THE ORECON DAILY JOURNAL", FORTLAKD. FRIDAY
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RETIRED LIST
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Lieutenant - General ' Reaches
Age Limit "and Is Succeeded
i . by McArthur. ". .
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The Market Bnshet.
JESSE M. LEE PROMOTED :
-( TO BE MAJOR GENERAL
Captain J. J. Pershing Jumped Over
Sixteen Hundred and Sutty-Six Of-
i ficertand Made a Brigadier Can
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V Washington, Sept. ' Itv Llutnant.
Onuil Henry C. Corbln. who haa th
dlHnction f beln th only adjutant-
ajeneral of the. United Btatea army te
mch tM hlsh trad of lieutenant
general, was placed on the retired ,llat
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Lieutenant-General jCorbin.' i-
today by operation of the - as limit.
General Corbln leave the active aervtce
after n long and distinguished career,
; Like General Miles he la not a graduate
of Weit Point. Ha waa born In Ohio
. and-entered the army as a "volunteer,
After f be-civil war he passed a satis-
factory examination' and waa- accepted
aa an orricer in the regular army. From
- the administration of Lincoln to- that of
Roosevelt he haa alwaya been- very, near
'the person of tha president.' He waa
, the "adjutant- at the inaugurations, of
Garfield. Cleveland. Harrison and H
Klnley. In the war with. Spain much
of the work of organising; the "Volunteer
army feu upon the shoulders of General
'.Corbln, and be. met the duties and re-
anonslbiltUe "with an executive abll
ltyHhat commanded admiration and
praise. - It is not too much to amy that
he had more to do- with the 'detailed
work of molding the army - Into form
than any"- other officer of the govern
merit, and he waa one of the most Influ
ential advisers of President McKlnley.
- The retirement of General Corbln re-
, suits In tha promotion of Major-General
Arthur afscArthur, one of the most
jwpumr viiiuvrs in me army, to ID
grade - of -lieutenant-general . The va
ranoy in tha list of major-generals la
rilled by the promotion of. Brigadier
General Jesse M. - Lee. Malor-General
A. W. Oreely. late commander of tha
.fm ... -ft... 1 . ; .
f erred to: Bt Louts to succeed General
Corbln in command of the northern di
vision.'' ',-r. "; ,.,
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Captain Jtfhn J. Pershing 1s promoted
to be brigadier-general.
. General Jesae M., Leo begs.nl hie ca
reer aur a private soldier In the Fifty-
ninth induna . volunteer , infantry .la
IHL He won his way step by step in
the civil war until h was mustered out
as a captain la 1M. Ha waa appointed
aecnnd Heutenant in the regular army
tn 1M In the old establishment pro
Inotlona were alow, and ho, waa a eap.
tain for tl years,. i . '. ,--.
- unnarai j-ee spent many, yeras on
KivK&i-r witiw, imriiciiwuni in inaiao
eampaJgns. Ha was in the Cuban Phil
ippine and Chlaeae ware. Ha la one of
the few living soldiers' who participated
in the eivll war and three other Amer
lean wars since. , .'-.., '. ; ,'. ' r,:
General Lee waa In command of
rerlment In the- Chinese' campaign In
lon, and led the assault when Peking
was taken and tha foreign legation re
lieved. . Ho waa mad a bngadler-gen-eral
in l0i while in command of tb
post at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. ,- ,
srehiag' ymawitsd. ., . v.v'
0'sptaln Pershing la a native of Wis.
soarl. He 1 a graduate of tha Vnlvar
alty of Chlcaco, aud was appointed a
lieutenant in the regular army in June,
llix. He was promoted to first lieu
tenaot In April. 101, and to captain In
March, 1I0S. To enter the regular army
from-civil Ufa In 111$ and receive-aa
appointment as brigadier-general eight
years afterward la an unusual raoord.
Captain Pershing la No. lit In the list
tit eavatry eaplalna. ' Including Infan
ts, artillery, engineer and all Other
eeptsina and majoa.-lleutenant-coloael
and cwlonela, nla fromoUua, wlii; Jujnn
Bvsry year ' the ohortage 1 Oregon
ranch ease la becoming more . pro
nounced during the winter months. The
great increase in consumption or in
Impossibility of getting sufficient up-
piles causes, the price to go higher and
higher every year. Laat year. However,
was an exception. Weather conditions
during the winter -season of ItOt were
so mild all over the country that they
will long be remembered by egg men
aa the year of their' greatest tlamity.
