The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, January 24, 1908, Image 15

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 24, 1003. 9 Round MS TTDn7ThTTDTT T7 BUTTE? 55, 60, 65 and 70c Per Roll mm t Two Dozen fcr 45 Cents IM Way To cut down your household expenses Ss to purchase at -wholesale prices. : No inconvenience. It will save you IS to 23 per ' cent on your bills every month. ;. -V.( : ' WHOLESALE GROCERS, 112-114 FRONT ST. Phones : ; Main 758 : Home A1753 ; i: - Corner Washlnon MM, m " f - FIRST AND TAYCOR STS. f4xt THE RELIABLE STORE Ifala I4ia ri V i . How many thlnn that,ao to male vp "our daily braJ.T are ad from 'flourT So many thins that they can scarcely be counted. . Of course oread la the principal thing but there are others so widely used aa to rival thla dally offering In publio favor. There's macaroni and spaghetti for inatance. Both of these are made from the richest flour ana ineir uae la being daily widened. Macaroni la a staple article of diet la intrles, and la becoming more conular In America. The atrain of wheat known aa durum or macaroni and more i wheat, providing more flutter than rarcn in iia nours, u Deing , targeiy cultivated In the. United States for the aole purpoae of giving a flour auitable for the manufacture of macaroni. Owing to the demand for macaroni the processus 0f maklnc are much Improved and the moat rigid cleanllneae unob served In the faotorles where the best 01 materials are usea, , - ,7 Macaroni, spaghetti, vermicelli and room's are ail from me same material, the. different names almply describing the different forma. All mar be made delicious in the cooking and all 'may be ruined and rendered unpaiataoie oy a careless process. The low cost of these materials should commend them. Evon lUte-small family of. two can have Us HIalnty dish and the larger family of 19 nave anotner equally good cooaea at me same time. r , - An ' Italian cook, known ' for bis spaghetti feasts, raises bis bands In horror . at the suggestion- Of eoaklm or oooklna macaroni In cold water. Fll a pan with two quarts of water, heat to the boiling point and when boiling rap idly oreaK into it tne contents or a, nat'kas of macaroni or anaahettL When boiled 10 minutes an inventive boas wife can arrange a new dish for' every day of the month by using canned to matoes, mushrooms, prunes, cheese, onions; celery or catsup or sauces that may occur to her. The home style may be familiar. '.Break the contents of s 5 -cent package (of macaroni or spaghetti In half and boil in two quarts or. weu-saitea water for 10 minutes: drala In colander and pour warm water over it to blanch. Pour iinto .hallow baking dish and cover with h he following sauce: For sauce put kwo tablespoonfuls of butter In a granite lr.;.vr"r. ."V .v.. J7.j:v.T4JPii rooa was soon eoramandln Freiui : v V: I nramlum hut tha nriit v.rv rrm lone tables poonful of flour and atlr un- U Thoroughly mtxea. wring one ana a lalf cups of milk to the boil and add t to tne nour ana outier; sur an mor bughly until It thickens and beeomas mootfl. pepper and sail to suit last, hen pour macaroni or spaghetti urn leacrltxNi above. Mix two-thirds of a up or fine cracaer crumoswitn one-nan up 01 gratea cneese, one-imra ui up of mlted butter and sprinkle over on of macaroni or spaghetti. Bake