The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, June 12, 1908, Image 16

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Newspaper Page TextJars at Right Prices " Buy them now . i ."-.. Pints ........... .55c Quarts . . . . . ...... . . . .65c Half gallons . . ; . . ,90c These prices are for baturday and next week only. - . " . v COMB HONEY ... 10c 1,000 MATCHES ; 5c 13 BARS SOAP : ;.25c 1 GALLON SYRUP. N. ...... 1 . . .45c PACKAGE POSTUM w 20c 2 DOZEN RANCH EGGS 45c CREAMERY BUTffcR, ROLL. : 50c BEST CREAMERY BUTTER, ROLL, ,55c GOOD TABLE BUTTER, ROLL. . .. . .45c 1-quart bottle Salad Oil.. ..25c 2 cans. Pineapple . . . 25c Extra standard Peaches; can. . . . . . ....... 15c Extra' standard Pears can.. .". . . . ... . . . ,15c Extra standard Plums, can ... . . . .. ..... .15c Free Basket With Every $3.00 Order 2 large Ivory, Soap. , . . ; ........ . 15c ,2 packages' Acme Matches. .... .......... 15c 8 bars D. C. Soap... . . . . . . . .25c 7 bars Toilet Soap.... .25c THECASH BUYfiR NEVER FAILS Ito MAKE GOOD the peop: Main 1412 FIRST AND TAVLOR STREETS B9 HomeA1412 THE GREATEST VOLUME OF BUSINESS IN THE WEST Is not an accidental achievement, but rather one of steady growth, developed by and through our un swerving principle of buying and selling for spot casfi only. The benefits that accrue to you are in strict harmony with those that come to us. : Both of us buy the better qualiies, in greater quantities, for less money, than those who have failed to' grasp the mighty powerNof Cash. " . . v ' , MEATS! MEATS!! MEATS!!! -loiin OP PORK . - - 'BEEF V . Porterhouse Steak, per pound.... .15 Loin Steak, per pound....'....'. ..,15 Round Steak, per pound 12 Whole Rump, per pound. ....... ... 8 Leg of Beef, per pound . . .... ....................... 8 Porterhouse Roastsper pound . . .............. .. ... 15 Loin Roasts, per pound . . . . .................... ... . .15 Round Roasts, per pound , 12 Pot Roasts, per pound... i.... .8, 9 10 Corn Beef, per pound. ......... ............5f to 8 HAM ; i - Cottage Hams . 13 Picnic Hams ............ ... ............. . . . .llej !4e VEAL, Veal Stew, per pound .......... 8 Veal Roast, per pound... '. 10 Veal Chops, per pound...... .............r..10 Veal Loin, per pound .............................. 12 Veal Leg, per pound. ... . V.12j4 , Veal Sausage, per pound........ ".12 PORK Pork . Roast, per pound .12 Pork Steak, 2 pounds. ........ ...25 Fresh Ham, per pound. . . . . .. . .... ..... .... .-. . . . .12 Fresh Sides, per pound .. ..... .12 Dry Salt Pork, per pound.............. ;..,. 12 VEGETABLES 4 lbs. Gooseberries ...... v....... 25c 8 lbs. dry Onions J ..... . ..25c 8 lbs. Pie Plant .... ... . . ... ...... ; ..25c . 8 lbs. Spuds .v. ............. . ... . . . 25c 4 lbs. new Peas .T . ...... ...25c The Largest Cash Grocery and Market in Portland Violet Pancake Flour . ..... ... ..... . . . . 10c 2 lbs. half skim Cheese. .. . ., ... ...25c One lb. Loaf Sugar ' Free - with every pound of Monarch Coffee at. ......... OurSpetial Brand Flour $1.10Sk. DURKEff'S.PURE SPICES, CAN; ......5c 10-pound' sack Cornmeal , . . . . . . . ....... .30c, 6 bars Naptha Soap . . .......... 25c 3-bar box Toilet Soap ". 10c Eagle Milk . . . , . ;15c: 2 cans Shrimps. ..25c 5 pounds Pink Beans. v.. . .... . ... ... .25c 1 jpackage Fig Prune . . . . ,v. ., v.-f . ... .20c 25 oz. K C Baking Powder. .. ...... . . V. .20c Crescent Corn Flakes, package . .... . ...... 