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thii Oregon daily journai; Portland. Friday evening, july 24, im.
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IF YOU WOULD SUCCEED TO THE. - LIMITczALWAYS PAY CASH
SUGAR 17 Lbs. $1.00
VEGETABLES
GOOD ROADS BEST
ADVERTISEMEUT
1ST. AND
Convention at Portland Will
Strive for Highway
Legislation.
More earnest Interest and enthusiasm
la bcliix shown In the forthcoming good
roads convention at l'ortlanil thun waa
etfer before displayed by Oregon people.
The varluua countlea ure to ba wall rep
resented, and the deluKates ar coming
W)t" well defined idoaa of what they
want to accomplish In uctuul results
through Oregon's road 1 mprovemant
campaign.
Among tho strongest delegations will
ba one numbering 20 man. headed by
Jndgo J. W. Wonriln ' of Washington
county. They have dlspussnd the ques
tions that are Involved In road Im
provement and hiu propured to submit
propositions that they dealro to soe
crystu.ll7.wl Into leglKlutloti. It la be
ing realized t hroiighotu tho state that
Oregon cannot go far toward belter
roads until there are necessary laws on
tho statute hooks to enable the progres
sive elements In a community or county
to Inltlato and carry out road Improve
ments. VVaahlnKtnn county has built some
good inacaduinUed roads, and the lew
miles built have shown the people
enough to convince them that kood
roads pay. They want more of the same
kind of roads.
"I must respectfully decline to put in
my tlmo and the expenses of my auto
mobile to carry visitors abont Portland
and suburbs." said a local business man
who has been In tho habit of respond
ing to all requests for showing tourists
the city and surroundings wnenover B
call Is made upon lilin and his car. I
"The city of Portland has Its wonder
ful features, and the surrounding coun
try Is a beautiful region for tourists to
visit, but 1 am getting weary of bump
ing over some of the roads that run 1
nast the most valuable hind snd lots.
The owners of these properties would
like to have the city grow and property
continue to rise In value, as a result of
the coming of new peoplo to our city
and state, but when It comes to im
proving; the streets they are not at j
home. ,
"We sre expected to go on Just the ,
same driving visitors about to show:
them the cltv and country, and wending
them back oast filled with enthusiasm .
to advertise Oregon to hoiiieseekers.
What Justice is there In booming thai
property and lands of peoplo who will
do nothing to help their own Interests
or assist the people of the state to 1 in- j
prove conditions?"
These are tho questions that men are'
asking and the attilyde that boosters
are disposed to tuWu toward the moss- ,
back elements or (lie stale uiai negieci
or refuse to help Improve the highways.
(ood roads are necessary to enable peo
ple 10 go about and see the rcsouiees
of. the state. It Is said there Is no ue
trying to sell farms that cannot be
reached by wagon In bad weather, or
town lots where wood and coal cannot
be delivered in winter time because of
tho Impassible condition of roads and
streets.
Carnation Cream, 3 for 25
Carnation Cream, doz..95?
6 lbs. Navy Beans 25
9 lbs. Prunes 250
1-lb. can Ground Choco
late 30
Monarch Gloss Starch,
package 5
2 lbs. y2 Cream Cheese 250
Comb Honey 100
Durkee's Pure Spices,
can 50
Our Special Brand "Flour"
$l.IOSack, $4.25 Barrel
3 cans Tomatoes 250
2 glasses Chipped Beef 250
3 cans Corn ., 250
3 bottles .Vinegar 250
3 pkgs. ToiletPaper. ..100
3 pkgs. Toothpicks 100
y ORIGINAL
ILUgSL-CASH STORE (
Hothouse Cucumbers,
each 50
Fresh Tomatoes, Id. ...100
String Beans, lb. ...... .100
15 lbs. New Spuds ... .250
10 lbs. Dry Onions ...250
Minced Clams
Large Size Can
10c
Per Sack
80c
Free Basket With Every $3 Order
1,000 Matches 60
Force, pk. . 100
4 pounds Head Rice 250
2 cans Corned Beef... 250
2 cans Roat Beef. . ..150
Monarch Coffee 25c Lb.
One Pound Loaf Sugar FREE With Every Pound.
