June 1 and 17 the O. R& KCo.
places on aale
thkels Mto
Chloago and oilier easTeTh points, good
iir D !. " or particulars call upon
ii. W. Stinger, cKjr ticket agent. Third
BffdvraBhtngtOlCTTOUr friends In the
: east will auk you about the Columbia
. river trip. Remember that the O. R. A
N. gives yon 200 miles along this match
less river, - - .
" Ni one would "ever be bothered with
conatlpatlon if every one knew how
naturally and quickly Burdock Blood
Bitters regulates the atomach and
bowels. .. . i
Saturday Night Special
From 7 P.M. to 10 P. M.
"lTijs "fjretty little parlof ornament a laoourettc mat every
body can find a use for will
wm i i-' T'ZrA m w a ib jr-n i -
See our Vamhill street Window full of these Tabourcttes.
Watch for Qur Great Red
Tag Sale Next Week
A
Watch
To any boy. who will bring, us a customer for one of our
splendid Gold Watches, $50 Gold Watches sold on time
. . $5. down and
I. CEVURTZ & SOWS
Gevurtz Sells
173-175 First St.
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;( NEWPORTDEPECTIVt OiHE :
North Pacific Steamship Com
pany Is Dissatisfied With Its
Recent Purchase.
MUST TIE UP FOR A -.---r-r
WEEK AT BAY CITY
-u-,
Large " Consigrriejpts of Freight,
t- Will Be- CarledTby Com?-"
party's Other Steamers.
...Harry Young, local agent- for -the
North Pacific Steamship - company, has
received -the- following telegram from
San Kranclscot - .' -
-"Thr-ateftmer Newport' propeller Is
defective and she will return from Coon
Bay to thla city to' get a new one. Ad
l-mij nr rel,Bir, M made."
vise patrons that she will start norm
The Newport wr-Mumtly piisnhsswd
r 'the trade' between here and au
for
Francisco. She - left for the. north on
her maiden trip more than a, week' ago,
but made very slow :progres. It Is
stated -that-throwTieTiare-rery-Tmich
rtlitttlBnert-TrrmhTr"ar"rt I "rtlsesrd
her just as soon as a suitable steamer
can ba found. , . - "
A big quantity of freight had been en.
gaged for shipment -on-the steamer to
polnta down the coast In. order not to
disappoint the local merchants the com
pany has msd arrangements to send a
portion of the freight on tn Alliance.
The balance will be carried by the Kil
burn and Roanoke, scheduled to sail
tomorrow alghtv It Is stated that H will
take, about 10 days JpjeXUieN.ot-
ln-hape-Tor sailing. .
The. Roanoke Is operate oy inea
company, and la expecifiiLt reaCHTort
Innd this t"rrhTT;-' l"1" and
wayporta.JL.HheWgsJJtlXCli8JieA8.DoUI
three weeks ago principally' to Uke carx
of the .coastwise trade,- It was the In
tention to aend her to small ports at
which other steamers did .not rail, such
ss Cpqullla City and Yaqulna By, The
merchants at those towns get all ot
their supplies In- San " Fraacleco,' but
with a boat operating from Portland It
was thought that heavy shipments of
goods would be made from here. "I
NOT ENOUGH STEAMERS."
Coastwise Passengers and Pi-elght Zift
Shippers- declare that thousands of
tons of freight sre lying at the varloua
docks awaiting shipment down the.coast
and that thers are not enough steamer
tb take' care of It- and the passenger
t raffle. '
Wlih"the Intention of lmprovlng'the
aervlc'e the Harriman people had about
decided to put tbeCosta JRIca on the
route to run In connection with the
Columbia and St. Paul, but it was found
that she was hardly suitable. Within
the pant lew days they- endeavered tp
charter a "modern steamer, but ft was
announced this -morning that thedeal
would not be made.
Unless the Pacifld Coast . Bteamshlp
com Dan T comes ' to the relief of the
lat it l assorted bv ri 1 srti Tiiiitluirlt V
chat I'uiIIhthi wui loae a Dig amount
of business. In the next threo or fouf
months. The officials of the company
have under consideration the matter of
putting a boat on the routrHut. as yet
nothing of . a definite nature; haa been
t af "f1
The Columbia Bailed last night with
every poun ot freight she could carry
and with the biggest passenger list since
the Bouthern Pacific Railroad company
had lta line extended to thla city.' She
had 2!2 cabin passengers, all that could
be accommodated, and . 80 steerage.
