THE OREGON DAliY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENING. OCTOBER ' , UZ1
1,
TO SEE IF PILOTS
, ARE RIGHT
Major Roessler Will Survey Co-
lumbTa Bar
as . Soon
as
Weather Permits.
RESULT OF COMPLAINT ;
OF STEAMBOAT MEN
Hereafter Surveys of Bar Will Be
" Made Frequently That Those In
- tereeted May Know the Situation
Channel Deeper Than in June.
As ebon as the weather permits tl)e,
' 1'D.lted Btatee engineers will ma.1t
' another surrey of the Columbia rlve
. 'bar to ascertain Just how much. If any.
.' the extension of the Jetty has lncreaeed
-the depth of the water aince the annual
, ; soundings were taken In Jutt. It in
i bettered that an Increaaed depth of at
leaat two feet wlllbe ahown.
"We intend to make frequent aurveya
of " the bar from now on." aald Major
" 8 W. Roeaelei" thla morning, "so that
thoae who are directly Interested In
' shipping may be kept Informed as to
ihe IU of the water at that point.
7 Of course, our operations wll have to
'. be guided solely by the weather. It Is
.now too rough down - that way to do
accurate work, but s ' Boon a the
- ' - weather moderates - we will take -aound-
'"The major also declared that he In
tends to dopt a po)lcy of measuring the
depth of the water on the bar at fre
quent "Intervals perhaps every three
months. It, Is a matter, ha explained,
that ovary resident of Portland Is Inter
eeted In either -directly - or- IndUrooUy,
If the weather la favorable the survey
can be completed In about a .week., and
'ran be attended to from time to time
without Interfering with the prosecution
" f ottir work at the mouth of the rivet'.'
, Because the bar pilots gave out an
unfavorable report" of the situation at
u the mouth - of the Columbia, a small
delegation, among whom was Captain
"'-:' Pern berth y ' of the British ateamahlp
Imaum. called on Major Roessler yester
; day afternoon to learn Just bow much
. water la on the bar. The major called
their attention to the data secured when
---the last survey was taken In the easly
part of the summer, but Informed them
'.' that ha M unable to supply additional
. -Information on the subject. J- '
-Realising that It la a matter of the
'greatest Importance to shippers. par--.
tlcularly, the major decided and ao In
formed them, that he .would make ar
' ; rangementa for taking frequent aound-
k-Inga. The bar pllota report was com-
- tnented on at some length. The shippers
' have not yet taken the question-up with
- ,the eommercial organisations, of the city
. but assart they intend to do so very
--boESNdT FeAffBRr"
-. - , ," . - -"'' .
Xelriabaak. Drawing Tweaty-Flve root,
WUi eiea Today fo Japaa. v
With e.C00 tone of wheat,' valued- at
. rlose to 1100.000. the British steamship
Kelvlnbank. Captain Ryder, will . clear
at the custom house this afternoon for
Yokohama,- Japan. It la planned to have
the steamer leave down thw river at
.daylight In the morning. She will be
the first of the big tramp fleet under
.. charter for tha far eaat trade to get
started on' the voyage acrosa the Pa
rifle. ' Tha cargo Is being shipped by
O. W. MeNear. - e .
- The Kelvlnbank reached port from the
.'orient on September IT, and considering
the large number of other vessels in port
being fitted out with grain cargoes, she
. has been- given fairly good dispatch.
She Is drawing about 16 feet of water
end despite tha views of the bar pilots
the shippers are confident that she will
' be able to get to sea with the same ease
as 'though ahe . were drawing but II
feet. ., -- -v . - - .
It Is probable that tha Imaum will be
toe . neat tramp steamer to clear for
Japan.-. She la Jytng at the Mersey dock
' receiving, cargo, and It . Is thought that
1 1t will be ' completed the early part of
next week. If the oaptaln should decide
ito allow her to be loaded to full capa-
wheat and flpur.
STOP WORK ON JETTY.
-KeavT Horxaa
hVeported at
Month of
r Colombia mivar.
