The Oregon daily journal., April 17, 1908, Page 16, Image 16

, TITO OREGON DAILY- JOURNAL, PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENING. APRIL 17. 1003. :'7- '
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In price. Of court yen will want I ue $mralBbrf wlta xri
e.tra sapplr:er, '"A JV- '
Sunday
k Jow
vale and the ehlMTen wfU tui rooaij
' supplies for hard bolim and coloring.
,' rkia I tha lira vnen mil
V iiv. tk n roa knew in the distant
past when oolJ storage nouses w -'
i .-a .kit n roe purchased u
'the stores were really the recent pro.
' ductlon of the ban. '
m ..... . A nraajnlna' efl
r la to brine- a pea of boUin water
, en ina taoie ana w M c.V . a.. ,i
. Trlve intnutM will emm both white and
v v.yowl 1. mlnutas Jelly them tboroufh-
, rIh only objection to oooklng ,
thi tableand to bringing th.m In In th.
ball la th dlataste lht mmrPrwni
, Java for bceeklni the slieUs Vhe Bnf -
fi.hmaa la teue;ht to dip off tha top of
T-.'hla air neatly with one tt tha
; f oon and ta aat from th boll laths
-asa- cop, but everyone la not so clever.
I'ul the averaae nenllkes to Ut ij
Jn a . p. .hard. he mar Put
' ' To scramble errs teas the number of
i . . - - 7l ni (m mora acta.
. your ".--2-.. -.k rtii
or a many mora m i "
vary llchc Hara ready a wy hot pan
conUlnW elt.d buttar.
rc mixtura, which may ba thlnnad with
ruIkTand atlr rapldly.y Aa Boon aa tha
mm aro curdlad allp. out on buttarod
twit on a puttar and aaaaon and gar-
, pluh with paralay. Vi- v.wi.
r. Tber ara manr way of eooklnf bard,
boiled " n fancy atyleo. jTiat to
at rlvei T duffed ea au traUn:
Hhill all hard-boiled aro and cut
earn In hdvee lemrthwlae. rut xna
Jolka Into a bowl, add two jPoonfu
It chopped paralpy. ona ud "".'f:
blenfula of brfd CTumba. allEhtly
' aoakVid in a llttla milt Pound I these to
. vradlenta together, then rub ttroufha
Sieve. Season carefully with aalt, pap
pTr and nutme.. Kill the white, of
Ft, with th. nUture.;PtacaJ.be"
Slih m?Pni3o Uli'too thickly with
-r.imA hMM and browned Breao
dlah. apri
fntmba. ut th. dish In a notOTan
until th. eggs ara warm. hen aenr.
once In tha dish In wblch they ar.
, cooked. i . . . ' '.,-'
Her. ar. a few ways to prepar. eggs
as given by tha Chloago Evening Ppet:
. &gs U San Malo ar. a disguised
dish. Four hard-cooked eggs, four slices
of tomato seasoned with a llttla salad
oil and tarragon vinegar two tabla
apoonfuls of butter, llttla lemon Juloa.
soma aaplo illy pinch of pepper, tin
watercreaa, chopped parsley or chopped
pistachio nots. two teaapoonfula an
chovy or caviar. . Put th. yolka. but
ter, caviare, pepper and lemon Juice in
a mortar and pound them -until qutta
.,tk . x,it hm In m. forcing bag
with plain tube and fill np the egj
tar aei
K.rkin. . Harve at
fried paralay.
in ifimiiat la a work of art easily ae-
compliatiea. Tak. an egg for a peraon.
separata whites and yellows beat each
. . ... . . . M Ilk. ft hA V
to a froth, add a oup of milk to tha yai-
l.wa. peaung weu, ana wnm mi
hot and skillet la warmed wlUt malted
butter to cover tha bottom stir the
frnthxt whlta llahtlv through th. yelp
Iowa, pour quickly Into th. pan and aat
in ice oven. , ;
In dx mlnutea Open tha oven door
gently and eee If It has puffed high In
brown Uk. from Oia on oarefully and.