Usually there, la a fairly good profit in
tha handling of cold storage eggs, but
with laat. winter's, extra mild weather
the production through th .winter
month broke all records and there waa
practically no demand for store te stock
at any -prloe. This resulted in the rail
ure of several v of th . largest egg
handling houses "In the eaet and aawwed
thoe atlir intact 'to go rather alow la
their storage -operation thl ; season.
Storage of aggs In Oregon thl season
Is rather.'. light owing to the unusually
high price that ruled during April
tha montn- ror storing. ai mai time
the price went but little below It cents
a dosen in tha wholesale market! this
being considered too high for success
ful storing, k Thl likewise resulted in
th smaller operation. Already a num
ber of cars of eaatern egga have been
brought to thla city on account of th
lack of a sufficient amount or local
ranch stock. .The movement- begin
much earlier than usual owing? to th
decreased production her a compared
with the demand. During th week the
egg market advanced and shows algns of
making still further gaina. :.; -r,
' If there' la a shortage in th produc
tion of egga In thl section there is a
Ilk shortage In th amount of poultry
raised. Of lata month th price have
been so high in th Portland market
on account of decreased supplies that
retailer are forced to add several cent
pound to th price they generally
aalt.- Tnnlr ilnrTeriiT--hav-to-'
cure a large par cent of their supplies
from the east.. .,,,.;'.::., ' ;-
The' hutter market Is again advanced
on account of th shortage in supplies.
During the week quotation were boost
ed I cent a roll and thl seems but th
beginning 'of tha rise. - '
Those that Ilka cheese win have to
pay mora money ; in th near future,
for prices are now getting reaay to ao
om climbing. .. Y . .
Fresh salmon la again In th market
a week ago. Thla is due to th opening7)
of the fall-winter season thl week and
heavy eatehea. At ' thl .' time j of th
year th ateelhead salmon is consid
ered the best in the market. It is in
much batter shape than th Chinook
and for that reason sometimes sells for
higher- prlca. .
Sugar will cost you about IB cents a
sack mpr than a week ago owing to
the upward fluctuations 1n the whole
sale price during the pat few day.
For about flvs montns th two leading
reflnerlea of the Pacific coast have
been engaged in warfare In order to
see which would get th business away
from th other. Both companies lost
money on every", sack' of sugar they
old. It, being estimated " that a full
million dollar was lost by each con
cern - during th war. Generally th
price of sugar on th Paolflo coast la
about 60 cent a aack over that in tha
east, but Just now it 1 about that aum
under thst ruling on th othsr aid of
th Kockle.
On account of 'th lower price miller
are paying for wheat; they mad th
Initial price on th new crop flour
about . JO cent a barrel under that
asked for tha old crop. Thla la x
pected. to be tb lowest price flour will
ell at during the . present year, vfor
already the price of wheat is atartlng on
tn upward move.
A few retail prlcea for yout
Berries -Blackberrlea, 10 per . box;
huckleberries, IT Ho pound; strawber
rlea, J6o box. ' - V
Fruit Bananas, tS dosen; lemons.
IS dosen; llraea, 0-dosan; applea, TSo
Ofl.tO box; pluraa, 10cI0o basket;
plneapplea, 6O40o esch; gooaeberrles,
two pounds for JBo; grapea. SsOtOo
basket; caaabaa, ,40o each; peachea, fl
Ol.lt box.. ... . u.; .'...'
Vecetables Egg Plant. 1IH0 pouna:
pepper, bell. 11 Ha pouna; peea, laie-
nhona. lo nound: string bean, tnree
pound for toe; ucumbr. 2o aosen;
aummer aquaah. c pound; new Califor
nia onions, so pound; rhubarb. Bo
pound; - potatoes, ' to pound; . green
onlona, 16o dosen bunches; new- carrots.
three bunches for 6c; head lettuce, o
head; radishes. So a bunch; cauliflower.
lOOlSa head: tomatoes. 40uo box;
green corn, J 5c dosen; mushrooms, 60o
pound', celery, three heeds l6o; sweet
potatoes, four pounds for ISc .
Fresh Fish HauDuc, io pouna; sal
mon. ISttc; aturgeon, lie; striped baae.
10025c; soles, llHOlso; black cod,
lie; perch, 10c; flounder. 10c; ahad,
HHe; sea trout. 10c; crabs, ifto each;
aalmon cheeka. ito dosen; shad roe, l&o
pound..;. -f . . - - -J .-'. ...;'
Butter ana .xir seat creamery,
0700 per two-poand roll; cooking, 40o
roll ; f reeh rench eggs. SO 1 8 doaen. t
Poultry Chickens, 2 Oo-pound; duoks.