Many tof the latter wanted to travel
first-class, but had to take what they
could get. Many failed to get accom
modations. I
The Alliance, for' ICureka and , way
ports, could not accommodate' all who
he on sale from 7 o'rlock-till ,10
o'clock Saturday evening at a give
away , price. It sells regularly at
$1.50, but as Saturday night spe
cial it goes for only ' -''-
FREE
$5 per monthl
It for Less..
219-227 Yamhill St
Bumewliat-Tirra title with Luther Bur
bank, the originator of the ,. famous
potato bearing his name, M. J. Ma soon
Improved the quality of the fruit which
he raised.' One of his novelties was the
white airawberry. - The white straw
berry was produced all rfght.. It was
as' white as the snow on Mount Hood,
and lta else and .quality were all that
could be desired by a critical public
The berry, however, would not grow as
solid as lta. red -pro to type, although Mr.
Magonn experimented with - It to the
day of his death. Then tlie .white
strawberTydlsappeared.j
. However, there: la one frululo the
berry line for which the public Is In
debted to Mr. Ma goon. It la the logan
berry. - It Is a cross between the black
berry and the raspberry. Is larger In
elser-thait-either- of these., and haa a
fla?6rr"hal"rcombiriea - the - -quality --"-of
both. It wm Just four yeara ago that
the -loganberry first made itayappear
attce In the . Portland .market. Only a
small 'amount waa produced' the' flrat
season, but these proved sf ficlent for
aR demand, as the public wss skeptical
and would not ' buy. . It would not be
lieve -then-that the herry was as goo-l
,n Tliirillf r',t,''.,.l'1 Maekherrv... It
took It fully two yearTTO do that
nny believing that his comriDunon
to the public would be appreciated In
ihe. end-Mr. Magooa allowed other, grow
"ersT'io uaehia acdV and tha-result was
that tTio ptrbltcrtamr tnto contact with
the delicious fruit on account of Its
wnten-o-ggsThrrtprrTier. Bha
took out 9 passengers, all that ber li
cense allows her to carry.-- :
ALONG THE WATERFRONT.
Carrylng"blg cargoes sOf freight, and
Jul I ra.i.,mi.i.-m steamers . a.
Kilburn and Anteila arrlveg 4aai nigni
TauclHco, , The officers on
both vessels report lhat-tney en
countered atrong head winds. Both
Steamers wereaday. late.
A rf ah gefiie n trTsa Ve" TerirmB a for.thj
Balley Uatsert .and Regulator to trans
fer their pasaengera- at the locks, the
latter remaining on the upper river and
the former below; The Oatxert went
out this morning -w4th S00 passengers,
the largest numtter.sha haa carried thla
season-during-a - week -dayr,
- The schooners Transit, now at Htlo,
and Annie Larsen. lying at San Frau-cisL-o.
have been chartered to load lum
ber at PortlandTor California polnta,
Captain E. W. Spencer says he lhT
tends-to give official notice at once
that he will appeal, from the decision
of the local I'nlted States Inspectors
yno gugpi'nded bin jnuslvr'i
-running ' Bteamboat. ', -
MARINE NOTES."
Astoria, June 16. Arrived at J a. m.,
steamer Cofumbia; arrived at S and left
up at a. m.. United States torpedo
boat destroyer Perry, from Puget sound;
sailed at a. m., a three-masted
schooner. '
San Francisco, June If. Balled at
11: J0 g.jtnsteamer St
Portland. ... -
Paul, for
Shanghai. June it. Arrived. Barken
fine Koko 1 lead, from -Portlands
- Astoria, "June IS. Arrived at 1I:S0
and sailed at 4 p. m" steamer 'Nome
I'lty. fiT V"g'-t in1:nii ,ln for laBl.i
arpl.nl at -3 III ana ie VP ai :oo p.
m tTnlted States cruiser Boston, from
Ban Francisco; arrived at 5 and left up
at 6:30 p. m.;. steamer Atlas, from San
Francisco, V.,! , . .
Astq'rla, "J iine " 11 Condition of - the
bar at. 8 n, m.; smooth; wind, norths
weatfc-.wenthtrr rainy.
-: - Steajner v Tpleds Kew Owners.
jJohn-iilndstroni.o-i Aberdeen. with
business men of Gray's Harbor, have
purchaaed more .than a half Interest
In the steamer Toledo from Fay Bros.
