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THE OREGON .DAILY'. JOURNAU PORTLAND. .FRIDAY, EVENING. JUNE IS.
1808.
SUGAR, 17 IBS. FOIt $1.00
9 lbs. Prunes. V. . 25c
7 lbs. Navy eBans "... '"'? 2c
1 pound Ghirardclli's Ground Chocolate... 30c
I packages Macaroni .......... i. ... ; . ; . .25c
All package Crackers 20c
Carnation Cream, 3 for. ............ ......25c
3 cans Tomatoes .................. 25c
3 cans Corn .. i ........ . . . . ... ..,' . .25c
All fancy Crackers, 2 lbs; for. . ... ... .... -25c
2 glasses Chip Beef; . V. . .... 25c
Shredded Wheat : 10c
COMB HONEY- ...... 10c
1,000 : MATCHES ; . . . . I . , .". 5c
13 BARS SOAP ?. ...... ; i ; . . 25c
1 GALLON SYRUP. 45(5
PACKAGE POSTUM 20c
1 DOZEN RANCH EGGS 20c
BEST CREAMERY BUTTER, ROLL , , 55c
GOOD TABLE BUTTER, ROLL. . ...45c
1 -quart bottle; Salad Oil. . I . . .'. , : . .25c
2 cansy Pineapple ,v . ; . . . .. . . . . ; . ... . .25q
Extra standard Peaches can . ... , ; i ; !. . , 1 $?
Extra standard Pears, can. ..,;......... 15c
Extra standard Plujns, can.'. .... . .V. . .' . .'15c
Free Basket With Every $3.00 Order
2 large Ivory Soap;.;V.. A.... v. 15c
2 packa ges Acme .latches . v. . . . . , . . . 15c
8 bars D. C. Soap - ........... 25c,
7 bars Toilet Soap. .......... . ,25c
Saturday Spgdals!. - SaturciyippaEsI
Main 1412 FIRST AND TAYLOR STREETS
Home A 1412
MEATS
MEATS!! MEATS!!!
14c
LOIN OF PORK
Porterhouse Steak, per pound,. .......15$ Veal Stew, per pound. .......,...... ...... ..'.'.; 8$
Loin Steak, per pound . . . . . ,.15$ Veal ' Roast, per pound. , .......... ............. . .10$
Round Steak, per pound , 12$ , Veal Chops, per pound. . ........................ , ,.10
Whole Rump, per pound 8$ Veal Loin, per pound y..,12$
Leg (f Beei, per pound. ...... , 8$ Veal Leg, per .pound. 1. 12$
Porterhouse-Roasts, per pounds... '15 Veal Sausage,per pound...4 ' 12$
Loin Roasts, per pound. , ...15$
Round Roasts, per pound.... :12$ , , ' tJOIlv,
rot Koasts,-per pouna. .ofr, w, xur Pork Roast; oer oound. 12
.per pound...,...........; ..of to f ;. Pork steak, 2 pounds. , . . ;. ...... .25$
"'7 : r CHAM ' Fresh Ham, per pound. ,......,,,., ......12$
Corn Beef,
Cottage H
Picnic Hams
Cottage Hams .V. . ..... . . ... . .13$ -j I resh bides,' per pound. . , . . .... . ... . ; ..... . .
xiya JJry oau ront, per pounu , . . ..... .... . . j-'ay
V- VEGETABLES
8 pounds Dry Onions . . ...
8 pounds Pieplant V .
8 pounds Spuds v . 'i , -i .....
4 pounds new peas .... .
3 cans Tomatoes . . . . . .
3 cans Corn . i . ......