InoHnlnr tha edges with a knlu all
around the pan, dip tb. contente'ona
clatter that ba. been warmaa. oprini
aalt and pepper lightly over tb. top and
garnish with paralay.
It Is far mora difficult to poach eggs,
and th. beat plan la to buy tha llttla
poaching pana. Ona can dso get IndW
luck that aeema t. follow th. making
Of pi. crusi, pursuing um itiH v
aon with mlsiortuna In spite of ear.
Mm to dos tha atepe of eoma woman
who try to poach eggs. Th. water may
seem 10 oe jui rigut, a - "f
poaad to be fresh, but when dropped la
tb. watc the whites wtU scatter.
Moffln pans bav. made good egg
poacbara. A vary dainty breanrasi aisn
Is a sllea of -delicately toasted bread
tklbl kHtt,i wnmAm mrxft mith hot
milk and with a poached egg on top.
Km a la orema. according to wnai
a v.mt m rankwl in ihla fashion: SIX
eggs, one gill of cream, on. fourth
pound thinly cut baoon and ona heaping
tableapoonful of butter. Spread th. but
ter on the bottom of a abanow aien.
Krur tn the cream, nreaa n. egga omrw
.. 1 1 . kA - K hartlv WiW tha naHin
In front of tha fir, then place It on top
of tb. egge. with a little of th. liquor.
Haka about alcht minutes and serve.
This dish may be prepared In sraaU
china cases, allowing on. egg 10 wen
case. ...... -, ,
An erg Jelly recipe comes from th.
four eggs, three tableapoonful s of sugar,
tmm i,..r1a of tar. ona half an ounce
or a heaping tableapoonful of powdered
-.. - . . i. h.I .full m rsA
Biaiinv 'tnu iui a i -.
strained Juice of on. lemon.
W. . . 1 1 - . I . I.I. a.MAMBM ifll
rui lav reiaiiiia iuw i
the water, augar andlemon rind and
Juice and stir over tb. fir. until th.
mlitur. comes to th. simmering point.
Ramova from th. fir. and add th. rdka
of eggs, stirring all tha time. Stir over
tb. tire ror a rew aeconas, dui bo hot
let It boll. When nearly cold strain
Into a mold previously rlnsod tn eold
water. If wanted for an Invalid, sat In
little molds,-in Order mat it may ne
served In conveniently smdl quantitlea
110 BOOZE Oil
PULLMAn CARS
Stock of liauldf Sold to
. "Wholesalers and las
sengrs Go Dry.
- i Hrin m r nggirar' ainin. nut. nits v
"i." . K'1" :..i. iin. ar-lls still venr high for this um. or tn.
a s a ii sarwa wr 11 11 iiiiu in Bnuiu j vaa w - v - .
range on little sprigs of fine eraaa.
chopped parsley or chopper p
Racnat with more aspic. Dlt
mato in hot water
nlatarhln.
)Ip the to-
remove skin, slice.
mato In hot water, remove anin, auu.
itv. tk, aalail nil and tarraaon
rrnaini nun . " m v..
vinegar, and lay them on a laca paper
In an entre. dish. Lay eggs on top.
Qarnlsh with ' small cress and chopped
aspio Jelly, . . , -. , . i
Eggs a la Boast ar. nearly. as elahor
ate. 8even eggs., seven tablespnonfuls
of cream- four tablespoonfuls of lean,
rooked chopped ham. two pickled gher
kins, sdt snd pepper, seven slices of
bread about one half Inch thick to cut
out seven cases about an Inch In djam-
l Stamp out th. oases with a round cut
ler. Remove th. centers carefully with
a knife, so tha a thin, hollow case of
bread remains. Dip each cas. for a sec
ond In a little milk or brush over wit
baaten egg. roll In fine . breadcrumbs;
fry them a golden color In plenty of
, smoking hot fat Drain them on white
ar'efully break an egg Into each of
. the cases. - . Put on. tableapoonful . of
cream on each egg, and a durrt of salt
and pepper. Place tha cases in a mod
' .rate oven and bake them tin til the eggs
are slightly set Put a llttla chopped
Butter la cheaper again, but the jrlce
very nign lor inia umv i u
T". b .nn ia Mnr, Kanlrwarri
than expected th. lack of rain caus
ing a smaller spring production than
expected. This may cause storage op
erators to put .away but half of their
usual amount and thus fore. butt.r
prloes to new reoord-breaklng figures
the coming winter and next spring, ;
Chickens are still very high and
scarce and there are practlcdly no tur
keys coming to market at this time.