- Gerald Barnall. who Is superintend
ing the construction.' of tha government
Jetty at tha mouth of tha Columbia, ar
rived In Portland this morning and re
ports that a howling gale is . raging
down that way. As a consequence It
I was necessary to discontinue all work
'on tha jetty at present.
- The weather bureau received no re
.port thta morning from North Head as
the1 line is down. But it Is Inferred
I that the storm Is one of the most severe
sof the season. 'At Tacoma the wind
Mew st the rate of 40 mllea an hour
last night, while 'Seattle was swept by
a 41-mile wind. . On the exposition
,' t.' .' i',, .
WORTH
EXHIBITS
S300
: AND CLARK FAIR :
AH to Beautify Portland Homes
$1,000
WORTH FREE
- JOIN THE SOCIETY OF JAPANESE ART '
- - WHO CONTROL THE EXHIBITS .
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......
Apply to Secretary in Oriental . Building,
Lewis & Clark Exposition, or Hotel Portland
1 - TMarlcft gasket j
This le -the eeeond month- of the
oyster season and there - has been a
marked Improvement In the quality.
Large hamllere of oystrrs'sre of 4he
opinion that the atory that oysters are
only good In the months thst contain
the letter T" la ahsolutly-true. The
months that-do not contain the lettei
"r" are those In which the oyster spawns
and during thla period they are of In
ferior quality. -
Aa regards crawfish quite the oppo-
"Jte Is true. June, July and August
the crawfish Is at Its prime, but during
other, months it Is not the very best
food. Of. course crawfish are eaten In
practically - every month of the year
but the time they have that real craw
Ash taste la during the months that do
not contain the-'Y' In -their- spelling.
Speaking of .crawfish, it probably has
been noticed by the lovera of this food
that sjippiiea are getting down to bed
rock snd unless some means are taken
to protect them during their apawnlng
they will aoon disappear from the mar
kets altogether, joining the ranks of fish
that have been extinguished by man be
cause Of greed. ;'-,..;" ' -v."; . '.
The -crab season is now open- in the
state of Washington and Portland
housewives are - assured of something
good. . Most of these supplies come from
Shoalwater bay and are shipped to thla
city as aoon aa caught. They arrive In
Portland the same day and are put Into
large .vats and cooked. In thla. manner
only can fresh crabs be sertired. . 1
There will soon be an Improvement
In the supplies of fresh fish In the local
markets. Heretofore the waters -In the
Columbia-have been too low for suc
cessful catchea . salmon and supplies
have therefore been small. There is
now likewise a great scarcity of freah
halibut In the markets on account of. a
atorm off the coast. Prices on the Ut
ter have advanced. Puget aound smelt
ar now In good supply and quality Is
excellent. Lobsters are beginning to
come' with! ' more regularity but prices
are still rather high. -, . - .
HI yourself off to the vacant -lots
grounds a small gala waa raging at the
rate of It mllea an hour at 4:41 this
morning. ' i .
Storm warnings are still up all along
tho coast in this district. Shlpa will
be detained at the Puget sound ports,
aa it will be unsafe for them to leave
for the sea when tha gale reaches so
far; Inland as Tacoma. When the wind
Is so strong at. the sound ports it Is
said that It must have a velocity of
over (0 mllea-an hour at tho entrance
of Juan de Fuca strait . . . .
RAFT FAST AGROUND.
Fort of Portland Commission Kara sea te
Lead Drear e. '" : " ;
, There Is no Immediate prospect of the
log raft which Is .aground at young's
bay being floated. The Hammond Lum
ber company, the owner, made an effort
yeeterday to charter one of the dredges
belonging- to the jport of ortlanoLpom
mission in order to dig out the mud
bank on whtrh the raft la resting. But
It is explained that.. these vessels are
busily employed and cannot be procured
for tha purpose asked. It la probable
that the company will secure one of the
dredges belonging to a private corpora
tion, . .. .-j
MARINE MOTES.
Astoria, Oct.-. Arrived down at
a. m. Steamer Northland.