TScOtl.tB " each; aquaba, To pair;
aprln a chlcVena, IBo pound.
OU BIUAILI
Dalles Diamond Flour
haa never failed to please. It haa al
waya been th standard for family use.
Ask Ton Orooer For
l.tal officers hi senior In rank. - There
are 101 colonels, 117 lleutenant-colonela,
101 majora and 1,071 captains who were
appointed ahead ' of Captain Pershing.
Captain Pershing la a son-in-law of Sen
ator Warren of Wyoming, chairman of
the senate committee on military af
fair. His service In th ' Philippine
won him th approval of th president
HARRIS IS DROWNED 17HILE
" BJPtCIGG'DHCT"
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Steamer Mattie ' rlover : Qpes
v Down in Columbia River-. : .
" " . Near Wallula." r
(8peHl rMspstrk te The JoeraeL)
Walla Walla. Wash., Sept. 14. New
of th wrecking of tbe.ateamer Mattie
C Hover on an . island above - Wallula
lata -Wednesday nlgbt and th drowning
of Engineer Col Harris, - yeeterday,
while Inspecting th wreck, reached
Walla Walla this morning. -
Tha steamer wss on th down run
from Hover to Wallula at tha time th
boat atruck Jh point of th island and
the hull waa- badly - shattered. "Th
steamer went downIn 10 feet of Water
so quickly that Captain Hover and th
crew had time barely to launch a boat
and get .ore th wreck.
Yesterday morning Engineer Hariri
rowed to the wreck in a amall skiff. ; In
an attempt "to hoist an anchor over
board tha point of tha iron caught his
clothing . and pulled him ovtr. , The
drowning, was witnessed by Captain
Hover and th crew, but th men were
powerless to assist Harris. A messsge
rrom wallula says tb steamer is prob-
aoiy a total wrecx.
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JEFFREYS LOSES SUIT -
AGAINST OPTION UW
- (Bstdal Olapsteh te The leeraal.l "
Salem. .Or' Sept 14. In tb suit af
Lee Jeffrey against tb county court
or Marion county on a petition for
lit of review. Judge William Galloway
yesterday sustained lI:o motion to quash
in writ on tne grouu-is tLst th court
haa no ' Jurisdiction over th subject
matter of this proceeding or of th
defendanta; that th pllatnlff haa no
legal capacity to maintain thla suit; that
in petition presented doe not state
facta sufficient Co constltut a cause of
action or invok tn aid of a court af
equity.. - -, v ., -., .
Lee Jeffrey conducted a saloon at
Mill City In th precinct cf Horeb,
Marion county, and waa forced t go out
of business on account of tha county
court ordering prohibition In th said
precinct, in accordance with th focal
option law. which was sustained In that
precinct at the June elect! ja. It Is
probable that an appeal will be taken.
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,i.-CLESALE AX J RETAIL CCDCE2
tsLugss, ass ThM SC. ear. Jeftereea. j
, Big Stan of UtU Prfcaa
MIH4HtH4 iHtfVMMMH4 I ". ; i i i i t t 4 i i
popular ..PROPLE'S PRICES?
nuowat feiox vni aavx tov at
on xvxar douaju vautt uabaxtxu
BOKiLinid'a ax BAxnrs rovroxs
still. Mr lk
DkY oaaJtuxATEivairoAa, rxa bacx.m.w
WFHTEav pay oaaJiuLATX-o cahx
SUQAX. VEX SACK al.M
ma. wxstxxji pax sxajtdxatkd
oax auoax auoo
e pass (doiui eieeaea cerrsats ........
Bkss saw Straws seeded raisins ........soe
I lb sew S-erewa kwae Mamtale ......s3a
I la eaa BoTti baklna sewdar
Oeaa Buekwell'a ellra'oH, 4t MUs,.tM
l-IS pks'arm 4 Ha si mar aoda ......... .....Be
l-l eaa (asey taMe arraa..... .......... .40
H-al eaa faaer table ajrma. . . . an
earaneea wsaai viscvii, a-r pas . ....lue
raaey early J ana rasa, par oa. 7l..o
It bare Boral gavea ease ...... en.
sane eaa i aaroiBea la Hi. ..., .x.'va
lb eaa para Kra. ................ .60
-0 Cas pars un , ai la
Pleaie Bams (rancr) ear n. 12j
H O oau, t-lb pkfs, per pk ;.io,
Sbreddrd eaeeasnt, par lb n.