A. Fay will continue as manager. With
the leading business men of Cray's
Harbor Interested In the crat It Is said
there is no longer any doubt that she
will handle much of the traffic. While
at Aberdeen this trip her pasenger ac
commodations were increased from It
to 85, - and . other improvements were
made, i It waa decided to operate her
on a .schedule of rive days for the round
trip, Instead of three, as heretofore.
1;. "
- Returns f rom Alaaka. -
- CaptatiTIT C. ilellner, lighthouse In
spector for this districts returned last
evenlng"TroTrl al weeks' trip la.
Alaskan waters. He visited all the sta
tions up there, 11 In number, and re
ports that he found them In good con
dition. The new stations at which he
called are Point 'Retreat, Fairway
Island, Guard Island and Point Sher
man. All the buoys were changed and
dds
s Inir lanlarril Tr cruise
mii n the Heather .ami W
as far westward aa Dutch Harbor.
Growing Mosquito Ties. .. .
Cantaln Graham of the Oregon City
Transportation company says fatal ac
cidents are sure to occur this summer
by large veasels running Into rowing
boats golngthrough the draws. He
suggests that a rule ought to De en
forced by the authorities compelling
those In the small pleasure boats, com
monly spoken of as the "mosquito
fleet." to no under the Driages si me
sides of the draws. - . '
- Steward's Patent Flosure-manger.
B. G. Wallace, steward on tbe
steamer Altona, has secured a patent
on an adjustable picture-hanger . which I
gleaeverjr-Trronrls "ol - winning, pop-
ularity;
. it consists orlnclpally of a copper
rod- provided with a hook which fastens
on the moulding or the -wall, to thla
TB.Ttacfmtt a curved spanner whteh la
made fast to the frame of the picture.
Mrs, Wallace suggested the Idea to the
steward.
Diapute Over Charges.
Thla afternoon the work of. loading
the schooner J. W. CI lie, under charter
to the government to carry lumber to
Manila, will be completed, -but It la
probable that she will not sail for sev
eral 'days 'to come. There la still g
little dispute between the quarter
master department and the Owners of
the craft, over demurrage, charges and 1
the expense of moving th vesset-in
the harbor - .
- Longshoremen Xleot Officer. "
-Last night Longshoremen's union No.
S65 elected the following officers: M.
P.Xannon, president; P. Johnson, vice
president; 8. McLoUghlln. recording
secret ary t irAr- M a d sei- flna nctar- lre
retary-and business agent; A. HegrenerV
treasurer; A.. McAllister, marshal; R.
M. Clarck, guard; R. Starrett. F. J.
Relley, W. A. Schroder., trustees.
FARMER NEAR ATHENA
$ SERIOUSLY ; INJURED
tSrecUil DUpatrk 'a The Jonrml.)
Athena. Or., .June . J 4. Mlko Ryan, 'a
farmer, living 10 miles northeast of
Athena, kg probably. jaUUj Injured In
eheapneaa.' Then It- was appreciated,
but this proved too late to benefit
Magoon. ' .' .
'..Today loganberries-are eagerly sought
after. The season baa just begun, and
It will end In about 10 days. The first
of the coming week will be the time for
housewives to lay In their supplies, for
they can then secure all they 'want
Prices- will be reasonable. .Jo the retail
markets they are selilng-toda'y at f 1.60
per crate of 24 pounds.
'it has only just begun, but.lt Is
pevertlieleaa the -fact - that-the-atraw-berry
season haa already seen Its best
days for the present season. The Port
land markets are not receiving a quar
ter of the supplies that the demand
warrants, and prices are climbing with
lightning' apeed. Ali,eady-.h-fruit is
to hlgh-for-ennwlng purpoaeav- -
This Is also apricot , canning, time.
The aeaaon now'at Its height nd
pricea -ure as 'cheaTr- as they will be
this year. Apricots- of best quality can
be obtained In the retail markets at 85
cents for the crate of 19 pounds or tt
cents a basket of five pounds. ,1 4 - ,
Chickens srw rheBBrnccguntJf
very heavy .receipts. Arrlvala of smajl
springs have been so heavy that the
price droppejjreyjujldidy.aufAwdar
.r"iii the whleaale markets. - and B
corTEHPtm-IIiig decline wa noted' tn the
retail markets. . rr.
a runaway near Athena at n6on yes
terday. His team runaway and threw
him Into a wire fence, cutting his
throat and tearing his aide fearfully.
A. J. Wagner saw the accident and put
him. In his buggy to drive him to town.