Ban Francisco, Oct. Arrived at I
a. m.- Steamer Columbia. - from .Port
land; steamer . romona. with 00 pas
sengers or steamer St. Paul.
St. Helens, .Oct. . Passed at fcSO
a. m. Schooner Virginia. .
Astoria, Oct i- Left up at 4 p. m
schooner Virginia, sailed at i p. - in.
schooner Mabel Oale, for 8an Francisco.
Arrived at I and left up at I p. m.
Steamer Daisy Mitchell, from San Fran
cisco.
San Francisco. Oct i Sailed at 1:S
p. m. Steamer Redondo, for Portland.
Astoria, Oct. I. No bar report; capa
une down.
ALONG THE WATERFRONT.
Laden with grain and - lumber, tha
steamer W. H. Kruger will sail tonight
for San Francisco. She will carry also
a number or passengers.
Tha ateam schooner Waap will leave
down tha river for Rainier late this
afternoon to complete her lumber cargo,
after taking on the major portion of
the ahipment at the Portland mill. When
aba leaves for the - Bay City sha will
have on board 106,000 feet of fir. "
- While en route to Cascade locks yes
terday tna ateamer Telephone- broke a
key plate on the pitman, strap and had
to return to Portland, after she had
reached a point a short distance above
Capa Horn. She will go out on her reg
ular trip tomorrow.
The British steamahlp Knight Errant
shifted this morning from the flour mills
to Martin's dock and the steamship
Ooulsdon occupied . tha berth sha va
cated. ....
The ateamer Grace Mitchell, which
reached the mouth of the river from
San Franolaco yesterday afternoon, will
rOF FINE
AT LEWIS
tho first--timer you" get a" chance If "you
really like muahrooma. The rain have
brought (hem out' with wonderful
rapidity. In the northeast.rn portion of
the city, up through Upper Alblna and
Vernon, muahrooma grow to enormoua
also. Boms specimens from there re
cently picked were fully a half foot In
diameter and were of good quality, too.
"Button" mushrooms, the small slses,
are very plentiful. In the markets sup
plies are now liberal but they are .still
rather 'ETkh. most of the markets charg
ing 40 centa a pound for the- beat vac'
rletiea. 4 .... - --
' As fast as the ralna can dflve them
out the tomatoes are disappearing from
the markets. - There ar atlll supplies,
of course, but good ones are not plenti
ful and aoon will leave for another-'eea
aon. Prices are yet cheap.
Chickens are again mora plentiful and,
as the wholesale values are consider
ably lower,, retailers are making aome
eoncesaton In their price. A week ago
the demand 'centered on hens but now
the spring chickens are mostly' sought
and higher prices" a re being paid In most
instances.
Freah egga ' are hard to obtain and
stocks that kre fully guaranteed are
selling as 'high as 40 rents s dosen In
the groceries, with some dealers still
holding to SS cents as the real value.
The butter market Is again stiffening
up but no Immediate advances In prlcea
are now anticipated. l'1
Peachea are not of good .quality,
the choicest goods being . exceedingly
scarce In the local markets. Prlcea are
still very high. .
Bananaa are again In market after an
absence of more than, a week,' due to
the non-arrival of half a doscn cara
from New Orleans and Mobile.
Apples are In - better shape but' best
quality are being aent to the eaat on ac
count of the high prlcea offered there.
Ordinary grades are cheap.'
Concord grapes are now In the beat
condition but the aeaaon will be short
on account of a decidedly short crop.
receive a cargo of lumber at Westport
for tha return trip. She is a new ves
sel and this Is the "thrrd ' voyage she
ever made. -
' 'Tha American ahlp Berlin cleared for
San Francisco laat evening with 40,170
bushels of wheat, and will leave down
the river this afternoon.
The steamer Northland sailed" for
Newport. Oregon, last night with 860,
000 feet of lumber.