5c 1 pound any kind of 50c Tea 25c Sanitarium Nut Butter; in glass, . ".25c 3 bottles any kind Extract ,25c 3 packages Jello. . ... . ... . . . . .25c Economy Jar Covers,dozen. ...... . . . . . .25c SUGAR, 17 LBS. FOR $1.00 9 lbs. Prunes . ...,25c 7 lbs. Navy eBans . : ... .25c 1 pound Ghirardelli's Ground Chocolate. . ,30c 3 packages Macaroni ................ . s. 25c All package Crackers . . I . . . w ......... . . .20c Carnation Cream, 3 for. . .25c 3 cans Tomatoes.. 25c 3 cans Corn .......... .- . . .'.-.25c All, fancy Crackers, 2 lbs. for. ...... .. ... 25c 2 glasses Chip Beef 25c Shredded Wheat luc LIBRARY VOTING C0N18T k A 1500 ,Zbrr gtrtn wr b)JuUlr An aiennt Bbrmry of lot volumaa inA hndoin (oldra o&k mm will b firm to th lode, aohooL church, club or oclety In Portland Mourinr th Urrwt nnmbtr of Totsa. Votea will b Issued with pald-in-d van c aubacriptions to The Journal aa fol low: On year, $7.60. 7&0 votea, alx months, s.7S, J 00 votes: thro montha, I1.S5, 128 votea; onr month, - (. cents, 40 votes. and verr merchant Mated below will give with each 10-cent purohass on vote. At the cloa of the contest the lodge, school, church, dub or society recelv. Ins; th largest number of vote, will be awarded the library eomplet, with eases. Current accounts when promptly paid are entitled to votes. The libra rv is on exhibition in the window of the east side office. 860 East Morrison street Ballot boxes are located at Holsman s Jewelry etore, 149 Third street: White Front, drug- store, 181 Grand avenue; Watts-Matthleu drusr store, 175 Russell street, where all votes should be deposited. Trade with the following msr- U hchefvrhishsRS W. K. KASKZTU ft QO dry foods, clothlns; and shoes. ISO to 184 East Mor rison street. t BOianoAsT, Jnweler, 111 Third Street Main 181. O. K. EOPSTBATXm. photomphsr. Third street Paclflo 1710. XAJDDUUT TXAJTbSTm Si 9TOB- AOB CO office and warehonae 111-111 - North Sixth street Main 1485. A-148S. TBS B. B. BBAZVABO CO, sporting i goods, 133 Orand avenue. East ttt. LIBESTT OOAJb ft ICS . CO- of f ICS 111 Pin street. Horn A-81Stt. Main 1641. '.-,: :')., ,V" ' TtTLCAB COAX. CO- offlo III Bum side street Main 1774. A-1774. KTJSCH ft OBTBB. merchant tailors, S26 Stark street. Psclflo 300. . OXEOOB VEWI CO cigars and news, 147 Sixth street Vt. B XXJTr, plumbing and gas' fit. ting, 107 WiUiams avenue. East 41X5. B. A.' WX.SOTrg WBZTB VBOBT SBVCr STORE, lt Orand ave. E. 8554. A. K. vmilETT, grocer, 121 Orand avenue, v-iztl. JKt una. TBJl KOOEX. BAVBEB SBOP, finest : snop in tns city, i uuu street HASOITZO TEKPXJ1 OBOCEBT, 880 Tan.hlll. cornar Park. Mala Sill, : A-8717. - CBZCAOO KAXKET, nents. 317 Third street Main is. KOBBISOB BXJSOTBXCAZi CO 111 East Morrison street East 8128, B-1926 WATTS-KATTJtiXU CO druggists, 174 Kusseu street iusst sz. . OB. B. B, WBZOBT, dentist I41H Washington, cornor Seventh. Main 111. AXJCE BZBEB, On mlUlnery, 4 Washington street 8UIU ft PAYWX. wood dealers, rard East Eighth and Main streeta East IS. - ' . BTTTTEB-BXTT BBEAO CO corner Second and Columbia streets; retail 341 Third street BOOBS BBOS east side news deal rs snd confectionery, Williams avenue and Russell street East 4708.- E. A. McADAKS, bicycles and sport ing goods. Williams avenus and Knott atreet East 3482. -MTHUUff ATX. TOBBXXtXiA PAO- umoreiias sna issuer gooda, 844 Wllllame av. C-1004. AJf BTABTOJT, piambing and is fitting. 308 Pine street gas i t?" stABXBT. meats and flab. XIO Orsnd I tvenn. - B-ilSt. East 111. d-econlo'atr OBOOEBT, 371 Rus- .f""! JSTOoerles, . 411 ..p..uia B(, Aiam 47, A-2147. JS. VAT2B. barber. Ill Willi... ' ... UTCXXPra Sj HT.rnrt ..ii -1- . mint. Anc r.-'f umvvrmaa . .v. aiiriuog au SlSln 1871. XaX M. BBTTB. flortnt ika vifti, Ann.' U.Up a i- i s Q1TEEB ' OTTJe nvena a. rrr -m . Asm .on .