;....;;25-.-.'....;'.25
....... .25
...25
25'
....25
2 glasses Chipped Beef
3 sacks Salt . ... f
2 pounds Tapioca
2 pounds Sago ........... .K
. . . .25
...10
...15
...15
3 cans Lye .......... .25 2 lbs. Tapioca ,15
3 pkgs. Raisins ..... u 25 ' Bottle Ammonia . . 5
3 glasses Jelly ........25 Bottle Blueing ....... ..5
3, cans Tomatoes '. .... .25 Corn Starch .......... .5
3 cans Corn ...... ,4, .25 , 2 lbs. Sago, .......... .15
3 cans Salmon 25 2-lb. brick Codfish... .15
All 40c Brooms ; . : . ...... ;'.7;T : . . . . .30
MASON JARS
Pints, per dozen ', . ... ... .V. . ,-. . .". ..... .S5
Quarts, per dozen . . . . ; ; ... .......... ... . . ... . . .65
Half gallons, per dozen V. . . ; . '.. .... ..v. ..00
Ttie tar&st Cash Grocery and Market in Portland
POTATOES, Per Sack . Ql.OO
2 2-lb. cans Pork and. Beans. . . , J ,!. . , ........ . . .15
4 1-lb. cans Pork arid Beans 25
2 3-lh. cans Pork and Beans. ...h. . .... . . ...25
"r: ; canned meats
2- Ib. can Corn Beef . . . . 15,
l-!b. can Corn Beef, 3 for .25
Mb. can Chipped Beef ...j.. , ...... 15
J-lb: can Chipped Beef,'3 for;.'. . ; . . . ; .25
l-Jb. can Lunch Tongue . . ....... '. . . . . . .15
J-lb; can Lunch Tongue . . ,' .-. . ; . . . . . , ; . ,. . . . ; . . 10
1-lb. (an Sliced Bacon ...;...... .; ............ . 15
-lb. can Veal Loaf, 3 for .", . ..... i . .25
Deviled Ham, large size, 3 for .25
2 cans Roast Beef , ; I . . . . .... . , . . . . . . .15
1-lh. can Chile Con Carne, 3 for . ... ....... . .. .25
Violet Pancake Flour ; ... 1 . 10c
2 lbs, half skim Cheese.. ; . ..... . ... .V. . .25c
One lb. Loaf Sugar Free with every Jf
pound pf Monarch Coffee at:. . . . . . . . JL
Our Special Brand Flour $110S!t.
DURKEE'S PURE SPICES, CAN. ... ...5c-
10-pourid sack Cornmeal . . . . . . . . .:,..'.. 30c
6 bars Naptha SoapV . ...... ...... . . r. . . .25c
3- bar box Toilet Soap; ,t ; .,10c
Eagle Milk . .... ,15c 2 cans Shrimps. . .25c.
5 pounds Pink" Beans 25c
1 package Fig Prune . . . .20c
25 oz. K C Baking.Powder.... v20c
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
2-lbs. Half Skimmed CHeese 25c
:;SI!IKIIG FUIID
: TO
BUILD
I
K. of P. Grand Xodge to
Erect Edifice Here New
: Charter Is Adopted.
' The rnd lodge, KnlghU of Pythla.
for th tt of Oregon adjourned last
-nivht Hfif.r holding the most import-
f itnt -ftnnual aeeakm In 1U hletory. To
V tliinga ot more thfcn ordinary; Interest
tn Pvthisns were done. One wm th
nivivl.lnn hv h cranil lode for an n
nual ainklng- fund of Id per pent of the
receipts of the organisation to ouiia a
permanent neadquartera in Portland ror
The aecond important object of thla
year's convention waa the adoption of
a new charter. Thla was a laDorious
K . tlc urn t ha old charter had to be com
-1 Dletely remodeled to conform to the na-
' t!ona requlrementa- of the supreme
, Indue. . , i '-"""i
IS ; One' of the most Interesting features
of yesterday arternoon's session was tne
Installation of new officers. The newly
elected officers of the grand lodge were
invested with the insignia or tneir 01-
flees and installed after the formal rit-
ual of the order waa read to each. : The
Portland and Rainier teams gave their
fancv drills In third rank work. The
first prise of ,75 was awarded, to the
" Kalnler team. , v ,
, Following is a list of the -standing
'committees appointed by Y Grand Chan
cellor Moaer to act at tne iu meeting
. of the grand lodge, at Pendleton:
Committees sTamed.
' Credentials Robert Johnson, Valley;
C. B. AuBtin, Ashland: W. U Brice. In
. dependence; G. F. Kdwards, Hilton; J.
il. Copland. St. Helens.
Judiciary R, G. JJorrow, Portland; F.
ts TV. Davis, Union; L. Mt CarL Albany;
n Vf.rF, Vinton, McMinnvllle; J, F. Tates,
? .Corvallia. - s '
Grievances F. M. White, Klamath; J.
. xX.i Hicks, Cottage Orove; W. R. Cun
nineham. Canyon City.
Finance F. P. Baumgartner, Port
land; G. W. Knight, Hubbard; F. 8.
Grant, Portland; H. A. Johnson, Balem;
f ' W. G. Hane. Hillsboro.
V' Reports U'. W. Elfert. Medford: U
;A. Whenut, Marshfleld; H. M. lorensten,
- Astoria: A. C Foster, Brownsville; W.
,B. warratt, Meppnerr
PUSH f.1 TO
CLASH 01 THE DIAMOND
Annual Game for Benefit of
Flower Mission Takes
Place Tomorrow.