Geese and ducks are likewise absent
irom me local manteis. i
Meats are advancing in price because
of the shortage In. supplies and the
higher cost in the 'stockyards for live
stock, O. late there has been a general
advance In hams and other , smoked
meats ana provisions.
rtrnltw fh'iw Lseaad Wire.)
6aa rrancUoo, April 17- No more
can the tired passenger on a Pullma
oar order a "refreshing" drink of liquor
to stimulate. bis drooping spirits. ro
on the Pullman ears, for the product
. ... i ... 1 1 1 i. hMn h, rrao
or Vila uiamtar ii" , v. -. w. .vvm - - - ,
In accordance with a decision reached
laat iBDruary ov . tna Kmiiwir
trnlllna ihaaa cara. At that time It WBS
... a I. ft mm .nnn aa ' tha BtOCk
liquor on band had been dlapoeed Of the
Pullmans would become "ary. imm
stock hss been sold back to the Whole
salers. and today every dlvlalon superln-
and Mexico was Inatructed to see that
toe rule against tna eaae m miwr
drinks Is baaed on the prohibition wave
ruo mxront ptX)hibition Uwi art alrdr
pany ia the liquor line have been de
creasing at a rapid rate on this ao-
count , k-
However, annas wui wuvum-
mnA in dinlna-cara. as . these are not
controlled by the Pullman company.
CONTRACT FOR CROOK'S
NEW COURT HOUSE
gpeeUl DwMtck ta The earaal. . .
Prlnevllla Or, April 17-The bond of
John B. Bblpp for the eompldlon of
Crook county's new courthoue. ha
been approved by tb. county court and
the remodeling of the basement and the
work on the auperstrncture will be be
Jun at once. Two blds were offered
It Charles A. Gray of fldem. two by
John B. Shlpp, one by C. C. McNeely
and one by James W. Wright The
thre. last mentioned are Prlnevllle men.
The-contract price for the complete
structure Is l&f.OOO. The bond was
fixed at lle.OOO. At least one wall of
the foundation will by removed and
rebuilt aa It Is adjudged unsafe to
... - lan.a(An bulldinir UPOn 11.
' irk, anurthouaa will DO
entirely
tha woodwork eomoletea py etr
Shlpp himaeir.
. . . W . .. a
was lei iuvui m .. w " - n , .
A Wright but thecontractors Jdled to
complete tneir won u-"' "Vi-..
flcatlons and abandoned It some um
kgo.
CAN COURT COMPEL
PRIEST TO TESTIFY?
Drinking Men
Not1 Wanted
. The above sign Is bow seen la marly
hops and Offices In this olty, because
drlnktn man ere nnrallahla. - ',V
CompetlUon la too keaa and life la too
strenuous for aa employer to keep men
on bis payroll whose nerves are un
steady and whose brdna are not clear.
Every line of business Is beginning
to close Ha doors to drinking men. ;
Drunkenness la m " disease and, like
most diseases, baa Its remedy. , Orrlae
la tha reliable treatment and la sold
under a poalttvt guarantee to effect a
cure or your-money will be rerunaea.
Orrlne Is In two forms: No. 1. Which
can be used without the patleat'a knowl
edge in tea, conee or zooa, ana ria. m.
for those who wish to pe curea.
The euarantee aonllea to both forma.