In a few daya the Russian bark Fen
nla will begin taking on a cargo of grain
for the United' Kingdom, fibe Is com
pleting tho work of discharging hsr bal
last at the sand dock. - -. . --
TO DECIDE LEGALITY
OF POLLTAX CLAUSE
(gaeelal Dispatch to. The JosraaLl
Salem, Oct ' . The following
h a ye ben eetfot bear ing .before
the
supreme court : " ' - i " r
October 17 Sprague vs. Jessup; Lives
ley vs. Uichflejd. ,
- -October -1 -(ieldard vs.' Marshall;
Seed vs. Jennings.
October 1 Marks va 'Moore.
Perhaps tha most Interesting of these
cases. If not the most Important, Is that
ofv-Ltvesley vs. Litchfield. This Is a
Salem case and Involves tha question ss
to whether or not the city council has
tha power to paaa an ordinance making
It necessary for all persons to' pay their
poll tai before they can vote at a city
election. -
Salem has auch an ordinance and
under It Litchfield and other election of
ficials refused to permit Llvesley to
vote at tha last city election because
he had not paid his poll tax. Llvesley
brought suit for damages, but has lost
out in both the justice' and circuit
courts.
COMMISSION TO REMEDY
UNJUST RAILROAD RATES
(Journal Bnecia! Service. 1
Washington, D. C Oct. 6. President
Roosevelt and Representative Townaend.
of Michigan, one of the authors of tha
Esch-Townsend bill, held a long con
ference yesterdsy on the rate legisla
tion bill. Mr. Townaend after the con
ference said that he had no doubt but
that tha railroad rata legislation would
be - passed at the coming session of
congress and that he expected to have
his bill ready for Introduction In the
house Immediately upon tho convening
Of congress.
Mr. Townsend's bill will not give the
Interstate - commerce commission " the
authority to fix all the ratea on a rail
road, but will allow tha commission to
eubatitute a reasonable for an unjuat
rate. '
TAMMANY RENOMINATES
MAYOR G. B. M'CLELLAM
(Journal Special gerrice.) " -
-New York, Oct. a. The Democratle
convention of the Tammany hall organ
Isation last night . renominated Mayor
Oeorge B. McClellan for tha four-year
term beginning January 1 next He
was the only member of the present
administration1 renominated. He la at
present serving a -two-year term under
the old charter. Herman A. Mets, of
Brooklyn, was nominated for con
troller and Patrick McOowan, of Man
hattan, for prealdent of the board of
aldermen..
In a resolution adopted. President
Roosevelt was highly commended In his
action In bringing about the peace con
ference at Portsmouth. The platform
adopted declares that municipal owner
ship hss long been accepted as a Dem
ocratic doctrine. '
TO INDICT.SQUATTERS
ON IDAHO RESERVES
(Jooraal gpeeial ftVrvlee.)
Washington, D. C, Oct. 0. Nearly 200
men who have made aettlement claims
on land In the proposed fosest reserve
In Idaho may be Indicted. The govern
ment Is preparing to maki a thorough
Investigation and although the settlers
have made no filing, the question as to
whether they violated the law or not
will be determined. If It Is shown that
there was a conspiracy to' defraud .the
government wholesale Indictments wll
follow. ...
. Salem Wgh School.
(ftperlsl Dlirpstrh te The Joernat.) ''
. Salem, Or., Oct. . -On account of tha
new High School building being uncom
pleted the students entered the old High
School building. The new building Is
expected to be In readiness by-the holi
days. .Tha faculty of tha High school
la-all-newr-wltb the -axceptton of Pro
fessor" Powers,' who Is now city super
intendent. In regard to debate the High
school- hss excellent -material and- a
championship team - la expected. -Debates
with Rriseburg, Eugene, Portland
and possibly Pendleton may be had. -
E.B.GOLVELL
Successor to A. J. Farmer
wiouiui Aire msTAiXi omocam.
aai, 883 aad 884 Third a3t Cer. Jeffenea
The Big Store
Prlcea quoted below will "save you at
jeaai. zv per oeni: . ..
Beat Dry Granulated Cane Sugar
100-lb. sack .SB.