M Hears and Per Diem M. A. Rader,
Portland: V. C. Brock. Hood River; A.
. - ' F. LeveKar, Coquille; Auguat Hug, El
gin; A. . Montgomery, Helix.
State of the Order M. F. Davis,
T'nion; W. U Bradshaw, The Dalles,
- V. K. Crouch, Portland; T. W. Jenkins,
-Cottage Grove; D. E. Buchanan, Port-i-
land. -J f : :
Printing I R. Btlnson. Salem;' Ed
; ward Bailey. Junction City; Fred A.
: Nuhl, Bandon; W. 8. Maple, Condon;
Otho Ward, Lone Rock.
Warranta and Charters Ducan Mac
Xod, Prlneville; W. B. Dobson, Athena;
T. T. Kahout, Ontario; Elmer Larkins,
r Rules J. P. Kennedy, Portland: J. H.
- Guinn. Pendleton; T. W. Williams,
I Grants Pass: U. B. Dlmmlck. Oregon
City; A. C. Miller, Enterprise. X
Insurance C. J. Bright. Wasco; Nerl
Acklea, Ia Grande; R. G. Connor. Cas
" cade Locks; J. P. Province, Mitchell; J.
N. Dltmar, Granite.
" . Military A. B. Stearns, Baker City;
J. H. Olson, Portland; J. A. Perry, Rose
burg: D. E. Scott, Rainier; R. L. NelU,
feurr.pter. ' .
Necrology J. H. Mlsner,- Portland;
William Hughes, Portland; A. P. Luther.
Olencoe: J. H. Cornelius, Cornelius;
" Henry Tohl,. Nehalem. -
Publicity Willard L. Marks. Albany;
v Clark Wood. Weston; J. E. Bralller, Sea
side; James Walton. Tillamook; J. .-A.
. Chamberlain. Falls City. -
Correspondence W. M. Cake, supreme
' . representative..,- ; . . . ,
: Barry nd Longford Again.
New Tork, June 1. Sam Langford,
the colored mlddlewelaht fiahter. and
Jim Barry, the strong and hard hitting
heavyweight of Chicago, are slated to
mix it r in a six round bout before a
local-club tonight. This will be the
sixth time the two have met. The last
time the colored fighter disposed of
Parry In two rounds. v ...
-The second annual baseball game be
tween the Lawyers and Doctors and the
Bankers' league team, will take place
tomorrow at- I p. m. on Multnomah
field. The players that are to take
rart rank among the best amateurs in
he country. Nearly all have played on
"varsity" clubs In eastern and, western
colleges.
The rivalry between the teams and
their - supporters Is intense, and the
game promises to be hard-fought. Ed
ward Rankin will be umpire.
Governor Chamberlain. Mayor Lane
and President A. L. Mills will open the
ame. Multnomah Held is oetng put
excellent condition, ana tne cnarity
game will be the first game to be
played on the new Multnomah field, the
bent or its kind on the coast.
Already many gay parties have been
made up to attend the game, and from
present indications a record-breaking
crowd win be in attendance. Tne young
ladles of -the Flower . mission have
worked bard to make this event a suc
cess.
The object' for which the game Is
given is the support of the day nursery
at 25 North Ninth street. Here little
tots ud to years of ace are cared for
by competent matrons, assisted by the
young ladies or the mission. The moth
era are thus enabled to earn an honest
living, knowing that during their dally
ion tneir lovea ones are cared ror Dy
mot nerl y nurses.
The young ladles of the Flower mis
sion deserve great credit for maintaining
thla institution, and If the public would
only visit the nursery and see the
healthy, happy little ones. Its useful
ness would appeal more strongly to
them. The mission also looks ud per
sons who are In need of assistance, and
lurnisnes rooa. ciotning, medicine, and
medical attendance. About SO members
do active duty among the poor, distrib
uting feed, etc., and caring for their
wants. The organization Is supported
Get Next to Smith's Ne w Market, 791 Mississippi Ave.
THE OLD DE FRANCO. MARKET
FRANK L. SMITH MEAT CO.
"Fighting the Beef Trust
Wiree Markets
CZT The New Market 791 Mississippi Ave. .
Soup Meat ....3 J Pork Sausage ...
Between First and
Seooad Streets,
WearnsseU
Street.
(The Old Be
rranoo. Market)
TTs Sell Okeay for Cask. .
Live Crawfish
25c Per Dozen
Ccoliccl Crawfish
30c Per Dozen
Fleuty ef Halibut Cheap.
