The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, October 12, 1906, Image 12

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL'. PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING. OCTOBER It. 108. n 1 Thi The Market Basket 10 OS IS 1TH 12 I Thare's something doing In the BMt situation. Th. butcher bar declared . war against emrh other and the remit a expected to be of much practical ' benefit to the porketbooka of consumers. Price, will be slaughtered each they have never bean slaughtered before. Juat how lone; hoetllttles will continue depend altogether upon the eta of the . butohera poketbook. for the new price will mean practlcallr that all profit will be eliminated. For Inetaace hare" a few articles with old nd new price: Old Price New Price Per Pound. Per Pound. Pot roast ...$0.UH Hun I Bacon Tenderloin steak. . . ft The figure listed above do not quite fairly represent to Juat what extent the butchers' nrorlta w auner ror in stance hams will be old at retail a frac tion under the price which the dealer will pay the packere. Bacon that will coat the dealer It cants a pound In the lull In market will be riven to Own auaier at 17 cents, a net loss to the ellers of 1H cents for every pound of bacon aold. Of course this condition cannot exist for all time but tbe butch em say they sre going to make thing interesting while they lat. The cause of th trouble between the meat men la of long standing and this war la ex pected to wipe out all differences. There I alao some agitation among the butchers to out out sll deliveries of meat that Is free delivery. A small charge will be made If the new proposi tion I generally accepted by the trade. That won't be put into practice at least until the war Is over. Egg ore getting very high. Those who want guaranteed Oregon ranch stack cannot obtain them under II or 40 cents a dozen, the latter price being the mora general. Eastern eggs are In very good condition at this time and are selling In the retail markets at (0 cents a dosea. Owing to the low prloae at which chick ens are selling In the wholesale market .the retail trade ha cut the price 1 cents a pound. Supplies are now very heavy and your dealers will have about everything you aak for. Turkeys are now beginning to come to market but sre not meeting with very heavy de mand aa yet. While but one city creamery has ad vanced Its quotation on heat grade to 75 rents In the retail msrketa. it Is ex pected at this time that the others will be forced to follow after a time be cause they must pay the top price for In the country or els the other fellow will get the supplies. Unless they advance tha price of their finished product they cannot do thls Sweet potatoes sre now of very good quality gad the price Is getting lower. In the ratall markets today they are selling about 1 1-J cents a pound. Potatoes are still rather high on ac count of the inability of the growers to secure sufficient help to dig the stocks. Today the best ones are Quoted In tbe retail markets at IJ.25 a sack. Onions are about the same price. Pumpkin pie "re now In order for Sunday dinner. Some very choice ones are now being shown In the markets around Its cents a pound. Sprouts are still rather high on ac count of the small supplies In tbe mar kef. AH stocks are brought up from California. YOU CAN'T SWEAR IN "TRINITI" New Universal Language Invent ed by Berkeley Professor Has No Words of Anger. COMBINATION OF LATIN, CREEK AND ANGLO-SAXON Sauerkraut has made Its appearance for the season; although the cabbage crop this seaaon did not come up to expectations on account of very small slses due to dry weather. Today In tha retail markets. It cents a quart, A few retail prices for you: Berries Huckleberries, It Vie pound; strawberries, 2lc box. Fruits Bananas, Mo dosen; lemons, lie dosen; lime, JOc dosen; applaa 7eo 0)11. SO box: plums, tic basket; pineap ples, 36640c each: gooseberries, two pounds for lie; grapes, 16010c basket: casabas. 