mill brown and serve hot. -Butter always goes hand In hand with rrad so the tactics of the butter mar et may be here considered. Yesterday H1CSCENS 16c lb. the price reached a new high record for this part of the country, several of the most prominent-brands being advanced to Id cents a two-pound square. Thla la I cents higher than any prices reached here since the .creamery busi ness became prominent. -4JX course, there are all sort of prices In the but ter market rnor. of them, in fact, now than usual. Most of the makers claim mat supplies are still very uoerai, ana they are showing no disposition to dig deeper into the pockets of housewives. This season'1 has been a moat unusual one In the butter market, and for this the average consumer can thank her lucky stars. The average butter-buyer does not purchase supplies Just because it nas a iancy name, it is quality mat oounts, and. sometimes in the most ob scure places the beet quality can be sec a red. and at Plicae that are mate rially reduced front what .fancy-named ones are. e sain g. Eggs are - - getting down to bedrock prlosa and retailers report mora liberal purchases In consequence by house wit. . -jLiiosa 'wdo our one qosen a week when values are up are now pur chasing two or possibly three dosen, Eggs are gettirfg so plentiful that prlees are dropping almost every day and will likely continues to do so unless there la a suddstr cold snap. It ia getting very close to the time of year when egg pro duction is . Increased. Already are larger vupplies In California and the trade of that state is endeavoring to eell some in thla market at lower Tal lies. As everyone here has all the eggs wanted the lower prices are sure to oome unless the long-expected cold snsp materialises. . ' Once upon a time and not so long ago that most people have forgotten, the Portland fish markets were crowded with supolles Of sturaeon. Thla famous Columbia river fish was so plentiful It years ago that It was too cheap to use by many. It was not .until soma asst. em people came out here that the fish " m.vv-v.w ww Vfi.vw WJ1 h LI II IV I II demand for sturgeon was very heavy. The call for supplies became so heavy that fishermen Stayed out in the rlv.r day and night In order to supply the de mand. This resulted In fishing out of nearly all the stock and the once de- r rirn around II and to cents a pound. Columbia river smelt are eo cheap now that they have supplanted almost all other fish on the bill of fare. Qual ity Is now at Its best. The fish are larger than the latter run; being com- damwI mrnH a i ha trial' apUt Awl are firmer than the run which follows. raM Y I. GITY MARKET for; choice cuts SATURDAY SPECIALS Rib Steak 10f Sirloin Steak ......... .12 Pot'Hoast..;.... Qft 8p Boiling'...., 5t 6 Prime Roast 12 l-2 Lamb Stew ..5?) ; ' , Call Early and : Avoid the Rush SPATH & KOEHLER Phonti: ' A2830; Main 2830 r Cor. Fourth and Yamhill Sts. SUGAS CUBED EASTERN HAJIS 12540 10-lb. pail Lard .........910 Mb. pail Lard .GOf Bacon, per lb..... 17 Corn Beef , . . ; . , 5 Tongues, each ,.J50 RESTAURANTS-- f.lARKLTS-- HOTELS And families, dissatisfied with quality, quantity and prices of native or transplanted Eastern oysters, will find that there is no dealer in the city who has facilities for furnishing their wants so satisfactorily