Mailed In olatn sealed package oa re
ceipt of 11.00. Write for free booklet,
mailed la plain saded envelope. The
Orrtne Co., Washington, UCw Clarke
woodward Drug Co- and' nearly all
druggists la Portland.'
GOOD FRIDAY
IS OBSERVED
of gray stone of the same grade as
the foundation already built It Is to
be completed within a year from date.
The stonework contract wm jwrnp. ay. me ooara 01 iraaa m um .wi.
be relet to Charles A. Oray of Stljm. (exchange were dosed and of the larger
General Suspension of Busl-
'ness in New York and
Chicago for the Day. v
(Ualtag treat Leased Wire.)
New York. Anrll lfj The fact that
ClntA rridav and the Hebrew Feast of
the Passover fdl on the same day this
year resulted In a general suspension
of business In the metropolis. Many
of tha large financial Institutions and
mercantile establishments, aa well as
the public schools, were closed for the
day. The stock exchangee have de-
.I...I - knlllaw Mntll n.vl UnnlV In
UIKIl VMM. rf .
all the churches specld services were
neia auruig we amj.
-as
to
Chleago. April' IT. Good Friday wi
.. I . . nl...piibl n nhlaaO t
mil iiiqi j vw.'vi .ww " m
1 - InatHntlAna rvnl v tha banka
remained ODcn for bualneaa. Special
- a t j I
i rami l nwi onan inr ouimwa.
A contract for a part or this wora igervlc8 were held in ootn tne watnouo
fear ago i ana rrvimaai cuureuoa
mi'nulnri failed to I .
cl-1 vianni, April 17. The customary
m I elaborate church services marked the
observance or Ktooa rnui w uiia
v..i.ui.- th. Ami tfma alnna hi
came to the throne, Kmperor Francis
Joseph failed to perform the ancient
Holy Thursday ceremony of washing
the feet of 11 aged men. On the as
vice of his physicians the aged em
peror was persuaded to allow ono of the
SrcnaUKrB to jiarun iu wuwu ,m
his stead.
(United Preai Leased Wire.)
ri.ii..i Anrll 17. A Question that
would be of Interest to Catholics too
world over whether the law can com
pel a Catholic priest to repeat on the
i. . . iii'.mIaii maiia to n I m
witnaas-aiuiu v. i
-rWlU be answered In a cage on hearing
Xl-T.m nnlitlo.lan and saloon-
keepsr, Is on trial accused of withhold
ing a diamond alleged to have been en-
. , Xw mmt Mm Jm ' B AAI1 A Itlf BTI fM
trustea to niB cr. u ' ' " " . , r " " ;
The defendant declares that he no!
receive tha atone. During the 'prelim
inary bearing before Munlclpa! Judge
1W V'f.L' tha dla
mond in question to the court with the
remark that a penitent thief had given
UNowb,the question arises. Caa Judge
rhatlaln compel the priest to divulge
.hi nm. of the thief? In some states
; ' . . there are statutes which put the secrets
California strawberries are la larger ot th confessional beyond judicial ln
mnlv and the stores are cutting the
l&lliuilim UBnmiiioi ni mi imbdi
supply and the stores are cutting the auirr
price dally, There la a better showing ,
la quality and with the Increased pro-
duction further outs in value may be
Asparaffua im lllnr at thre pound
for 25 cents In th recall ehope becaue
UL uw jemi jjwr iii'iuBiiisV 4uiu vnuivi nisi
lAVl v Yt Avftaxsi Brnlnsr iIawh nualltv. I at srskt.
vi a vajl Ays m m vua w 9 " ae Ba
ting better. Borne small shipments of
-grass rrom waiia waua are arriving
Limited
Special Offer
to fin
Easy Terms at
the Cash
1 IltC
and home production wm -soon bs shown
inAhKK!SaPT. hirhar with advanced
so price, in California. Most supplies now
come irom uva
than northern California stock.
Cauliflower Is getting cheaper. for the
markets now have more than they can
tell
Texas Bermuda onions have arrived
hara and are In good condition.- How
?r. th.r.U notSlng that can beat the
old Oregon stock, even this late In the
season.