40c each; peaches, $1.35 bbx; cantaloupes. 5 10c; chestnuts, tio pound. Vegetables Eggplant. It He pound; peppers, bell, 100124c pound: pea, telephone. 8c pound; string beans, three pounds for 25c; cucumbers, tic dosen; summer squash, 8c pound; new Cali fornia onlona. ic pound; rhubarb. Bo, pound: potatoes, 2c pound; green onions, tic dosen bunches; new carrota. three bunchea for ic; bead lettuce, 6e head: radishes, 6c a bunch; cauliflower. 10lc head; tomatoes, 60076c bog; green corn, tio dosen; mushrooms, tio, pound; celery, three heads, tic; sweet potatoes, I pounds for 10c. Fresh Fish Halibut, 10c pound; sal mon. 10QlSc: sturgeon, lie;' striped baas. 10 25c; soles; imllc; black cod, 11c; perch, 10c: flounders, 10c; shad, 11 He; sea trout, toe; crab, lio each; salmon cheeks, tic dosen; shad roe, tic pound1. Butter snd Eggs Best creamery, ti 070c per two-pound roll; cooking, 40c roll: fresh ranch eggs, tic; eastern, 10c dosen Poultry Chickens. 30c pound; ducks, 7ic0tl.36 each; squabs, 76c pair; spring chickens, tic pound. Thirty-Four Letters snd No Harsh Sounding Words Easy to Learn and Children Master It Product of Long Study. LONG LEASE IS GIVEN OX DOWN TOWN CORNER Rothschild Bros. Will Erect an Office Building at Fifth and Washington. It is announced that tbe 'deal for a long-term lease on the property of Mrs "John If. Oearln at the northwest eor- ' ner of Fourth and Washington streets has been practically aettled and that ; Rothschild Bros, hsvs secured the use ; of the property for a period of about ; 20 years or s little longer. With this 4 announcement It Is slso stated that as I soon aa plan can be made tha corner will be Improved with a modern office i building in keeping with the structures '. In that vicinity. The first floor will be ' devoted to stores and tbe upper .floor ' to office The exact terms of the lease or tbe amount to be paid for the use of the property Is not stated and no announee . ment Is made regarding the reversion of the building at the expiration of the ' lease. Thi desl Is one of the most Im portant that haa been closed far some time, ss the corner Is one of the best in the butlness district With that 'corner Improved. Washington street 'from Second to Seventh will present s 'businesslike appearance with the ex ception qf the northwest corner of Fifth and Washington streets and half of the block on the south aide between Fifth snd Sixth, where old buildings are now located. INSPECTOR FLEMING WANTS HIS MONEY A. Fleming, who was the city Inspec tor on the pavement on Russell street, which recently brought out sensational evidence In tne circuit court, has filed with the council a petition for KC.lt, SAYS PRICE OF C0DRW00D WILL BE ADVANCED But There Will Be No Fuel Trust, Declares George A Steel in Interview. Oeorg A. Steel, treasurer and dlree tor of the Portland Fuel company, de nies that there is-any combination to raise the price of cord wood. He says that an advance te certain, hut that it will be due to the exactions