19 lba. Beat Dry Granulated Cane
Sugar . . ..f 1.00
Beet Dry Granulated Sugar, sack.. 16-00
1-lb. can Royal Baking Powder. .. , .40o
1-lb. can Schillings' Baking Powder.. !6o
1-lb. pkg. Arm and Hammer Pod a.. . .. to
Shredded Wheat Biscuit, per pkg,...10o
T lba clean white Rice ............ tfto
II bars Royal Savon Soap I6o
Hard Wheat Flour, per aack. .$1.00
Heat uastern name, per pouna. . ...lie
Plcnlo Hams, per Touod o
Shredded Cocoanut, per pound ,16o
o-lb. pall best uira.. ............. .oc
10-lb pall beat Lard
20-lb. nail beat Lard
.....11.00
.,...1.0
ick..l.00
Beat Soft Wheat Flour, ner aack
Java and Mocha Coffee ( regular' ISe).
er pound . zoo
roken Java and Mocha (equal
to. 10c)...
.....tie
1 cans Primrose Crehm.
loo
Tiger Cream (reeular 10c), per can.;- $e
F.nglleh Breakfast Tea (reg. 25c). lb. Ito
Fine Gunpowder Tea (special), lb... Ito
Scotch Oats, per pkg. too
Tar Soao. 1 bare tc
Fels Naphtha Soap, per bar... tc
Poatum Cereal, per pkg zoo
Soda Crackers. 10-rb. box. ......... ,50o
Leslie Sterilized Salt (Shaker top).
per package . i ............... : . .. tc
Special Match Sale
Katoaea Cheaper Than KlnOling-Wood.
Kitchen Brand Parlor Matches, 1.500
to package (.reg. price 10c perTaw.).
apeclnl price, per dosen . .i. Toe
Lenox Brand Parlor Matchea, tOO to
box. eaual to Searchllchta (regulsr
price 6o box), spec ptlce, dozen... 35c
East Side deliveries Tuesdays . and
Fridays. Woodlawn. North Alblna and
Piedmont, Wertnesdaya.
On MAXsT 403. ;
hundreds
Calling-to-xpress their -thanks
for the fine SUNDAY DINNER
we sent them. Why jhot you try
it if you are not satisfied . with
your butcher? The old Reliable
is th place
Kindorf Bros.
130 Grand Ave. Phone East 412.
Red Star Market
The finest of Roasts. Chops,
Hams and : Bacon, Fish and
Poultry. Poultry Dressed Fresh
'ZxlZ.-.. Every Day, .
L A, Riemann Jr.
243 North Seventeenth St., Cor.
Marshall. Phone Hood 076.
Jacob Rassi s Market
Fresh and Salted Meats, Smoked
Meats, lard and Sausages Made
Fresh Daily.-Fine Roasts, Chops
and Steaks.
Prompt Delivery Is Our Motto
295 North 16th Street
Corner Pettyerove St. Phone
: . Main 1211.
STATE MARKET
Special for Saturday Whole
Ham 50
Picnic 'Hams, each.........25
Bacotr-rr. ..... .10$ and 12$
CornetTBeef, lb.., ...4a
One Special Article Every Satur
day at Reduced Price.
221 First St., Cor. Salmon
IT IS A MATTER OF
PERSONAL PRIDE
TSTI.1. Ms . K avaw. mil Af m.af tk.t
, 11.1 V m " - - vm ...w. . , , n .
leaves our store la In every particular
first class.
xt raAYOB .irm ravom.
The Empire Market
THOMAS DUFFY.
861 rirst .-
rhoaa Mala 404,
Phone Main 5800
BEND FOR FHKE SAMPL QF TEA
AND COFFEE. "v
II. LOVE, the Grocer
10S .
rOTTBTaSaTTal ST.
Tree Sellvary Service.
IRVIIM MADE CHIFE OF "
t . POLICE AT ASHLAND
(Special ntspateh te The Inarasl.) : -AshJand,
Or.. Ort. . Mayor II. S.