Tou will again be able to supply your
t.hia with the choicest salmon In the
wnriii for tha sorlng-summer season on
river m
in a oi .uiuuiuia i
1. a .nii for anv other salmon, no
l.Lri rat..l .hoi,.
Wuae of the non-arrival of several ex-
TMctad steamers irvm n"nu "
plScUcally all the halibut comes from
there at wis time.
New Colombia Grapho
phone (Type BN) and
Complete Outfit, includ
ing your choice of six
10-inch Columbia Disc
' Records, and 200 needles
mL, , . r.1i.n,V!n flrVinlinna iaa a larm rmortArAil
oak cabinet, a noiseless motor, end a beautifully decorated flower
hora, It ia equipped with the patent aluminum tone-arm and the
reproducer. that have made the Columbia Graphophpne famous for
mellow resonance and sweetness of tone. ,. , ' .
The records are regular 10-inch Columbia disc records-beyond
comparison for pureneas d tone, faithful reproduction and absence) of
Sffittt outfit that costo $28.60-n easy terra-d U , sold '
undi ! written " tmaranU which accompanies each machine. Come
,in and let us show you, - - - t.V ," -',
v Sold by yoar dealer,-or by t '
CO:M'MfI A
PXXONOCXVAPH COMPANY ,
X ...
371 Washington St. '
,1'
ly an
skin
has or
anened and the
oualitv. With the com-
!n- f Columbia royal Chinook there is
the Columbia river
fish are of nne
SAVES HAN'S LIFE;
FREED FROM PRISON
(United "teai Leased Wire.) t'
w 1 i--i Anll 1 A nlaia tit
akin six by four Inches In else has
savea a man a me uiu huh
from prison. Louis Deak, a miner, was
terribly burned about the body recent-
id the physicians oeciaea mm a
In grafting operation wouia d. inn
only thing to save his me. xney went
to the county Jail and asked James
Dalley. who was serving a six months
sentence for larceny, if he would part
with enough cuticle to be transferred
to Desk's body on condition that he
would be released. Dalley consented
and the operation was performed. The
miner is now recovering and Dalley Is
a free man. .
Sheet Music 2c.
rifty-cent folios 5c. a
M. Levy's Muslo House.vtl SIth.
AnnlA Show Incoroorate.
Olympia, Wash. April " 17. The Na-
ng
3BUV
mm.
YOUR I - I
TT? U - TT 'rltl 0?
: ' A T ' ' ,- ' "
.Mm
i. We handle Sample Shoes only and ; purchase them
from shoe factories' at ONE-THIRD TO ONE
HALF BELOW REGULAR MARKET : PRICES ;
therefore we are able to offer you the NEWEST
' STYLES AT BARGAIN PRICES and still make
money, so it is "up to you - to .trade with us, as else
' where you will have to 'pay full prices. ;
A 'Big
aulas
PRICES AS FOlLOWS:
Men's $3.60 and $4.00 union-made
tan Oxfords, in all
sizes, go at . ;daueUJ
Women's $3.50," $4.00 and $5.00
tan Oxfords, in the new button
spade last or the popular Garden
Ties and regular cuts; air sizes,
all widths. Sale . do Of
price...... v .$LUO
Misses' and boys' $2.00 and $2.50
tan Shoes and Oxfords, newest
shades, in all sizes. t1 lf"
Sale price d 1 OO
oiic iicc vasvu
2000 Pairs of Finest Black Dress Shoes on Sale at -the Following Prices
Children's $1.50 and $1.75 finest kid and patent I! Misses' $2.00, $2.25 and $2.50 fine Dress Shoes,
v,a riraeo Wi in Knttrtn lar nr lnw r'nte ':" In natnt. vici and punmetal : everv DODular
eafggaaVaVa VII a AaW SMiu eae W aeaaaafe. mu aatai aaavv
1-iA Drase .ho in hutton. lace or low c'tits :'
plenty of the Play Mate styles; all sizes Y(
and widths. Choice of this lot, pair. .... 00 C
Women's $3.00 and $3.50 Shoes for dress, in
an almost endless variety of patents, vicis and
gunrnetal Oxfords, ribbon ties, garden ties
or boots. Choice of this lot, any Qf
size,, pair -Olead
style is here, all sizes. On sale dk Of;
SeiAos.lt
at, pair.......