as the ROUttEDGE COMPANY WEarGROW OUR OWN OYSTERS AND ARE HOT AFTER THE WHOLESALE BUSINESS of the CITY "West Side Store Phones: MAIN 4500; A5164 East Side Store Phones: EAST 952; B1122 ; "CLEANLINESS OUR WATCHWORD" r)r5ron Creamerv Butter. roll .65d '.uaranteed Eggs, dozen. ...25) )regon Ranch Eggs ..30 Nhite Clover Honey, comb 10c lolland Herrings, keg. . . .91.UU laska Herrinirs. dozen 25 tew Anchovies, lb .15f Large Eels, lb , . .20 tockfish, lb. 15f and ZO rench, Sardines, box. . , ..... ,10jft arge Queen Olives, qt. ... .60 OLUMBIA RIVER SMELT Wholesale and Retail Columbia Fish Co. H-'S Third arid Ankeny Phones: . Main fi: A5558 ERE HEADQUARTERS FOR heese Butter Eggs Butter, lb....... 35 eamcry Butter, roll.. "Of afry Butter, per roll.. ...KOf w laid Oregon Ranch Eggs, dz.35f pod Eggs, dozen. . ... ..0f ne old American Cheese...... 25f rub Honey, new. 2 for. ......35 jesh Tillamook Cheese, lb.....20 lported Swiss Cheese, lb...,40f )mestic Swiss Cheese, lb...... 25 earn brick and Limburger, lb. 25 locirted Rocqiiefort Cheese, lb.BO srrjr Pur uoiaen cream i-oiiea cneese, Honey In bottles' and in bulk. . WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IE OREGON CHEESE CO. ;: . (Inc.) Fifth St., Opp. Olds, Wortman & King. st convenient location in the city. jjADES . J )ASTED p?0 . (THE 'ffiffi$ )RTH-. jfQcerftf. J """.- 111 riHL steady, healthy expansion of every department of the " greater Dresser store is proof of the people's appreciation for a food market where quality and purity are first considera tions; Some items of interest for tomqrrow Specials it , Please consider "Dresser dual ity" when makln comparisons; we do not claim to quote loweet prices on meats, but we guaran tee that meats of similar quality cannot be bought In Portland for less money. Pressor's Pork Lola Chops, tomor row 12 Dresser's Rolled Boasts of Beef for .....I... ...12H to 15 Dresser's 8trloln Steak tomorrow at , 150 Dresser's Shoulder Roasts of Veal tomorrow .....f... ....12H4 Dresser's- Select Veal Sausage 150, I lbs....... ..85V Dresser's Pure Pork Sausar. lb ........... ..,.20 JDresser's "Imperial" Hams, extra choice, right from the smoke house, regular 18c lb. ... . 140 Dresser's "Imperial" Bacon, sim ilar quality to foregoing, regu- 'larly 21c, for 220 Apples Fancy Hood River "Black twigs" special Saturday, box $2.75 Apples Dandy Northern Spy. box SI. 75 Blsmark Herrings 4 slaes, per can 350 650 900 S1.25. Worcester Old English Worcester Sauce, H-plnt bottlee 154 Balaa aCnstard Eddy's Salad Mustard, botUe 100 Cheese Imported Cammembert, In tins each 500 Cheese -Imported Genuine English Stil ton, Vi 750 Cheese Imported English Stilton, earthen Jars f 1.15 and S2.25 Cheese Klmmel Xase, the genuine, each 100 gardlaes Imported Norwegian Smoked . Sardines In oil, can 100 Pure Wines and Whiskies We carry the finest California Wines In glass or bulk, also all the better brands of Imported and domestic wines and whiskies for family use. Special tomorrow. Dewor's "Special Scotch Whiskey, reg ular 11. 