All package Crackers. 200
rioneer Cream, 3 for.. 250
Pioneer Cream, dozen. .950
6 double sheets Tangle
foot Fly Paper 100
5 doz. Clothespins 50
t-l II M '- "
Hires' Root Beer Extract 2Qc
4-Pound Strip Codfish , 25c
A i '- 1 , 1 1 If TT '"TIT "'mi, - -M 1 1 l.lr.lmUIMr-l "i - -VI1 1 -HH&,
13 bars Laundry Soap 250
8 bars D. C. Soap 250
6 bars Fairy Soap 250
3-1 ar box Toilet 250
fi full pound bars Laun
dry Soaps 250
MEMS
MEATS
RIB BOILING 40
SH'LDR BOILING... 5
POT ROASTS 60
SH'LDR STEAK ....70
Mutton
MUTTON
MUTTON
MUTTON
MUTTON
LEGS ...90
LOINS.. 100
CHOPS. . .80
STEW.... 50
Veal
VEAL STEW 60
SH'LDR ROASTS.8-100
VEAL CHOPS 100
VEAL SAUSAGE.120
Pork
PORK CHOPS ...110
PORK ROASTS ...110
PORK LOIN ...... 140
PK. SAUSAGE 80
BUTTER
Good Creamery 45c Best Creamery....-5!c
1 lb. any kind of 60c tea 250
Sanitarium Nut Butter,
glass 250
3 bottles any kind Ex
tract 250
3 pkgs. Macaroni 250
Crescent Corn Flakes,
pkff 50
4 lbs. Sago or Tapioca. 250
8 pkgs. Jell-0 250
3 glasses Jelly 250
Baker's Cocoa 20
MASON JARS -
Pints, dozen 600 Quarts, dozen 700
Yi gallons , 900
Pure Honey, Per Gallon 75c Can
THE LARGEST CASH GROCERY AND MARKET IN PORTLAND!
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Officers of the
Degree of Honor
PERFECTION
SODA
CRACKERS
Enjoy the largest sale
of any soda cracker in
the Pacific Northwest.
"LONG
BRANCH"
(Saltine Flakes) by far
the daintiest, best and
greatest seller of its
kind in the market
"ABETTA"
BISCUIT
A crisp, highly nutri
tious, delicious soda,
cracker, sold every
where at 5 cents per
package.
will be attested
every day.
These are the BIG THREE that give perfect satisfaction, i
by the enormous sales and the demand is increasing
"IT DON'T HURT A FACT TO HAMMER IT"
SAVE THE LABELS, THEY ARE VALUABLE Send us your address for
particulars.
Pacific Coast Biscuit Co., Portland, Or.
Groceries Fellows Grocery Co. ft3?'?
SJ9.35I Out 51 3W-359
BOTH PHONES 2596
Ankeny SL
Pa Cash and Save a Big Per Cent on Your Groceries
Saturday's Specials
17 POUNDS BEST DRY GRANULATED SUGAR $1.00
12 CANS CARNATION MILK 95; 1 CASE, 4 DOZEN $3.75
FRESH OREGON CREAMERY BUTTER, 2-POUND ROLL 55
ROSE CITY FLOUR, FANCY PATENT, PER SACK $1.35
3 Cans Pioneer Milk ... 25
Can Eagle Milk. 15
3 Cans Oysters .25
Sara
J. Warner, Grand Receiver,
Degree of Honor.
t'i?' ? VKHt!, 'Z2Z?, - ' t
-
SHIPPERS ARE READY -FOR
PEACE OR WAR
Representatives of Powerful Interests Gather at Chi
cago, Willing to Listen to Terms, but Determined
to Resist If None Can Re Made.
FRESH P CENTS
RANCH PER
EGGS U DOZEN
Eastern Eggs, 2 dor. for. . . .45
Best Creamery Butter, roll.. 50
Skamokawa Butter, roll.... 55
Dairy Butter, roll 40
Full Cream Cheese, lb 15
Best Eastern Hams, lb 16
Saturday is Chicken Day
Gallon Table Drips 45
12 Bars Laundry Soap 25
2 pounds Gloss Corn Starch 15
5 pounds Broken Head Rice. .... .25
Pound Special Blend Coffee 25
3 Cans Com or Tomatoes 25
1 Can Ghirardelli's Chocolate 30
Pound Good English Breakfast Tea 25
Pound Good Gunpowder Tea 25
10-Pound Sack Graham Flour 30
Mies Sadie E. Moore, Grand Lady of
Honor.
EATS WITHOUT AX
INVITATION; ARRESTED
F&lrm, Or.. J'Hy tt William n.
Cluts'it. n well known n1 wealthy
Marlon county farmer. hai hl Hrp.
on arreated for tr.ja.sina; bf-:
the tpion, Robert McKurlani, aat down
and ate hla meal' In "ln ca-ette's hni
uninvited. MoKarland'a trial hna ben
pet for thl afternrwin. Mr "1aEtt
la the mothrr of K"lf t XlrFarlard atid
la Ciaitcette a third wife.