Men's $3.50 and $4.00 Dress Shoes, in patents,
vicis, gunrnetal, in every new style as well as
the popular ones. A style for evry foot, all
sizes and widths; union-made; low A Qf
cuts or regular shoes. Choice, pair. 0
MwmU Shoe' .'Store Cm.
Corner First and Madison Streets
Branch. Second Street
Near finrnslde
tlonal apple show, orsanlied by Bpo-
kane citisens lor tne purpoaa oi. giving
annual exhibitions of fruit In that city,
has filed articles of Incorporation, In
ttnm r tVim ai llr. A, fltata.
Some of the foremost men of Spokane
are back of the enterprise, including D.
C. Corbln, 3. P. Graves, H. M. Richards.
n. . i m Mriin n n
Corbaley, F. E. Ooodall. H. J. Neely and
othera
Tomorrow and Monday will positively
be the last days for discount on east
side gas bills. Portland Gas Company.
Kayser long sHlc irloves " tomorrow,
I1.S5 at Baanon's. See page. I..
Spectacles $1.00 at Mett sot's.
FALLS FACE DOWNWARD IN A
( ; PUDDLE, AND GIRLS LAUGH
m A I- a naftV TTft tr Blllt
of light brown; a hat of the Sn.lot
or ugn p"",; hl, hnad. and his
fat? ware encased in lemon colored Ox-
for-. . 1" i vvn .a. .flfl hur-
rvhi alonir Oak street to get in out of
!7ln . .Ja Jrvnt his swell toga from
getting saturated: At Fourth street he
started to cross and was compelled to
Side step miniature, sea. With a
f,.m haPattempted to clear the street
car bracks. His foot slipped on one pi
the wet rails and he fell flat on his face
in the pool of water. His pretty brown
derby sailed down the street, and when
the young man arose to his feet his
Easter suit was a sight to behold.
Two young girls who had better luck
crossing . the street tittered and the
youth of the handsome clothes lamented
and lamented loudly. Then he did a
hot foot after his head gear, not caring
whether he got his nice new shoes wet,
and finally disappeared around a corner,
still cursing his rate.
Chickens, Geese
Ducks, Turkeys
BUTTER, roll'. .55c and 60c
RANCH EGGS, doz. . . .20c
Chinook Salmon, 2 lbs . 25c
Halibut, lb. ............10c
Milchncr Herrings, keg..$l
Honey, comb 15c
Large Eel, lb.... ....... 20c
Deliveries for the East Side
daily, north to Freemont,
east to Twentieth street.
. -1 -
Columbia Fish Co.
THIRD AND, ANKENY
Phones Main 6 A5556
DollesDiamond
Liberty BeU Flour
GOOD FRIDAY ALMOST END
OF THE SOMBER LENTEN DAYS
mA i. emnA Friday and all strict
observers of church holidays make this
the climax of the penitential , moi,
which begins with Ash Wednesday. 40
days before Lent, and lastattll Bast-r
Sunday. Good ; Friday. ; comroeiuwi
tha a.- t ha Lord's ' crucifixion, be
comes a day of prayer and when this
day Is over many consider that Lent
has passed and no longer obaerVe their
Lenten vows.
Originally the one day of Friday was
observed as a day of fasting until cock
crow, the hour when the resurrection
wss believed to have taken place. Later
the fast was extended to 40 hours, the
length of time the JLonl lay in tn
tomb, and still later to a period of
40 days, the season of fasting and
temptation in the wilderness.. That is
tha origin of Lent. Now, after this
season of denial when social pastimes
and merriment are relinquished, and
strict observers deny themselves one
or more special things. Good Friday
comes as a climax with special serv
ices in the ritualistic churches.