Evana has appointed A. I Irwin rhlef
of police of Ashland,, vice O. F. Elgin,
resigned. ' Mr. Irwin Is a fruitgrower
and president of the Ashland Fruit as
sociation. Politically he has been sf
fl I la ted with the Prohibitionists . and
Antl-SaThon league and an effort was
made last year by these organisations
to secure his nomination for. city ' re
corder. i
: Two Boads for Centralis). . '
(Retelsl IMspstck to The Journal)
Centralis, Wash., Oct J- At the meet
ing of the rlty council this week two
applications were made for franchises
to build electrlo llnea in thla city. One
Trv nn .
mmj:
Is where'the crowds jfX.lWatch
us anid our ads. and you will un
derstand whytheyjcornto.us.
T.""-'.7 20 Pounds "-"
Dry Granulated Sugar for $1.00
" - 1.00 :-
' Gallon can Pure Mapla Syrup. .'- -
...T r7. i5a '.: v'.".
Pound Best Shredded Cocoanut,
'" ' One-pound pkg. Corn Stardh.
rz'::'' ,.'30:7::;";:
Pound Hoffman Houae Java and "Mocha
; Coffee., ., . s . ,
.;; U--'.:--50a;-- j
. Pound. Best Ceylon Blend Tea.
-25 :
'.Pound Good Gunpowder or English'' ;
., . - Breakfast Tea. .
".".''VV; .15a-:" -'-
Can Eagle Condensed Milk.. '
i carta Star rondenaed Cream: regular
price 86c per dosen cana
Corner West Park and Washing
ton Stfe Phone Main Z996j
McKINNON & SMITH
CASITCR0CER$Ph6neTa$r283
The New Store. 1st SIAVD ATS., doors fraa
MorrlaoB, .leader la high grades of Coffee,. Ta,
Extracts aad apices? ; r -.-
HAVE OPENKD FOR BUSINESS
AND SOUdT YOUE PATEONACS
Fancy Creamery' Butter.' . . .55)
lf mends Best Sasar
.ft.no
.fl-u
6-pousd pall Best Lard. ftOe; 10 pounds..
i potion aurai nasins rowaer
eo
8o
i poana BrBUiing s Maims rowoor
1 ssck sood hard wheat Flour
Solid peeked Tomatoes, per eosen
i-otan Doftie vanilla Eirrart ,
Sconce bottle Imoa Bstrset
T angle-Foot r lypspsr. 8 sheets far ......
Uood Jsva Coffa, lne per pound, panada.
Good Eafllsh Breakfast Taa ,
lot
10
II
X
ao
' 10c
IB
- a
10
ao
le
39
lot
.Ito
a
is
, lAe
,. tot
. 40
.v
Sft
I poana uunpowoer Tea
Bass Bra.' Catsup. 1 bottles .'. ,
1 paekase Cors Btsrcb
rotck Osts -
Beat Java aad Mora Coffee, per Sousd .,
1-pound ess Bsked beans ..........
1-oonnd ess Baked Beans ...............
Postaip. . . . v,i i , , , i M njjjj,'
flood Bacoa
Fig Prene Oresl ;.....-.-;.. r.-.V. .v. '""
Best Hams, per pound
White sad Tellow Cora Meal. 10-lb seek..
Best Sago and Taplora. JO soaads
1 pound best Cocoanut
Bottle Bloving ,
3 cans Ore(oa Grape (Yea m ..............
t cans Primrose Cream ,
Fatter Table Srrup. per falloa. ..........
OHt Oil. qnart bottle ...........it...!..
XjtTWO bos afsesronl .,...,...............
S pints CSrsasi '
WASHINGTON MARKET
lit rirst Street, Vst Stark aad Waaktogtos.
rneae am nu,
Rolled Roast Beef
Prlne Rib Boaata ..1H
Slrlola Btssks Ju.
Tenderloia Steaks ,....13Vs
Porterhouse Btssks .........,........ln
Round Steaks .....1 lbs. 3fte
I'lsla Steak, 4 lbs Tor ........
Leg Muttoa J
Leg Lamb .......J .,
Muttoa Chops, 3 lbs for ....