of the wood cutters. "Wood is new sold so close to cost aa to leave less than: five per cant profit to the dealers." said Mr. Steel this morning. "In a short time we shall raise tha price of four-foot wood ti cents per cord. W sre forced to do this by the attitude of the wood-cutters down the Columbia river, who have no tified us that hereafter. It per cord will be charged for wood on their docks. We are now paying $2.80 per eord Re member that the price of wood here Is regulated by lower river wood cutters, who furnish tt per cant of the fir wood sold In this city. "It has bean charged that rhe Port land Fuel company. In which I am In terested, hss bought out all but two of the independent wood yards. This is a mistake. There are seven Independent concerns selling cordwood on the other side of the river. I can't see why the public thinks wood Is unreasonably high. Good fir wood nearly always goes to to a cord "iere in winter, and it will do so again this winter." which he alleges la due him as salary during that part of December, 1904. when he was Illegally laid off by W. C Elliott, then city engineer. In the trial Fleming testified that hs had been given to understand that he was taken off the Job because he was too hard on the contractora (Journal Special Service.) Berkeley, CaL, Oct. 11. Profanity Is to be a thing of the past when "Trlnltl," the new universal language which Dr. a A. Frasler of Berkeley has Invented, comes Into Use. Dr. Frasler has de vised a language which contains no words significant of angsr. 1U wlU or other unpleasant emotions. No pro vision Is made by the doctor for the man who desires to express his feel ings In swear words, snd tbe new lan guage accordingly, when adopted, it ex pected to bring the golden day of uni versal peace much nearer. A number of years have bean devoted by Dr. Frasler to perfecting hit saw language. His office at Madison and Oxford streets contalna a great mass of literature and papers bearing on the subject. When the manual of directions for the use of "Trlnltt" Is Issued students are expected to find no difficulty In master ing its curves. Dr. Frasler call hi language Trlnltl" because it Is a com bination of Latin. Greek and the Anglo Saxon letters snd characters. There are to be 14 letters, In "Trlnltl." of which 1 will be English and eight Greek. The combination of sounds to be msde by these letters sre sll melli fluous snd no hsrsh. ill-sounding words sre to be found in "Trlnltl" aa Dr. Frasler haa framed the language. "I believe Trlnltl.' said Dr. Frasler today, "will especially help children, be cause It wlU be much easier to learn than English. It will take the burden from children that la onerous snd my own little ones illustrate how the bur den Is to be removed. I teach them Trlnltl' and tha aaaa with which they grasp its rudiments Is some proof of Its worth." MOUNT PELEE IS IN STATE OF ERUPTION (Journal Special servlee.) Guadeloupe. Oct 11. Mount Pelee Is In eruption and the ashes sre blown to this Island. There Is no sigh of erup tion of Soufrlere. Rainier Market Fresh meats always on hand and prices within the reach Of all. Fresh Rsnch Eggs, do. . SO and 36 d Bast Apples, box. from. . . 60 to TS Fresh Jar Honey SO 36 BO vmegar in oetties, large aise, per bottle lO Dew Drop Wash Powder, psckage '...Be lO SO wain ana min soap, regular price. Klng-a Naptha, bars foi .. SJ8d -Friday. c. blots. 