EXASQVAB.TTSS TO 8A1M0W SOOI
ORCGOU FISH CO.
U RENCB HEYE9,
VniTi J094: A-1094.
1.1-173 fcauisos, St Seiow Troat.
by the dues of members, donations by
mends, and the proceeds of the an
nual ball game.
.The linn-tin will h a. fnlinwa-
lawyers and Doctors. R.nir.ra
fitott ,..... C. .Moreland. Catterlln
Fenton P Morris
SInnott IB Toung
Banks tB Sperry
Murohy ...i JH r.mnh.n
Johnson SS Myers
RP Steadman
Wright CF Bennett
Bnons ......... . LF. rvnhi.
Cahalln, Loonegan ..8. ..Powell, Stephens
umpire k. Kan Kin. Game called at
p. m. sharp.
, SQUEEZE PLAYS.
Don't fall Info h h.hlt Of lrnnlrl-.
because the team drops a few games.
Its bad manners.
...
Portland will tu. id. A
breaks even on this trip south.
? e
The telephones at the smoke houses
e worklna overtime.'- (tvnvM,
wants to know how the team is faring
abroad.
Pearl Casey Is back In the game again
iter a tWO-WeeW. lh.no. Tk. tm
dldnt look complete without Peart
Manager McTrri
the California press with accounts, of
the big crowds here during the Festival
week. That 2i,000 aggregate stuns
them.
e
Jack fVrVmn11 nn.k. -V -.
Hal Danslg's. His "umns" mv fh
Beaver first baseman haa Improved 100
per .cent since the opening game. . A
rival ,f or Hal Chase, eh?
baseball. thinks the fans want a
rest and isn't afraid to say it. Mac
Is about rlghu too. The fans do need
rest; particularly the brand that haa
ward tchln the 8eal" ""a ck-
e ' ' I
McCredl, paid the Angels more for
wrj"k Surtns; the Rose Festival
week than the Beavers drew In the en
tire opening week in Ban Francisco, ac
cording to a recent statement. ...... .
t.- ' - J----.- - " ii.r-.V j,.-. . 'v
Down south they like the looks" of
Busher Marshall. , He is coolest, thev
say, wnen the fire Is hottest. We never
had much of a chance to see the at-
Match Fighter Again.. V'
Oakland, Cel., June Efforta are
being made today to bring about anoth
er match between Johnny Murphy and
Lew Powell, who fought six rounds to
f drT Ja' "iKht before the West Oak
land Athletic club. It was one of the
'.re" bouts that has ever been pulled,
orr before the club, and the sports are
anx ou to have the youngsters matched
again. ......
Plates of Beef .... 2 . i .5
Brisket of Beef. . , .......... .5
Liver v . . , 5
Necks of Beef . . 5
Plate Corned Beef ....6
Brisket Corned Beef ..6
Shoulder Roast Beef ....8
Chuck Roast Beef 8
Shoulder Beefsteak .Y.8
Lean Corned Beef ,.8
Rump Roast Beef, end cut. . . 8
Rump Roast Beef, choice. . .10
Prime Rib Roast Beef, sixth,
seventh andeighth rib... 10
Round Roast Beef '. . 10
Round Steak ,10
Hamburg Steak 10
Beef Tongues, rough trim d. 10
Flank Steak 12H
Sirloin Steak :..12
Rib Steak, usual cut .....12?
Spring Lamb Hindquarters. 15
Spring Lamb Loin Chops... 15
Spring Lamb Rib Chops. . . .15
Spring Lamb Frontq'rters 12
Shoulder of Mutton ........ 10
Shoulder Mutton Chops, .12
Legs of Mutton, large. ...12
Frontquarters of Mutton . 10
Legs of Mutton, small .....15
Loin Mutton Chops y...... 15
Rib Mutton Chops , 15
igs' Hocks .... . . ' . ' 8
Shoulder Roast Pork ..... .ilO
Whole Shoulder Pork;. . ;-, .11 J
........12K
Center Cuts Shoulder
Roast Pork 12y2f
Legs otPork ...12K
Shoulder Pork Chops . '. . .12$
Fresh Side Pork .12f
Corned Side Pork. ...... .12
Dry Salt Pork .......... .12$
Leaf Lard, fresh ........ 12$
Loin Roast Pork lS$
Loin Pork Chops .... .... . .15
Rib Pork Chops ,J.5
Veal Shanks ....6
Necks of Veal .. . .10$
Breasts of Veal 10i
Legs of Veal ...... . . . . 12$
Shoulder Roast Veal. . . . 12$
Shoulder Veal Cutlets. . . .12$
Rump Roast Veal . ; . . .15
Loin Veal Cutlets '. 1S$
Rib Veal Cutlets '.15
Hams, whole .15
Half a Ham .........15
Smith's Sugar-Cured
Breakfast Bacon -. .'. . . .17$
Sliced Breakfast Bacon. .. . .20$
Boiled Ham, sliced 30
Pressed 'Corned Beef.. . . . i .20$
Smith's Pure Lard in 5-lb. N 1 '
pails. 60
Liver Sausage ......10
Head Cheese ......... :...!$
Bologna Sausage ..10
Frankfurt Sausage -.10
Veal Sausage ....12$
Fine Fancy Oregon Hens absolutely fresh . . .