-." , -u uritaa ave. Jliast 8688. "5ort wood-t,B-"81; East 1081. Offlos t1ur17-m1c. ua Hawthorns avsnua The Frank L Smith Co. "FIGHTING THE BEEF TRUST" TWO MARKETS 226 Alder Street, Between First - and Second Streets. 512 Williams Avenue, Near Russell Street,, Opposite the Williams Avenue School. r Soup Meat . . . . . ...... Plates of Beef Brisket of Beef Liver ........... .Sc Oxtails .& Necks of Beef .....B wi. awiuuroe i'OBASOWj 'j'Uumlth. 38S Orand BAXEB, optician. Blatant. Main 1874. Pr B. J. Mills, as Ill 6th st OSIHWI8T OTB CO sporting goods. Ill 8d st Main 200e! wwrun" OOXjEUAB BABXtWAXB CO hard- ware, mechanics' tools and cutlery. 101 8d st Main (117. B17XXXA CAKXXAOZ W0XX8, Mfgs. and repairers of carriages and wagons, 111 Burnsids. Paclflo 2047. WOODXvAWB TATTVDMV nn -o -v Dry snd Finished Work, Woodlawn 1288. 4Z7 Dekum ave. . , jobb ' BCXinrriTiAi.a-i-s dyeing; quick work. l tth st COXVatXXA PX8B CO. V1h r.T-.tr. V0?iW' Sit8,r- fi- t0- Mai ; A-5654. Third and Ankenv eta. BCBBBX1Z1 Si OO- muli lawn 8; C-1888. 711 Union ave. north. POBTiVAsTB nn a iwma ao tents and swnlnsa. window ivnlnmn porch curtains s specialty. 18 N. Front sa. si. Mstiit Keai estate and lnveet- menta. Room 411 rirhjf iAm u.i '810. ' RUE WORK BY HAflDY YOUTHS School Children's Exhibit of Manual Training Shows . Good Skill With Tools. Th exhibit of school children's work la drawing and manual tratnlna- waa . opened free to the teachers this after noon and will remain so for week' from jtomorrow morning it Is also fres to the children and their parents 'and The manual ; tralnlnr work bttion is that from Honeyman Hard ware company which was offered for prises. It will astonish anyone who has not closely followed the work of tras oepanmeni 01 purine instruction ' to see what the children have ac complished. Desks, chairs, - , tables, tabourettea. book cases, plate racks, electroliers the variety is not less re markable than the excellence of the craftsmanship. A lad from the Failing school 'has mad a canoe which is complete , in everv osrtlcular. Other boys have rigged ships of their own making. This is all the work of boys in the grammar grades. The course extends over three veara. beginning with the sixth grade. T tit-re is a bit of personal Intereat be hind many of the articles exhibited whirr) makes them doubly Interesting, aa for Instance the doll's bureau, con- s;ructed by a lad who had for his tools rmly a saw, a hammer and a lack knife, home of the work Is of a high order pf excellence, sa ths Inlaid checker board. The work is extended throusth ,.th high sofiool snd next terra will in :'! wood: turnliifr, carving, 1 stencil cii ting, leather work and forging. 11 progress tnat has been made in tl o ttrawUig, aud color work, la pot less marked. Miss Esther Wueat, who Is In charge, has a well connected plan of progressive work which includes nature study, design and composition. From the earliest year, the first grade, where the DUDlls are but six vears of aa-a. the color work and black and white are carried on. The great value of this study Is in the original expression of the pupils, for there Is no deadly dull CODVins of other neonle'a ideas. Peo ple who look with an understanding eye win oe charmed with the interest these little . people show in their work and their vivid expression. Nothing more quaintly humorous than soma of their animal studies could be imagined. says Cabbies took MONEY AND LEFT HIM Kazimer Rameika. recently emigrated from Ruaala, wants to find th cabman who volunteered to take him