17th and Savier Sts. ANOTHER OF OUR BIG SATURDAY SALES LAST SATURDAY WAS THE BIGGEST DAY WE EVER HAD, AND WE HAVE PUT ON AN EXTRA FORCE TO HANDLE THE TRADE TOMORROW. SO COME EARLY AND GET THE BIGGEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED MEATS and OROCERIES V People's Market & Grocery Co. V First and Taylor Sts. Portland's Cut Rate Supply House - Phone Main 1412 22 lbs. Sugar $1.00 , WITH FIVE DOLLAR ORDERS tO lbs Potatoes 25e Olympic Flour, per sack SI. 15 Olympic Flour, per bbl S4.25 White River Flour, per sack SI. 15 Liberty Bell Flour, per sack $1.00 Liberty Bell Flour, per bbl S3. 75 IS bars Royal Soap 25a 5 lbs. Rice 25d 7 lbs. Navy Beans . . . .25 7 lbs. Rolled Oats 25e 2 Cans any kind of Cream 15s) 6 pkgs. Uneeda Biscuits . . .25a 1 3-lb. box Soda Crackers 20a 1-lb. can Corned Beef 10) 5 dos. Clothes Pins 5a MEATS! MEATS ! .25c Only the best government inspected lb. 5 lb. Shoulder Steak . meats. Clean and fresh. Prime rolled Roasts, per Ribs of Beef, per lb Pot Roasts, per lb Mutton Shoulder, per lb. 3 lbs. Mutton Chops 2 lbs. Hamburger Steak. . 2 lbs. Bologna S lbs. Lard Compound. . . 10 lbs. Lard Compound. . 5 lbs. Lard 10 lbs. Lard .6d and 7 ! 26 .W 15 .... . 4e5fr .. 80s 55 fl.10 A large assortment of Fresh Dressed Chicken at 17c lb. Good Creamery Butter, roll 50c 2 pkgs. Gold Duet 35 10 lbs. yellow Corn Meal 25 10 lbs. white Corn Meal 25 1 gal Syrup 40 1 lb. uncolored Japan Tea 25 1 lb. Gunpowder Tea 25 1 lb. English Breakfast Tea 25 1 lb. Army and Navy Coffee 15 1 lb. Town Talk Coffee 20 1 lb. Monarch Coffee 25 60 lbs. Table Salt.... ..40 1 can Eagle Milk 15 1 pkg. Scotch Oats 10 2 bars Sapolio .15 1 bottle Blueing 5 1 bottle Ammonia 5 FREE DEMONSTRATION OF "CREAM-AID" will be GIVEN SATURDAY by MRS. CHAMPLAIN It will pay every House-keeper to investigate. SPECIAL DELIVERY TO-ALL PARTS OF THE CITY THE HIGHEST GRADES OF COFFEE ROASTED IN THE AT YOUR GROCERS. When you buy Butter-Hut Bread you get the goodness of a Ten cent loaf for AT ALL GROCERS Specify "Butter-Not" and accept no substitute UPTONS CEYLON TEAS. DIRECT FROM THE G Jt R D E M S The Great Hit of the Portland Fair The Cheapest Tea to Bur One Pound Equals Three No. t Ceylon and India lib. can. T8. No. C. and I.. 1 lb . 65 No. 1 Ceylon and India H-lb. can. 40. No. t C. and L. H lb . 35 SOLD 8 Y ALL GROCERS All Kinds of Fresh and Salt Water Food. Oysters, Fish, Shellfish and Poultry Oat for your Sunday Dinner Fresh Dressed Chicken, Duck. Goose or Turkey. No cola 'storage stock. G. Covach B Co. Portland's Foremost and Greatest Marketing Center Franklin-Barnes Market Sain 2694 M5-U7 THIRD STREET Phone Private Ex. 13 Will advertise every Friday and offer to the BUYING PUBLIC SPECIAL INDUCE MENTS and PRICES on the choicest cuts of MEAT. Remember, good people, the PRIED MAN PACKING CO. enjoys the reputation of serving the finest meats at the lowest prices any market in the city. It will pay you to read the prices quoted below: BOILING BEEF 4e POT ROAST 6e and 7 RUMP ROAST 8 TENDERLOIN STEAK 124a? PLAIN STEAK, 4 lbs. 25a CORNED BEEF 6 HAMBURG STEAK, 2 lbs 15. HAM8 15 BACON ....17J4a 5-lb. PAIL LARD 50 10-lb. PAIL LARD $1.00 CHICKENS 14 and up RANCH EGGS, dos ... 