The Thursday preceding Is known a
Maundy Thursday and used to be ob
served In remembrance ot the day when
the Lri'wanei tne apostles' reet. tn
Queen Elisabeth's time the English
monarch waahd . the - feet of as manr
poor, subjects as they were years old.
The water was mixed with sweet herbs
and after, washing the sign of the cross
was made on the feet and gifts were
presented to the people.
V . vf ' ' "
Hagan's
Magnolia
Balm
. ' . A. liquid preparation for.
, Face; Neok, Arms and
Hands, Makes tha kla
like you want It. Does It
In a moment. It s neith
er atloky nor greasy. ,
t If a harmless, olaaa and
'' refreshlnfl. Cannot bo1 U,
deteotod. Two oolora,
Pink and White. UaaH
morning noon and night, :
' Winter, pHng,ommor
Fall. AKPLS.FREE. .
44 S. Fifth St., Brooklyn, K.T. '
THE BEST
S TODAY
DIAMOND ROLLER MILLS
saai wAJUcnroTOir wtxexxv, ,
- Phone Faclflo 2261.
C. H. BUCKDEE
GROCERY CO.
875 4th,
raonee, Bt, S180, A-8180.
Radio Soap, It bars.,.,..........25v
Bleaching, Soap, 15 bars . . . . . . . . . .25
6ay-Po Powder, 36 pacgages. . . . .
Quaker Rice, Mi -4. for. . f . j . .'. ....ZSd
Violet Wheat, i for . . ... . , . . .25
Quaker Wheat Berries. 4 for...... 25
Hunt's Perfect Baking Powder. .
. 1-Ib. cans ,,." oV. 15
Pie Peaches,'per dos... ...... ,.'...75
FURNA6E
; BEST lTZ'
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Every Furnace We Sell Is Absolutely Guarant-ed
The heating problem is a question In Oregon as wells In tha
' eastern states. Tha one real satisfactory way to solve this problem
is to install a furnace then your home will ba heated perfectly. It
pays to put a furnace in, not only for comfort's sake, but because
it increases the value of your propertyy-if yon erer want to tell, a
furnace installed is a strong selling point.
We make estimates for installing furnace systems complete. Wa
employ experienced furnace men for this work and the work , we
guarantee to be. satisfactory, . . ; b.-;v-x.-;;;- ;-;.v U?s"t:.i
We Selected the
Fox Furnabe
We recommend the Fos Fur
nace. It gives you dean, equal
ized heat cuts your fuel bills
In half. Have pur man call and 1
talk it over with you. . Drop us
card today. - ' -,..-' )
Maintaining Heating
Plants If Our Business;:
Wernamtain our own tin chop,
where we make all the air duett
and furnace pipes used in our
installation work. No charge
for estimates. Inform us ' of
your needs right away.
I IS A nnCDI 7 130 FIRST ST
O. eJ. ivrilVJLI--fIVI-f I NEAR ALDER
Fresh Creamery Butter, roll 60
Other Butter, roll, 40e and 45
Ranch EggsJ stamped, dozen 20t
2 lbs.' nice mild Cheese. i . . .35
Extra fine Coffee, per lb....25e
Blue Point Oyster Co.
WE WILIMOVE TO
Our New Store at
86 Third Street
MONDAY, APRIL 20 ;
The Oregon Cheese Co.
136 FIFTH
Opposite Olds, Wortman & King
55c Pure Gold Brand 55c
A. new brand of butter that beats them
all. because, it IS as (rood as the best
and sells for less.- '''.'- v
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Henion-HenleyCo.
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Wholesale and Retail Dealers in East
ern and Olympia Oysters, Staple and
Fancy Groceries. General Restau
rant Supplies; , Eggs, Butter Cheese.
31 NORTH SIXTH ST.
Phones Main 1910: Home A1910 '
y: We Know
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$ Know, Where
"To set the best -x t& C
C0ffEE25S
in town at . LD.
Haines Tea Store
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