Chinook Salmon . .12 Halibut . .... .8
, ... .15$ and 18$
Shad ......... 5f
The Best 25c Coffee
In Town at
HAINES
':.sf " ' i i ' i '"
Te,a Store
Seoond ud Alder 8 treats.
Fhone Ifata 170 8,
c
1
JHE
HIGHEST
GRADES
OF COFFEE
ROASTED
IN THE .
NORTH
WEST ,
AT YOUR ;
GROCERS."
MA ccrrtt j
Journal Wants, lc a Word.
groceries MIoS CFCCery CO. -
BOTH PHONES 2596
318-350
Askeny St
Buy Your Groceries From Us for Cash
And Save From 10 to 15 Per Cent Some Specials for Saturday. V
POTATOESChoice Burbanks, per sack $1.00
SUGAR Best Dry Granulated, 17 pounds for . ,.-.. . . . ... ....... .... . .$1.00
BUTTER Oregon Fancy Creamery, 2-pound roll . . . . .
FLOUKRose City It's the : best, per sack, . . v ... . . .
ILK
! Carnation, 95c per dozen, per case
. 55c
.$1.35
.$3.75
Can Eagle Milk . . 15c
2 Cans Baker's Cocoa K 45c
1-U Can Ghifardelli's Chocolate. .'.30c
2 Cans Minced Clams 25c
3 Cans Pioneer Milk ...25c
2 lbs. Gloss or Corn Starch. . ...... 15c
5 pounds Broken Head Rice. .
2 Cans Shrimps . . . . . . . . .i .
10-lb. . Sack Corn Meal , . . , , . . . ,
4 10c Packages Table Salt . . : .
Pound Special Blend Coffee . .
Pound Black or Green Tea ; .....
... 25c
25cv
...30c
...25c
25c
25c
SPECIAL PRICES TO HOTELS, RESTAURANTS AND BOARDING
. ' HOUSES.
W'A RN IJVQ to the Residents
Qf North Albina
STICK TO THE PIONEERS
DON'T BE FOOLED by the pirates that are gobbling up the meat business.
me
H
H A w.
I MARKET
Meets Trust and Anti-Trust prices. Watch their; quotations and come to usl
. WE GO 'EM ONE BETTER We still sell on credit and make delivery any
! " Iwhere "horth of Russell Street
843 Mississippi Aye.
Wood lawn 1670
Home CI 896
If you want .the test , the market af-
.... . fords la , '
Poultry, Oysters
and Fish f
, Be sure and call on " . '
G. COVACII & CO.
275 First St
We handle this line only.
WXBT SZ9B ; szurnT OBTXiT
. Phones A-3586. Mala BIS.
BUCKBEE GROCERY CO.
POURTH
37 &
Domino Syrup, H sal. 15c, gal.... 65
Corn Flakes. 4. for...... ....... ...25
H O Oat Meal, I for. ........ ....25tf
rilalt a Vita. 4 for ................. 2 5
Hunt's Perfect Baking Powder, lb-. 15
Sweet Potatoes, 15 for..... r..... .25
Golden Gate Coffee, J-lb cans. ... .80d
Starch, I lbs. Silver Qloss.. ....... 60e
Golden Star Soap; 8 for........ ..25
Best Coffee, 1-lb...
tie rf'es, sal.
...............
350
H E N 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
Milchner Herrings, keg. . $1
Crabs. V.. ; . ... . . 10c to 15c
I Columbia Fish Co.
THIRD AND ANKENY. v
' Phones Marn BA5553 v
THIS
is to sxxura tov.strav s
dalles Diamond and
. ,
Liberty Bell Flour
18 XSGOaCMXirOBD BT ETEBT OO09
aaoCEB. . . ,
DicmorJ Roller Mills
232J4 Washington St., Upstairs.,