30 BIG OFFERINGS AT THE UP-TOWN CITY MARKET FRIEDMAN PACKING COMPANY 29$ First Street, Corner Columbia Phone Main 1 1 1 Will offer special Inducements to the public between the hours of H- nA.J 6 and 8 p. m. Everything in the FRESH MEAT LINE AT DC I Kl I Oil II U Fresh Dressed Chickens 1 17c Round Best Creamery Butter 6Se Roll COLUMBIA FISH CO. Third and Aakaay. Tomorrow, Is th. day when the LADIES ere look ins for GOOD TH1NOS to BAT. There Is no better place to And them than at tha Central Market snd a specialty. ilS, TOTCTrnT, Btrictly rresn KINDORF BROS. ISO Oraad Are. 41. Chickens, 17c -so as Fresh Ranch Era Eastern IfP Best Creamery Butter. . Good Creamery Dairy Butter Beat Sugar Cured Ham. . Breakfast Bacon Cream Brick Che, lb. I.lmburger Cheese, each. LA GRANDE CREAMERY ss and 4S 16 IT SO SS Altai's Dp to-Date Task Supply Bouse Phone East 460 Our Longest Lived Advertisement IS THE PEOPLE WHO BUY OUR OROCERIES MEATS AND PROVISIONS. THEY THRIVE UPON THEM AlMaa's Up lo Dale Table Supply louse Phone East 466 NEW YORK MARKET & GROCERY 477-479 Williams Avenue 3 packages Humpty Dumptjr tor SS Regular 2 for 25c. Special Saturday 4-lb. pkg. Olympic P. C. flour. SO 4-lb. pkg. Olympic Pastry Flour SO Postnm or Fig Prune Cereal, per package SO Arm and Hammer Soda, pkg.. 8 McLarens Club Size Cheese.. IS 7-lb. bbx MacaronF ,..40 1 gallon can Columbia Table Syrup 48 Sack Fancy Burbank Drr Pota toes. Special Saturday... fl.OO New York Blended Mocha and Jays Coffee. The coffee that makes friends wherever it is served; per lb SS Breakfast Bacon, per lb 16 Fancy P..N. Hams, per lb.. 13 5 lbs. C. P. Lard 48 3 lbs. Halibut, sliced S Fancv Columbia River Salmon, sliced Cutlets, per lb lO New Cod Fish, 2 lbs. for IS Dressed Chickens, per lb.... IT 19 lbs. pure cane Granulated Sugar Saturday only fl.OO 100 lbs. pure cane Granulated Sugar. Special $8,16 3 pkgs. Cleaned Raisins 'or Cur rants 28 Regular 2 for 25c. Special Saturday 6 bara Gasene or Fel's Naptha Soap Saturday only 38 75 feet wire Clothes Line 15 12 bars Savon Laundry Soap. St. 1 pint bottle Pacific Catsup.. lO 3 cans Sugar Corn 38 3 cans Early June Peas 36 3, 1-lb. cans S. A. Pork and Beana 86 50-lb. sack K. P. Flour. .. .61. 10 Town Talk Bread Flour. 2-lb. roll Fancy Creamery Butter Saturday only SO WOODLAWN AND PIEDMONT DELIVERIES TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS. OU BBTiTSBTiB Dalles Diamond Flour haa never failed to please. It haa al ways been the standard for family us Aak Tear Orooer ror a SVasasssaaaaw JaSSav' v IasMlsH Th. Ortataai R. H. QUTHRIE Portland Bep., tit Ablnaton Bids. Fhons Pacific 1UL FRANK L SMITH MEAT COMPANY eja st, It aad Sd FiUHTINa TUB BBUP TRUST We have juat received a tralnload of prim cattle, calves and lambs from the' famous eastern Oregon stock ranches. Ther are so decidedly superior to anything- els In ths city that we are going to make a srand-stsnd offer for to-. morrow. We want every man, woman and child In Portland to eat Smith's meats for Sunday dinner. FOB SATTTmS AT. lO pa IK, Aaer, la to LA. for. v. what the i oaa bay ant. Prtsa. Bfl Mar Btststa Msaka ST yew oosas early la the rash hours of th afternoon. Beef, Rolled Roaat h Beef. Beat Pot Roast Beef Short Ribs Beef Shoulder Steak Beef Chuck Steak Beef Round Steak Beef Hamburg Steak Beef Iri Steek Beef for St.w Beef for Boiling Beef for Soup Mutton Roaat . Mutton Loin Roaat Mutton Shoulder Chop. Mutton Lola Chop. Patroalae horn ladaatry a Sat S penad of ::::::::::.-;:::::::::::::::::::15 day we, can give you more sttentlon than la tha .10 ....s ....6 K ...10 lO it .18 lO -13H Mutton for Stew Veal Roaat Veal Cutlets .... Veal for Stew .. Veal Breast .... Sauaaga 6 10 -11 II it Frankfurt Style San sag. t no i ngna sausage Oxtails, eseh cornea Heer , . , L,lver Soup Bones Hams, very neat IT Break runt Baron 1TH Pure Lard, five pounds aal to oee i