Wagner's, horserf became frightened at
the smell of . the . blood- and"-alsoTart
away. Wagner supported the. almost
dying man -with one arm,-guided his
fear-erased horsetwlth the i ether arm
and-iaueeeeded-ln " getting to Athena.
There la-little 'chance for -Ryan-re
cover y. ; - ' .
' - Senior Clais Bay."'
- - ' (Special Dlipatch to Th Journal.) '-
Slem. June 15, The senior class of
Willamette university gave its t;lass day
program on the campus yesterday. The
program consisted of the class history,
which was ' given by E. K. Miller; the
class poem, composed by Ltla Swafford;
the class prophecy, written and read qy
Paul Beach, and the speech by Kdgai
Axerlll-on :The pioneers. 'lThe crown
ing number of the program, wars the
presentation of a marble brick bearing
the Inscription ("Class 'OS." by Burgess
Ford to tlMAld IVarslty building. ;
The Experienced Buyer
and the Experienced
Operator both say
t
it
Remington Typewriter Company
327 Broadway, New York .
Give the children a taste of
this delicious dessert. It Is
plain, . wholesome and very
, nourishing. It will also please
the father -of those children.
ElIMTi "10 cents a package.
AT ALL GROCER?
TEETH .
NO PAIN NO PAIN
INICErEETH S'
We are the discoverers arid originat
ors of the only reliable snd sclentlfla
ysteTrrof-Patnle-Ietlatry. We es-
mMM nil . , Yilna n A r . Ti f YutK
absolutely without pain and guaranteo
all work for nfteen years. Our work
Is. the best, our prices the lowest con
sistent with first-class work. EXAM
INATION FRKK. Our plates are unde
tectable from the natural teeth and
are guaranteed to flt, .
Boston Painless Dentists
aajlH Morrison Rfc, Opp. Malar at rraAk
aad. Old rosiorooe. ,
HOURS :80 a. m. to p. m.
4y, l;30 g, m, to ja.JO pi pa.
Sun-
4 'T&&L
Kemington
A.lew. of the many bargains
the way of fresh, meats and vege
tables offered by me today, wil
bev found by reading the follow
ing price list': T k
TTf'J:""- 25'.. - -
I cans American Sardines, .i. ...
I S-lb. cans Pork and'Beans.
C eans DevUed Ham4 cents 4osej?
-.5 ,' 4
1-pound package Cor Starch.-,;,,:
; "p"duni'best "bloss " Starch.
. Found ' Shredded Cocoanut. '
T lba. beat Eastern Roled Oata."
Pound Fellows' Blend Costa Rica Coffee
18 lbs. bestJDrr. Granulated Sugar.
: I. Bottle Snid'er'B CatsuE
" W deliver on East Side every day.
374 Washingtofi Street
Townsendl&:
Van Sclioonhoven
GrocerjesTaiid -Provisions
14? rirrt Btree. bet. Morrison and Alder.
jrnone
Air rrwi hard wheat flour. tl.OO
pomirfa good rle
New crop dry prunes, perjB..
86e
.. J50
...85e
...100
....loo
...10O
. .3SO
1Kb ,uHIm raisins
Best cleaned currants, lb.,t.
t-. . ,tanHoM. S cans...
Tomatoes', Solid Pack , . . ,
One S-lb. pkg. Armours Washing
powder . .. ,r .......... . --
wo S-1D. pags. umu
rBlnl,n " ......... --t ----- -
.3 oars nova i orai
I bars Baby Elephant soap ,.
I !. new crop Kngllah walnuts. ...,180
t II,. Wliua - - .
10-lb. nail wre lard. ............. -SLOO
-ID. pan pure-mra....... .-..
cans Primrose Cream .... J J
lb. EngllHh Breakfast tea ji-; . . ,J8o
lb. Gunpowder tea.
ran baked beans
wo a-lb.-cans homlnym .. ....... .loo
. . - a . rihi
is rani corn, HHiMt;wu.is
l pkg. Poaluinay KTgTrune Cereal, .aoo
Uoea Baimon, x cans ...,.
Bast Side Pellvery Tiasday-HtnerTHdayT
iraoi
The fairjdrawsrthe -crowd,, and
the fair prices that we offer on
meats draws the public to the
uptown shops. -tr
SPECIALS FOR TOMORROW
Boiled Beef and Pot Roast.. 5
Beef .." 7
Corned Beef ...5
Rolled" Roast . .9
Reef Steak. 3 lbs. . 7. ...... .25e
Hamburg Steak, 3 Ibs.T.'.. .25
Lamb Chops, a lbs .