1 bottle 1 1.10 Dewor's "Extra Special" Scotch Whis key, regular fl.ss. for S1.20 Baited Goods and Candies These goods arc made on the top floor of the building In clean, airy rooms. We employ only ex pert workmen. Wo give them choicest Ingredients to work with, bnt wo demand quality. We guar antee the latter. Dresser's Nut Loaves, regular 25c 200 Dresser's Layer Cakes, regular ZSo 200 Dresser's Assorted Cookies, regu . lar lOo dosen, 4 doson ...250 Dresser's Uelba Jelly Gums, reg ular 40o 250 Dresser's Cream Caromels, regu lar 40o 300 Dresser's Plnoche, regularly 40c, at 300 Dresser's Strained Honey, regular Ho size 100 regular 25o sis 200. T-TT7TTVT 7 Leading demonstrator with us this week Come in and try JLi-ei.JL acr any of THE WORLD FAMOUS "57 KIND3. FIFTH AND STABK BOTH PHOKES FOR SATURDAY ONLY FOR SATURDAY ONLY I YOUR OCERS. i Fancy Hood River Spitzenberg Apples..;.., $2.50 Fancy Brkft. Bacon, 4-lb. to 6-lb. pieces, lb.;i8s) Standard Breakfast Bacon, 10-lb. - to 12-lb. pieces, per lb. . . . ., . . . . . . .. . ... m ........... . ... . ...,T. Fresh Finnan Haddies,: per lb .20a) Elgin hard wheat Flour, per bbL ........ f4.5tf .Elgin hard wheat Flour, per sack. .,;..i....f 1.20 12 1-lb. cans Minced Sea Clams for. ........ .1.65 12 Is cans A. & L. Oysters for. ............ ..$10 2 11 cans A. & L. Oysters for. ............ . . , . 25 12 2s cans A. & L. Oysters for............. ,f 2.60 2 2s cans A. & L. Oysters for. ...... ........ 45 12 3s carls J. H. Fhckinger Solid PaclrtTomatocs for : ,....?:. ,.51.40 12 2s cans A, & L. Solid Pack Tomatoes... f 1.35 2 2s cans A. & L. Solid Pack Tomatoes..... 25 12 2s cans Yellow Free Peaches... r....n..f 1.70 1 2s cans Yellow Free Peaches............. 15 12 cans Preferred Stock Yellow Peaches. f 2.75 " 1 2H cans Preferred Stock Yellow Peaches... 25 12 cans .Country Gentleman Corn for.......,fl.25 2 cans Country' Gentleman Corn for. ........ .25 Our Prices Average lowest for- Ordinary and Extraordinary Quality. 12 Is cans Farmside Sifted Peas for.. 91.20 12 Is cans Farmside Extra Sifted Peas for... $1.50 12 cans Farmside Tender Cut Beans for...... f 1.50 12 -lb. cans Hawaiian Pineapples for...,,.. f 2.75 Heinz Catsup, per bottle. ...;.15 Pint of Preferred Stock Catsup. . ........... , . ,25 1 jar Imported English Marmalade............ 20 Durkee Salad Dressing, per bottle.. 100, 250, 45 3 cans Boneless Sardines, Js, for.. ......50 1 can Boneless Sardines, Hi, for.. .......... ...35 1 can French Mackerel in oil, j. ............ .20 2 packages Seeded Raisins, 16 ozs., for ......... 25 1 bot. J. P. Smith Pitted Queen Olives, 32 ox. f 1.25 1 bot J. P Smith Pitted Queen Olives, 16 ox... .75' 1 bot. J. P. Smith Queen Olives, 16 ox.......... 50 1 bot. J.-P. Smith Queen Olives, 3Kox..,.......65 1 bot, Spanish Queen Olives, 14 oz. . . ... ........ 30 1 bot. Stuffed Olives with Sweet Peppers, 14 ox. 35 1 bot. Stuffed Olives with Sweet Peppers, 5 ox.. 10 1 quart bottle Maraschino Cherries.,. .75 l pint bottle Maraschino Cherries........ 50 P vOtfn hT) 1 1 1 210 THIRD ST, BET. TAYLOR AND SALMON D. C. BURNS COMPANY Both PhonesMain 616, A1626 if m 11 Never fail to secure the best the world on provide, and they get more of it for their cash than credit would ever dare tb give. No one can afford the luxury of creditexcept they can afford to actually give away 5 per cent or more of their income to the credit" teller. ' Just .'observe the cost, quantity and quality difference when you buy from us for cash.