to his brother's home, 284 North Sixteenth .reei, wnen us arrived at the union de pot Wednesday night This morning h wore wj a complaint against Sidney Qfbson and Charles Floger, cabmen. He charges . them with larceny upon his person. . . , ,. .. . Kamelka ' does not deal In English terms, but his brother does, and he told the fouowlng story: Rameika waa helpless to find the address to which he !fhe2,t0 W and so had a slip of paper with directions on It- He gave the pa per to the solicitous cabmen, who, he says, bundled him In the cab fcnd7took him to a lonely spot where he was put ?JafUS th?cbby had searched ; Ills fj? tor . .T'"1:" Then ho was left standing while the cab dmv ntr ,, tils baggage. Later he was arrested for m' oromer was informed 01 his plight . . WILL BE ARBESTED : FOR GRASSY LOTS Portland authorities havs sounded the' jeneu on weeos. ran graaa and rubbiah. The police, under (instructions from Chief Gritxmaeher. 4re going after all offenders asainat the' ordinance nrnvM- Ing for th cars oyaxds and vacant s ...... D1n m T3a4 TtassiO Alltl - 4H A its IDS VA aJvvi aK Brisket Beef, best cuts 6 Necks of Beef, good cuts .... Plata Pnrnrnl Raef ............ Brisket Corned Beef ? Necks of Beef, very llttl bone. . Beef Kidneys Beef Suet Shoulder Roast Beef Chuck Roast Beef Shoulder Beefsteak Lean Corned Beef Rumn Roast Beef, end cut Rump Roast Beef, better cuts Rump Roast Beef, choice lOe Prime Rib Roast Beef, sixth, seventh and elcrhth rib 1UC Prime Rib Roast Beef, ninth cut, choice ............ .lOat Round Roast Beef ..........1049 Round Steak ............... ......lOc) Chuck Steak ....... ...lO Hamburg Steak ., IOst Beef Brains Q4 Beef Tortsrues. rousrh trimmed ,,..loi Small Porterhouse Steak Flank Steak ....12H4 Prime Rib Roast, first J ribs...aH nirioin Roast Beer Sirloin Roast Beef, heavy ......12 "T"-Bon Roast small cut .......12 "T'VBone Steak, small cut. ....i2Ke ljoin BteaK le Sirloin Steak IH Rib Steak, usual cut ...... Prime Rib Roast Beef, rolled 15S "T"-Bone Roast Beef, best cut.... f 51 Rib Steak, best out ........15 Rib Steak, short cut ............. I8f Porterhouse Steak, th best ......lSe Serins Iamb Hlndauarters 1K spring LtmD Lioinunops SDrlns Lamb Rib Chops . BDrins Lamb Frontauarters Shoulder of Mutton . ............ .16) IOC ::::::::m rs .12 He ...MX.-IOS Shoulder Mutton Chops .M.....2H Knuckle of Mutton ..i2H' Legs of Mutton, large ..........12H0 Frontquarters of Mutton ........ .1Q? Legs of Mutton, small 15c Loin Mutton Chops kid Mutton Tongues, per firs tieaas Flo's Feet . Pig's Tails Pig's Hocks Chops ...15 Chops ...154 dozen ....304 and 35) ........ ,.. Shoulder Roast Pork XQi Whole Shoulder Pork lli Pork Sausage t 12Vie it Center Cuts Shoulder Roast Pork ............. Legs of Pork ....... Shoulder Pork Chops ...12m Fresh Side Pork ..iSiiS Corned Side Pork 12H Dry Salt Pork 314 Spar Ribs 12H Leaf Lard, fresh 12Hi Leg of Pork, fanoy out ........lBsi Loin Roast Pork ............... .lo Loin Pork Chops ........IBs) Rib Pork Chops ls? Dried Beef, by the piece. .........1S Mr V7A WVA S Veal Shanks ...... j ' ........ f.lKs either end ..........lot) first cut from the center ....254 Necks of Veal ............. ... li Breasts of Veal ....14 Legs of Veal ..12V Leg Boast or veal, small cut . . . Shoulder Roast Veal ........... Shoulder Veal Cutlets ......... Hums Koasi veai Loin Veal Cutlets Rib Veal Cutlets Hams, whole Half a Ham. Sliced Ham. Sliced Ham. from the center Smith's Siumr-Cured Breakfast Bacon ..........1TH siloed Breakfast Haoon Boiled Ham, wnoie Boiled Ham. alioed . r-resawi uimea seex Beef Tongues, boiled 2 Smith's Pure Lard In B-lL. pails... 