Sausap-e3 lbs. . J...... .25e
FRIEDMAN PACKING CO.
Corner, First and Columbia Sts.
. Phone Main 111.
Independent Branch Market
127 First St.
F'reedeUvfryTu arrvMPart of city.
DOWN AT
JOHN'S MARKET
FOR 50 you can buy. a nice
Eiece of beef-from which you can
ave a good boiled dinner. Then
slice the balance cold for supper
and the -remainder will make
oodjhash lox Jbreakf ast. I f thefe
is"any .lcft-feed it - to the. dog.
Cheap en6ugh. Come back and
get another piece. Don't forget
the place. 1
JOHN'S MARKET
WA NORTH SIXTH
- Phone 1954 Main
IS CHEAPER
Thla week. Don't fall to.caU on ua for
supplies. Plenty of Fish, Oysters and
crabs. " "C . J '
6.Covach & Co.
Fhoae Kal S3S.
S7S lMrrt m.
PACIFIC TENT
& AWNING CO.
it BTom n n.j
Bt. Buraalda Oeaoa.
Awnings for
stores , snd fesl
dances.' Tents snd
csmplng . outdts. .
fkou Mala lHLix '1 .
Fellows
POULTRY
LT'"
1 11 u
'
m r rv
mm
Try our ELGIN BUTTER, made
Mt. Hood
tl ' Union " Avenue.
QesLnyoisG ro
ceir ies at the right price
tetha
Silver Row Market A
B. Ba
..164
V-lbpaU ;Lafd
.......... ......OUST
10-lb pall Lard ,...i.Jixx9tiitp
Mutton' Chops; t lbs. . . . ...... ... .25a
Mutton Leg, lb. ...jtlOay
Beef Stews, lb; i-rtTVTTTT". 64
Pot Roasts, lb..... ...........6 to 8
Plain Steak, 3 lbs. ............... 2S
Slrloinlfitealtl.LbjjAtAi? .' siiii;. 2H 4
Corn Beef, lb...ii..v..'.....6 to 84
Hamburg Steak. J,lbs.-.r. .lT77iT25at
Sausasrerribs 1 .25
Transfer station ioe-Lower and Upper
Alblna. and" BV John polntsr.1. rT
105 North Third St.
Near Gllaan.
ga. per dos. w . .r. ............. .204
clHc Crearti, t cans.... ;...25
Costa. Rlra Coffee. per-Jbrrrr; .:. . , ,20e
Peacwh Pan Caka Flour, I'pkgs. , .3S
Firelight Matches. A pkgs . 25
Hard Wheat Flour, per sack... .Sl.lO
corn ideal. 'iv w ,j-w-rrrr. . . . .Zd
Alaska-HrrrriT per dn , 1 64
All Fancy Table Fruit, per can.... 204
Banner Lye, 4 . cans. , ...254
Lard, per in lO
Best Corn Starch, t pkga -rrrrT254
Washliigton-Creamery Butter 604
rreeh and Baited Xeass Bold Oneap.
Bemember, ' we carry Ifregh-nieatg-lT
lowest prli
969 Williams Ave., Cor. Going $t.
Phona Zaat 1813,
Special forSa
1 lbs best Granulated Sugar,.. .Sl.OO
T bars Golden Star Soap.. 254
Deviled Ham, boa...... A1J....54
1 lb Gunpowder. Tea.. .254
I cans Boljd Pack Tomatoes. .... .254
4 lba White Hand-Picked Beans.. 254
Oil Sardines, per can --54
M. tt J. Blend, ltr. .'. 304
cans Salmon 254
4 lba Head Rice for , ,, -ffi'
Brooms, eai Ii . 154 and 204
Give us a call.
Goods delivered to any part of city. '
133 FOURTH STREET
ConryCashCoffeeCo.
- Telephone Mala 117.
T"
WASHIN GTO NM ARKET
lit Jiraa treat.-BaC WaahntftM sad lUxk.
raeae sib sets.
Prima Rib Roasts
Blrblo Bteaka . ,..t,M,.
Tesderlola BteakS ......
U tie to l&e
....live
....... ...lo
..
Porterbmia Btrnka
ftoonrt Hteaks . .,
P ato Steaks. IDS roe .
Lag Mutton vr
Lea- Lamb ...... ...J...
Muttoa Chnre, 8 lba far
Loin or Rib rhnpa
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to 120 to 1AC
to I2t to ln
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Mutton Btew
Pork Roaata
Park (:
Vaal Rnaata A.