Hard-whear tour, pae seek .............. .11 at
Betra eata. pas pkg ..........V.iol
I T,. .T y " Km
vvtia l.apta "ap, par
lava A Meek enfree
b BOS amla eraekars
asiiaa. nraiinjf eaa. sea la ...
SPECIAL 100 boxes or Waeeot Laondrr" -
soap, loo ears te box, per box.,,., ft. II
r nar - . . . .
Bert saft-whaet floor, par aaok .....ii'oj
tranlar Sak . aa-
i"e so
PeWaai lee Ttoaadave
r ?HOXX HAia so.
rrUaja.
.., xh Orlglsal Diamond BraaA. ; . . :
R H. GUTHRIE;
Portland Bep, Slf Ablagton Bldg. ,
Phone Paclflo 1111.
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CHILD IS CRUSHED V
1 UNDER WAGON WHEEL
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Pendleton Or, Sept 14. In attempt
ing to climb lata n wagon load of wheat
late--, yaeterday afternoon-Alva, the
-year-old son of Mr. and Mra. Alva
Rhode of , thl ilty. was . Instantly
killed. . Th wagon' waa driven by James
Carroll, who saw th accident and ran
to the spot at one. No possible blame
Is Uld to tha driver, as tha child, waa
attempting, without hi knowledge, to
climb upon th moving wagon, and fell
In front of the hind wheel, which passed
directly across his neck and broke it
The parent of, the child are .heart.
wi va.au,
For Iced Tea
USX
Deyers
Golden West
Ceylbri ,
Tea
Peculiarly Reft-eariing.
Sealed Packet Only. ;
Closset C& Devers
. Cooked fresh dally, doz 30
FRESH DRESSED
CHICKENS;
' 18e Pound
CtAMS, OYSTERiS,
CRABS ;
Alwajrion .hand -
COLUMBIA4 RIVER
SALMON
J - 10 Pound .
Columbia Fish Co.
Third and Ankeoy Phone Mala 5
MARKET.. Si QR0 CERY GO. :
Phone Main 1412 First and Taylor Streets - V
i Portland "Cut-Rate" 5upply Iiousd i
Saturday's Bargain Counter
HALF GALLON MASON JARS. . . , .85
QUART MASON JARS. C5
PINT MASON TARS . . .7: i ........ : .55
2 LBS. GRANULATED SUGAR..'. $1.00
8 CANS OIL SARDINES .-. ......... . .25
2 LBS. CHEESE. ... .... ...4 , . .25.
10-LB SACK YELLOW CORN MEAL 25
-1 SACK LIBERTY BELL-FLOUR.; fl.OO
3 BOTTLES CATSUP. . . .... . . .25
1 PKG. POSTUM... .20
3 CANS ANY KIND SPICES....... ., .25
2 cakes honey. . .25
3 CANS OYSTERS. ..... . .25
3 MACKEREL .' . . . . ... . . . . .... . . . . .25.
2-LB. ROLL FANCY, CREAMER"
-: BUTTER ............ .-. 55
FRESH EGGS, do
2 CANS ANY KIND CREAM..
5 LBS. RICE. .............. i . .
8 BARS MONARCH SOAP.;.;
13 BARS SAVON SOAP.......
10 LBS. ROLLED OATS. ......
8-LB. BOX SODA CRACKERS.
1 XB. GUNPOWDER TEA. . . .
1 LB. ENGLISH BREAKFAST
X LB. JAPAN TEA
: . MEATS
Choicest Assortment of Meatt in
- ; i V Cut Rite Prices Z
5 LBS. COMPOUND LARD..;
10 LBS. COMPOljND LARD.,
.......25
..... .15
.......25
25
.......25
.......35
.......25
.:.r.v;20
TEA.. 25
...... S5.