Loin or Rib Chops
Shoulder of Muttoa-
Muttoa Stew
Pork Roasts
Pork Chops
Vesl Rossts ,
Veal Chops .,,
Sanaa re Meat. 3 lbs for
Hamburger. ( lbs for
Bugar-Cured Breakfast Bseea
Best Creamery Batter..
Freah Rsnrh Efss. ...........
.........o
10
.10 to 13
.10e te 13H
...lue to is
...loe to
...10 te
ts
m. mm m wft
.......is
.'.Sot
aoe
Bread. I mares tar ...
a
1M
.3 te
Sugar-Cured Has
Boll Beef
Vegetablce ef all kind.
CHRIS TAPPER, Prop.
Telephone
delivered Dromotlr.
west aid.
How much do vou pay for '
Your Butter?
We sell you the best OREGON
BUTTER made for
60c Per Roll
' It will pay you to try it.
Enterprise Creamery Co.
- J27 FIRST STREET
Between Wash, and Alder
Is where all good and economical
housewives go for the. fine
Roasts. Poultry dressed fresh
every' day. Fish and Oysters
fresh every day. See us early
Saturday morning.'
Charles Hacker
89 Grand Ave. Phone East 69
Try our Fancy Blnd
MOCHA and JAVA COrrEtv
' ' s romrss vom sia
. Call up MafT tut. Prompt
' ' ., delivery. . -
ropipanjr Is composed ef W. -W. Canon.
Frank eVott of Centrslla. Dr. ' A. S.
Nichols of Portland, and Robert Paltit
of MrCormlrk. The other la headed by
X W. Rich of Ctlcago and V. S. Rawlev
of Seattle, . (
am,
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173 THIRD STi, Wear Ycmhil!
Successor to M'KINNON GROCERY CO.
Reduce your grocery bills. You can do so by buying your
i, groceries froni '. us. It alwavi pays . to- buy, for cash. . ;
20. Pounds Dry Granulated $iigar. ". vJ. ....... 91.00 r
-f 5 -Cans Star Condensed Cream.,.... ....... ..... 35
1-Pound Package Pure Corn Starch: . . .5).4' '
, .1 Pound Good Gunpowder Tea. i..: . Vv . i ...... .S5)
- 1 Pound Good English Breakfast Tea.... ....... 20 ,
5 Gallon Can Pure Maple Syrup: . . . . . . ; ....... . .Sl.OO
;1 Pound Best Mocha & Tava31end Coffee:.. .....25a:.
'V Cari Baker or" Ghiradelli's; Cocoa. AiT'. r.r- r.. ; .20a r 4
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173 THIRD STREET.' I
TWENTY YEARS IN J
Friedman Packirig
Will celebrate their twentieth, anniversary Saturday -by qukinf
the treateat reduction in the price of all kinds of choice meats.
Do not miaa this chance, but. come early and, get; a 'nice- roaat,
steak or fine boil beef for . leas money than you hare ever-bought
meat for in .Portland. Compare our prices with, the' prices you
. have been-paying for meat and youll see how, much you can save..
; We quote a "few prices, others in proportion; """ '' '
Boil beef.
......4a
Pot roast..,......,
Corn beef ...... ,
Rolled roast beef.,
Ham steak, 2 lba.
TELLEPHONE ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. ALL
GOODS DELIVERED FREE TO ANY PART OP THE CITY.
Phone Main III Cor. 1st and Colombia
WESTERN MARKET
. . J. Nudelman, Prop. . , " '
340 FIRST STREET.PHONE MAIN 2102. " T i:
SPECIAL FOR
Boiling Beef
Plain Steak
Best Pot Roast..;..,
r r
Hamburger Steak.. 2 lbs..
Pork Sausage, 2 lbs.
t Lamb Chops
Full Line Poultry, Fresh Dressed
Chickens 16
GROCER1XS :
20 Lbs. Sugar. . . ... . . . . .$1.00
6 Cans Deviled Ham....'. -.25a
Fancy Creamery Butter, roll 55
Raisin s", per package 5
3 Cans Cream 25e
12 Bars Soap ....25
10-lb. B.ox Macaroni, Spaghetti
OxJVeaniceni ...35
PEOPLE'S MARKET AND GROCERY
Sirs aad Taylor Bta. raoae Hals 141 a. Free DeUTery to all rarta of tha City.
none sua
iW2-Pie10cPackaces
i NHRELLSOULE CO.