- v v. FLOUR OUR SPECIAL , BRAND $1.15 Per Sack $4.50 Per BbL Carnation Cream, 3 for. .25 Tomatoes, 3 for.. 25 Tomatoes, per do 5 Corn, 3 for 25 Corn, per dot 0 Salmon, 3 for 25 ,ye, 3 forT. 25 K. C. Baking Powder, 25-o. cans 20 A. & II. Soda 5 Corn Starch 5 Codfish, 2-lb. brick... ..15 Force 10 Postum 20 Egg-o-See, 3 for .25 Savon Soap, 12 bars.... 25 Naptha Soap, 6 bars.... 25 Monarch Soap, 8 bars... 25 Codfish Strips, 3 lbs. for 25 HAMS Picnics .10 Cottage r.......ll Eastern Sugar-Cured ....... VZ 1-2$ Skinned 12 l-2e BEEF Boiling Beef, per lb 5t, Ge 7 Round Steak, lb 10 Loin Steak, lb 12 1-2 Porterhouse Steak 12 l-2 Whole Rump Roast 7 PORK Pork' Roast, lb 10$ Fresh Hams, lb 11 1-2 Pickled Pork, lb 12 1-2 Pork Sausage, lb.... .10 MUTTON Leg of Mutton, lb v . .11 COFFEE We make it a point to sup ply Coffee of a grade, flavor and aroma that tatabUah our reputation as coffee provider beyond all question of doubt. Our 4 pounds for $1 cannot be equaled. ;V 'f Monarch Blend, per lb.. 25 1 lb. Loaf Sugar free with every pound. TEA Oar 50c Tea, at, lb.. ...23 Fancy Potatoes, sack.. .00 New Honey ....15 8-lb. box Macaroni.. ....35 3 lbs. pink Beans. .......25 5 lbs. Navy Beam. .....25 2-lb. can sliced Pineapple 15 SYRUPS 1 gal. Sunset Drips..... 45 yi gat. Sunset Drifts.... 25 GaL Maple Cane Syrup7S; THE - ONLY - LARGE - STRICTLY - CASH - MARKET AND - GROCERY - Vi - PORTLAND Groceries FellOWS ffiFCCCFy CO. ri vaa ju BOTH PHONES 2596 Ankcay SL CASH BUVEHS ATI HERE IS SOMETHING OF INTEREST TO THE WOMAN OR MAN WHO PAYS CASH FOR THEIR GROCERIES , . SUGAR Best Dry Granulated, 19 pounds for ... ..........,..$1.00' FLOUR Rose City, highest fancy patent, per sack .'...$1.35 HAMS Best Sugar-Cured Eastern, special, per pound 12 POTATOES Large sack fancy Burbanks, per sack i. 00 Oregon Ranch Eggs, per dozen ....30 3 cans Carnation Cream .....25 5 pounds best broken Rice ....25 12 bars good Laundry Soap .....25 4 large packages Table Salt .....25 Impound Green or Black Tea....... .....25 1 gallon good Table Syrup...... -..,.45 4 pounds Corn or Gloss Starch........ . 25 25-oz. can K. C. Baking Powder. 20 3 packages Mince Meat... ...... .......J-5 3 cans Corn or Tomatoes.... ........... 25. 6 large packages Breakfast Food;..;v.."J25 SPECIAL PRICES TO HOTELS, RESTAURANTS AND BOARDING - HOUSES ''-V. . .. -A-"-- . . yi '!SyM'1 Blue Point Oyster Co. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in East efn and Olympia Oysters, Staple and Fancy Groceries. General Restau rant Supplies; Eggs, Batter, Cheese. 31 NORTH SIXTH ST. - PhonesMain 1910; Home A1910 Good Creamery Butter 60c Per Roll StrfctlyFresh Oregon Eggs,doz.30c full assortment of Aomestlo and forelfa cheese. ? Everything bought from us suaran teed or tnoner refunded it goods arc not as represented.- Ilenion-Ilenley Co. aeV TA30QU it non aunrxrat We Are Still the Leaders :' ' . t: , :J,h In Oregon best Meats, Fish,1 Poultry and Butter.. -.'.We" are going to, make a special 'cut all day Saturday in our meat departmentone well worth your coming to see, , Nothing SatCT&y VD Be SoM Abovo Cz per Pound in Dec? : Just think of that; we also will tell pur 70c Butter at 65c or Two Rclls fcr $1.25 Fresh Oregon Chickens ... . . . Cz Coldesrod Batter, the Very Hcct Cr?. 73c Eggi. per Ddzealvivv fi d J -. J ft m -; , 2Zz dtricuy i rein vrcon c, 3 ccrca Harry.. Weed Llcrlict Cc. - , THE BIG MEAT SHOP Don't Forget the Corner FIRST AND ALDEI1 ZT Z. V.