the City at t
.......45
....... 00
I Thce Prices for Saturday Only Special Delivery o All Parts of the City
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mZtJb Of fCSTUNE
- . HONEST VALUB i HONEST MEASURE HONEST WEIQHT -
& Grocery
. aSaat essa ai A. Mil m aa . a' em esajaa .., ' o ' - ; '
,f Phone EmmtAGO - 4-4r!l UILLIAFlO ATC Phone CmtAK
020CCCIE5
SI lb. Suaar H. ...... ...fl.00
190-lb. Baok Bugar. ......... .f4.T6
7 lb. . Whit' Beaa. .... . . . . ... 35
T lbs. Pink eana...... ........ 2S
tO-lb. Back K. P. Tlour......f l.lO
te-lb. Back a D. Flour.. ...... .85
10-lb. Back of T. C Meal. 25
19-lb. Baok W. C M1.....K95
S Bottle Catsup.. ..M..25;
t BotUe Helna Frenoh Maatard 25
X Bottl Btuffed OUVM........10
1 BotO Mixed Pickle. ...... ..10
IS Bar Baron Boap. ........ .,25
1 lb. O. D. Blended Coff....-..20
1 lb. New Tork Moeha Jar
Coffee ..........25
1 lb. B. F. Japan Tea........... 25
MCAT5
lwt market price Bid Baooa. ,
Lard, Breakfast Bacon, Bait Pork,
' Bausae. .
Chickens ... I8c
i.-A full atock Prime Katlr MeaC
Veal, Pork. Lamb, Mutton. Beef.
FISH
I lb. Halibut Steak...... 7.25
S lba. Salmon Steak.... 25
FKUITt VEGETADLES
' '. .We Have No Healtatlosi I .jjj
la aaylo w oarry tb largest stock
of hlab.-olaea fresb fruit en th t
alda Call and a. . :'",;;;.;:.-:-: ",,:;
Basket Tokay . Orapea. . .80
.-lb. Box Fancy Pruna...,..-.30
10- lba. - Fancy Apples. .... ,....25
Fancy Solid Tomatoea, per lb...5
7 Lara ' Pumpkin. ach.;..'.,...;5
. Fancy Cueumbar, , for, ., . . ...5e
Lara Summer 84uaaher.ach."..5,
Oren Peppers, per lb.....,..lo
Sweet Potato, par lb,-... ...... 5
'Banana,' Lemona, Peachea..........
Carrota, Turnips, Beeta, 4 bunch
for .5
11- lb. Box Klberta Peachea for
caanlne . . . . . . .. . . . . . .f 1.00
I th plac where they tnak a speola
effort te dr-ya- fresh CHICKEN
tit dy, or they can (It yon LAMB,
VEAU PORK. ' BEEF .or MUTTON,
very thlnt- that la food in th meat Una
Don't forfet th place.
Kindorf Brothers
110 Brand Aye. '
Phoa aVurt 41a.
Rainier; Marlcet
" Freah meata alway on hand and
prtoe -within th reach of alL . . . ,
Fresh Ranch Eears, doz. . . .SO
Best Apples, box .80
Freah Jar Uoney......30 SS SO
Freeh Flak rery Wedaeeday-Frlday,
, yiasa press a a oaaoaens asoraay,
. ant, Mftm aad Chsaas. '
o. uvm;
' 17th and Savier Sts.
KaU XL " - -
THE:
HIGHEST.
GRADES
OF COFFEE
ROASTED
IN THE
NORTH---,
WEST:
AT YOUR
GROCERS.
man
iSa.iSf.'.' - tv .'
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a. -MiiS. -- - ttmmmtw
rxzax bajtox acM....,.......80
Egr. dosen i . .2S
Best Creamery Butter,... 55 and Oe
Dairy Butter ......... 40 and 46
Ben Bugar -urea nam .......17
Breakfaat Bacon .............. ...17
Full Cream Cheese, lb.....,.;,..,.lBat
Swiss Chees, lb., .....t .2Kat
wream orica, idi. ........ ,.t ..... .,KO
Umburcer Cheese, each.... 35
saiuraay unicaen unj. . vnicaen. is
and 18 lb. All . food retailed , at
wholeaal price.
LA OR AN DB CREAMERY
4 T1KHU ITB11T.
F.IEATS
Company
GROCERIES
349 AND 351 OAK ST.
848 AND 350 ANKENY ST.
y If you want the best quality of Meats and Groceries at the
lowest prices go to Fellows on Oak street, near Seventh. Vou
can save 20 per cent by buying from us.