6 Liver Sausag ...............1 Head Cheese ... ... ...m.11 Bologna Sausage Frankfurt 'Sausage .............. Veal 6ausage ..: ...12Vi4 Fine irancv urearon nana aoso- lutely fresh ....... ...15 and 184 Chinook Salmon ............... 12 Vis wauout ........ .... Shad ......... .5 4 THE HIGHEST GRADES - OF COFFEE ROASTED IN THE . AT YOUR GROCERS. KnivBODST If you want th beat th market at- fords In Poultry. Oysters and Fish ' Be stir snd call on G.COVACH&CO. 275 First St " W handle this 11ns only. wist idi saumr ohit . Phones A-85J6. Main SSS. t lots. Officers hav been specially de tailed on grass cases for over a week, and some score of arrest warrants will be served Jn the next lew aays. ,,, This momln warrants were issued tnr ths rr.t nf the followinar oersons: O. B. H. Jackson, corner of Seventh and College; John Doe, corner of Wayne and Ht. ciair; mvid fennj, voocn'i aaai tion: E.. 8. Howe. . 871 East Morrison: Emma May Chase, 685 East Taylor. ,.. .t:v , 1 .1 . ". The La Crande Commercial dub has organUiedj A publicity, campaign THIS zs-vo TOV Dalles Diamond and Liberty Bell Hour JB JUDOOaOaXirDlrD BT QMQCEM. OOOS Diamond Roller Mills 232H Washington St., Upstairs. BUCKBEE GROCERY CO. 378 FOURTH Domino Syrup, V, gal. 5e, gal.... 654 Cora Flakes, 4 for... ...... ...... 254 H O Oat MeaL I for.....;..,.,,254 Malta Vita. 4 for. ............... 25s Hunfg Perfect Baking Powder, Ib,.15t Sweet Potatoes, IS for. .......... .25 Golden Gate Coffee," 8 -lb cans . .... 804 Starch. ( lbs. Silver Gloss. 60c Golden Star Soap, S for..,.,. I. ..254 Best Coffee, l-lb......1 ........354 Pl-APpIeB, gal.t.,.r,.......,.164 i Groccries Fellows Grteiy Co. BOTH PHONES 2596 348-350 Ankeny St Boy-Your Groceries Where You Can Save From 10 to 15 Per Cent A Few Specials for Saturday: MILK CARNATION, 95c per dozen; per case .$3.7$ SUGAR DRY GRANULATED, 17 pounds for ...... ... . . . ......... .$1.00 ROSE CITY FLOUR Best fancy patent, per sack .$1.35 BEST OREGON CREAMERY BUTT TER, 2 rolls .....................55c EASTERN SUGAR-CURED HAMS, per pound ......... ..... .... .... lV2c Gallon Table Drips .45c 4 10c packages Table Salt 25c Pound Special Blend Coffee. 25c 12 bars Laundry Soap. . . . . 25c l-lb. can Ghirardelli's Chocolate.. .30c 2 cans Baker's Cocoa .45c 25-oz. K. C Baking Powder 20c MEATS Legs of Mutton, pound 9c Boiling Beef, pound 5c Whole Rump Roast, pound 8c Pot Roast of Beef, pound. 8c Round Steak, pound ....T... .....11c Veal, pound, from.. 5c to 15c SPECIAL PRICES TO HOTELS, RESTAURANTS BOARDING-HOUSES atmrdlay Specials 14-Quart Granite Dishpan 33c Double Boiler, Granite . . . 33c 50-Piece Dinner Set . . . $3.95 Haloes Tea Store Cor. Second and Alder Sts. Phone Main 1706 We Sell the Best 25c Coffee in Town H E JN S 16c lb. Spring Chickens, lb. 25c Best Butter, roll ... 50c RANCH EGGS, 2 doz. .45c Chinook Salmon, 2 lbs :25c Halibut, 3 lbs for. .... . . . 25c Shall Roe, 2 lbs ... 25c Large Shad,: each . . 10c Milchner Herrings, keg. .$1 Crabs. .. ... . ... . . 10c to 15c Columbia Fish Co. THIRD AND ANKENY I '.Phones Main 5 A5558 'SSSnZESSESSSZSSZSSSSSZa CSZSSSSSXSZSSZSXSSSSXXXSSS: 3 y M "VeSellCheapforCash" Columbia River Shad, each... 5 l-argc Kst&vs, cacn ........................ ....... M : SALMON EGGS, ROCK COD, SOLES LARGE SHRIMP SILVER SMELT . ' Shad and Large Crab and Salmon Eggs are "Our Specialty' .The only exclusive fish house in Portland No '" - ; . delivery for less than $1.00. j OREGON CO. LAURENCE HEYES 171-173 Madison Street West End of Madison St Bridge PhonMi . A1024. Main 1024 M