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Prices
AT
Fulton
THIRD AND YAMHILL STS.
Lard, rendered today. .. ... .50
Lamb, Stew , '. . . '.. ........ .4
Sugar Cured Corned Beef. .. .5
Lean Hams . . .14
Breakfasl Bacon. Sides. . ...16
Veal Sausage, made every -
Mturday morning, . . . .XZyxf
Columbia River Salmon, 3 ' '
lbs. v.. ....... :.25a
JOHN'S MARKET
TO THI
RESTAURANTS
.... : .4tf -
We can-do you more rood than
any other market in the city, because
we always HAVE what YOU
WANT at ANY TIME btcauae we
PAY CASH for pur STOCK, and
are on the inaido when it comes to
buying. , - -r
. . Come in and let us talk with yott
snd tell vou all about it. Don't for.
get the place.:
JOHN'S MARKET
43 N. Sixth Street ,
Thone 1954 Main,
Saturday's
PHONE MAIN 1654.
THE MEAT . BUSINESS.
Lamb Chopa, 3 lbs., for. . . . . . 25
Pork sauaage, 3 lbs. for.....2Se)
Plain steak. 3 lbs. for, .Tt77r.25d):
Breakfast bacon . . . . ...... . . 16 -
Lamb Stew ............. .s, ..... 3a
SATURDAY ONLY
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....... ... ,..,.'..". . . . . . 15J:
:v. .'. ;.r i"-; .V:V. . . 15
.,, 8 T
Every Day,
Fresh Fish Every
Cents Pound
3 Cans Oysters. ....... .. .25
1 Sack Good Hour. .... 1 .$1.00
MEATS! MEATS!
Prime , Roasts .9f
Boiling Beef ........... . ...4e
Pot Roast ... . .6e
2 lbs. Hamburger Steak;.. 15
2 lbs. Loose Sausage. ...... .15
I utton Igs ... i ; ........ 9
MOST DELICIOUS PIES.
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MI1T1I1 1LY1 irn
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BUTTER! BUTTER!
VlOUIaU in Bitin.
Oregon Creamery, Butter
55c. 60c and CSc
One ssck good Hard Wheat Flour.. Sl.OO -
I pounds Bead leas Raisins..' Sea
Best cleaned Currants, lb. A .. ...v.ie
Tomatoes, standarda. a eans.......le
I esn Baked Beana. ae
Two 1-lb. cana Hominy.. ...SSe :
I cana Corn, Peas or String Besns. , . afte
1 pka. Fostum or Fie; Prune Cereal.. SOa
Good Salmon. I ran- 15e
Tomatoes. Solid Pack....." ,10a
Two 1-lb pkara. Oold Dust Sss
One 1-lb. pka;. Armour's Waahlnf .
Powder .lSe
f'els-Naptha Soap , ..fe
I bars Royal Savon Soap , ...SSe
I bars Baby Elephant Soap. Boa
Nice dates 10c lb.; I lba asa
1 lb. White Honey. ..v.... lee
10-lb. pall pure Lard.. 91.00
S-lb. pall pure Lard....;..,. aoe
I cans Primrose cream...., lea
1 lb. Ena-llah Breakfast Taa Xaa
1 lb. Gunpowder Tea. .............. ,S8a
Mlller'a. fJaptha Soap .............. a
Pull line Flaccus Bros.' Mustard, Cat
- sup, Chill Sauce, Mangoes, etc .
Townsend & Van
Schoonhoven
lay rat st. raora atanr laaa.
ar side) SaUTeay Taeaday aaS Triday. '
COWAN'S
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MARKET
Is toot a stranf er to economical
housewives. They all know it's here
they get the best of everything in the
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Oysters. ' 8trictjy Freeh Eggs a ape
tiaiiy. 4 oee us ... , , . . -. ... f ,
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