Best Creamery Batter, per roll
55c
Scotch Oats, pkg. ....... 10
Toasted Corn' Flakes, 2. .25
Eagle Milk, cah..VtvtV..15
10' cans Star Cream ...... 50
12 bars Laundry Soap. ...25
1 lb. Gloss Starch. . . . . . . . .5
1 pkg. Corn Starch....... .5
Can Baker's Cocoa....... 20
8-lb. can Soup. ... ..... , .10
3-lb. pkg. Soda Crackers. .20
1 lb. M. & J. Coffee.. . . . .25
1 lb. Good Tea...... 25
Rose City Honr, the very best . . $1.15
100-lb. sack Dry Granulated Snflar; . $5.05
1', 'T"" J!i '
Oysters; Fish,
Shcllnsh and
. Poultry
ell we handle. We tnak a specialty
Cf th above roods. Call on u for your
Supplies. W. guarantee entire satisfac
tion In price and quality. ,
G. Covach D Col
nMiuMM. S7snmsv
win
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CEYLON TEAS.
DIRECT FROM TUB GARDBMS
The Great Hit of the Portland Fair
The Cheapest
Tea to Buy
'ill pt V
One Pound ;
Equals Three
No. t Ceylon and India 1-lb. can. T5. No. and 1, t lb... 65
Nft 1 Ceylon and India H-lb. can. 40. ( Na la and t, M lb.. .35
- ; SOLD BY ALL GROCERS i
SPECIAL
M '
f,C3D Haras at . . I2Ic
!Plk-fff12ictol5c"
St site r Market :
'. 221 First Street ' ;
Cor. Salmon r Phone Main 1657 " y.
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!. That yo will taw yoax
n t aaoaey in yeu voekea.
"pay.
ar aleaa aad par
wlthoat adnlaerattoaa of any sort.
FRANK L. SMITH MEAT COMPANY
asa Aids St, hetweeai lat and Sd Sta.
PIOMTINQ THB BBBP TRUST-
Rollad roast beef .... 10
Blrlotn steah V12H
Tenderloin steak . 12H
Prima rib ateak ...............12H
Round steak ...................... loi
Shoulder ateak '....8
Beat pot roast .................... .Set
Boll beef ,..S
Beef stew . ............. ......... ..6
Corn beef ....... ......... t ....... .6
Short rib beef .......... ..........B
Lan roast mutton' ........;.... ,.8
Mutton for stew ...... .:...........&
W will civ still lower price to
who us quantities, th Port of Portland
Loin roaet mutton 13H .
Loin i mutton ehops . 12 Vi
Shoulder mutton ehops .......... .10
Lean roast real ...... ...10
Breast Teal ....10,
Veal tw . ......,.'.-..,... ..a . 8
Hamburc ateak ...... ...... .10 '
Pork aausaa 10
Prankfurtars .......10 '
Lea pork i, ,...! 2 Vi
Breakfaat baeon . i .. 1TH
Pure lard. I lb. .60 -Prim
rib roast beef. ......... ..lai
rvsia-uranis, . ooarainr-nouse ' ana all
included. . - , -.
A. H. Willett Co.
-Wholesale, and Retail Orocers
"THE HOUSK OF QUALITY"
teKEMBER CUR HIOTTO t PEO'.PTKESS A'D OUAUTY ,
The economical buvera are alwavs lookinc for th htaf anA wViara.
they can get prompt service. Ve aim to meet; all these require
ments, and more, by selling at the very lowest figure. We are here"
to stay. See us for your next supply of groceries. . ' ; '
128 GRAND AVENUB:.p
NEAR EAST MORRISON v PHONE EAST 283 P? -
Towhsend & Van Schoonhoven
;-" ; , .' WhSleaals and Retail Grocers "
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ndy en prloe then yon will see why oar taad ha laoreased. Oar food
ar o tke hlfheat nallty and we ohaUea-e a omparlso with th ftnaat that
eaa b found fat any star. . .
Fancy Creamery Eutter.,55c & (Oc
Oregon Rinch Eggs, dozen :30c
We ct our eta from th farmer, but4
ter from the oreamerles no middleman,
Cross Blackwall Lucca oil, qt...05
Cross A Blackwell chow, pint.. .20
H. O. Oat 10
1 ean aood Peachea or Aprloots.. .15
Standard tomato , lO
I cans corn, pees or strlnf bean.. 2ft
Evsporated eream, 1 cans for.,. ...15
i-iD, par. Arm ana Hammer soda...6at
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I bars Baby Elephant Soap...... ,2S
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lb. Kncllah breakfaat tea. ...... .1 Rat
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V-90
lb. Gunpowder tea
ack Best Valley flour
aack (food hard wheat floor.
aackr best hard wheat flour
- (patent) .11.20
I bottl Worcestershire Sauoe, 7,
It sis .'...10e
1 lb. whole nutmea ...Ss2
Bast Bids -rtellTtry Tuesday and Itlda
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