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Veal (bona
Bauaare Meat. S lba for
Hambarrer. s lb Tnr
8ur- urd Brekfat Bacon
lfte-
Hmc creasierT Mutter
48o to Sue
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Freak Ranck Ea .........
Bread. 1 Inarm tor ..nr....
Surnr-Corad Ham
10 lba. Hettia-uenaerea Lara
Boll Beef
TAPFER & KRAHIG PROP!-
TttopboM order dlUr1 promptly, tost c
WH( btI Oe.
SUNSET-BUTTER
The best In the market . Fresh
churned arery day, ..,-
Try our famous
Sunset Ice Cream'
Sunset Creamery Co.:
881 Ptrrt It, Pkoae Main
DUNCAN S SHAFFER
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- 1 r'"'i V" 1 r. t,-!-. m
nd T)nmestlf! Theesea of all I , , , n.J
ice Creara
Pure, clean and4 delicious Va
nilla. Strawberry, Lemon. Clioco-
, late any flavor you wish.
. WATIB ZCXS; AaTD UBBSTfl.
- Our goods - are-- unequalad 4n
'quality. Nune but the purest and
-best Ingredients sre used by us.
A trial order will prove to you
beyond a doubt. Hotel.." restau
rmbta and fmlltes supplied.
. - - rmioxa mbabostabxiV, .
;. ' Vsone as Trial Order.
fresh every day, at market prices.
Cream Co; r
' Phone East S5tt.
F H. REEVES. GROCER
12th and Washington T
: MAIN 1991 .
J.FARiyiEt
Wholesale and Retail Grrjcet
Tou can aave 10 "per Vent br deal
Fancy Creamery Butter, Yon
ju-iu. oui cracaara . . ,
10 lbs. No,l Jap- Rica
1 box No. X Macaroni .
I can good Salmon . , , .
...........
A iu, Dimuuru uwusnui a.........
I cana Carnation Cream .
1 package. Seedleea Kalslns ........
I. packages Urandmothera' .Hush....
1 package 8cotcb Oats . trmn'T.
I lbs. good Rica .... ......
1 1L, Arm and Hammer Soda ......
1-1 1), can Baked beans. .....
1-lb. can Baked. earrrT7..
) 1 1 lb.. Bohtimig-s JLiftlOpg-JPowdBC. . . . .
TnbTToyaTTffailng Powder
1 lbISc M. as J.-Coffee
1-qt. bottle Pure Olive 01l,M.
1-pt. bottle Pure Ollva OU,
I cans Sliced Pineapple ...... ...Y.
is Dars noyai navon at
t bars Owl SoaoTxj;
a ran sua oup . - .......
10 lbs. Sago or-Tapioca. . i
1 lb. rood Enallsh Breakfast Tea
Best Sugar-Cured Hams, 1 lb..,,. la
l id. uunpowaer xem...
cans Primrose Cream
17 lba. 13. O. SugaT... .
1 sack best D. o-.-Snrar.t.
1 sack good-Hard-Wheat Flour. . . .
Jjn-ro. pau Deal lara . ...
lo-io. pan pure 1 s r r '
aH-pnra iuear utra,
can Tabjg
Ties on Eaat Bide. Tuesdays
Fridays. - - .
EMPIR1
MARIOLT'
t "'" WIieny5oTeailrh friends arrive
sure jroo '". OTerouerrTrlegtB.,.. tL
Duffy'rrTnen you will be sure to h
the best the market affords.
Thomas Duff
Ml first Ma.
Phone Main -
If you stop to- consider the excellr"
of the meat you get from us you i
readily: see why bo many people tr
here. , I
-We are more -careful 'Iw-ther-Beleci
of our stock and in the serving of Ij
our customers. )
KINDORF'BRi
Pkone Xaet
Srdner HochulL
.144 rXTTM ITUlf, -
The original veat sauaaae manu
turers. All kinds of sausage, ft
made every Saturday.
rnra grmnra x.jcm.
"Cliolce cuts of meats foryour
SUNDAT DINNER, i ,
GiveUsaCa
Or phone us. Main 41B, your want
Best Creamery Butt
5c a Roll-
20(ra Doz.
Enterprise Creamer
; 127 irsfjStcet "
Bet- Washington ' and '"Aid
-".JS-- jesw
. ,' " Trjf our Fancy Blend
MOCIIA and JAVA COFFEt
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Call tip Mslit ': Trompt
delivery..
Stop to Gonsidt
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