(Sptrral DltT'trh to Tha Jooraal.l
Chicago. July 24. A determined
fight against Increase of freight rates
by railroads centering In Chicago was
'b"R-un today when a committee of ship
pers appointed by Fred W. I'pliarn of
the Illinois Manufacturers' association
met nt tha headquarters of the organ
ization. W. C. Rrown, senior vice-president of
New York lines, is expected to at
tend the session of the conference on
behalf of the railways. Uphan said:
The shipper.! are willing to meet
representatives of the railways for tho
purpose of finding out what they pro
pose to do, but the fact Is, the shippers
are prepared to fight. A proposition
to Increase freight rates at this time
Is not to be viewed with equanimity . by
those who are trying to foster the re
vival of trade In this country."
Among those present ar: Alfred
Brandels, American Shippers' assocl
tlon. Chicago; Faul Arbenz, Iowa Man
ufacturers' association. Pes Moines
Charles H. Sllgh. Grand Rapids board of
trade; James S: Agar, American Meat
Packers' association. Chicago; W. A.
Vawter. National Association of Man
ufacturers New York. I. Q. Orendorff,
National Association of Agricultural
Implements & Vehicle Manufacturers,
Chicago; Marshall Hall, Merchants' ex
change, St. Louis; E. F. Carry, Amer
ican Car & Foundry company. Chicago;
K F. Perry. National Wholesale Lumber
I'oalers association. New York; O. F.
Bell. National Industrial Traffic league,
Chicago. K. 12. Williamson. Receivers' &
Shippers' association. Cincinnati; Frank
W. Wagner. National League of Commis
sion Merchants, Milwaukee; E. V. llab
cork. National lUrdwood Lumber asso
ciation, Pittsburg; Ira C. rassett. Pitts
burg chamber or commerce.
No action will be reached toly.
mum
AMERICA
mo
SMALL
; Port of Hamburg Shows Bis:
Decrease of Travelers
to United iStates.
tentlon from the kaiser. It Is lesrnod
that In the late action In India, when
English troops were sent against the
tribes of Mahomed more than half th
deaths arheng them wer caused by
cholera. Germany Is giving attention
to the scientific phases of sanitary
problems In the orient, while our Eng
lish and Russian neighbors are striving
for political Influence.
The Wall Klowrr'a RTing.
From the Houston Post,
"lie danced every dance with me."
"He must have thought It waa
charity ball."
Maine's Iat-t Snake Story.
From the lwiston Journal
An old hen with a large fimliy cf
small ehlrkeca was recentr given sn
empty barrel turned down on tta side
for a coop ob the writer's premise
One day r"wrst)T trm hen -ve the !g
r.al of dletresa usd bv all ww4 gran
gers and the hsrrfl was sul-ckir p-ir-rminded
by the fighting members of the
household.
A larr make was fotind in tv Mr
rel and qulrklv lynched. flevernl
tmsrhes srere noticed on the reptiles
bfdv and be was ripped up the hark
with pair f esr and e-ren rhtrk
ens wera fmind rat'ing for breathv
Thmf ar ail ailTe yat
(raltrd rYaas Mstd Wtra.)
1 Berlin. July 14. Investigation at the)
port of Hamburg shows that In 1901
' down to date there have bea 1. 000 leas
! emigrants to the Volted State, than
'during the same time last year, and
j from Bremen 10.000 leaa
! Word comes from Munich of the ar
j reat of a merchant of picture, calle'l
(of the masters, which prove to have
been fal'lfled and the enures of more
than 100, ooe francs' profit to the couo-
terrelter
The German government has Its at
tention rallj with emphasis to tne con
dition pf population on the coast of
Africa, where the bubonic pest Is rsg
Ir.f fiercely Heroic measures are be
ll adopted and receiving personal at-
CAMP STOVES
CAMP SUPPLIES .
But the Best Thing to Have in
Camp Is Plenty of
OCR SPECIAL 25c COFFEE
Oaines Tea Store
ftaeeaa aaa Alaar. rheaa Mala
irov
La Grande Creamery
264 Yamhill St.
Oregon Fish Co.
LAWRENCE HETES.
Mala 1094; A-1034.
171-173 Madison St., Below Front
The only exclusive fish house In the
olty.
10-Pound Sack Corn Meal 35
SPECIAL PRICES TO HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, BOARDING HOUSES
Miasaaaatw'asmMisiiia
THE
HIGHEST
GRADES
OFCOFFEE
ROASTED
IN THE
AT YOUR
GROCERS.
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PARADISE
SODAS
PARADISE
SODAS
he flowers that bloom in the spring, tra la,
Have nothing to do with the case"
The memory of that sweet song, tra la.
We certainly cannot efface.
Appropriately is this true, tra la,
Of the crackers that everyone buys;
The label and carton don't count, tra la.
Tis the contents so eat "PARADISE.?
STANDARD BISCUIT COMPANY
Solm Makurt of Paradise Sodas
PARADISE
SODAS
Ask Tear Orocer.
PARADISE
SODAS
D. C. Burns Company
208-210 Third Street Coffee, Tea and Spices
TO THE CONSUMER i
JUNO COFFEE
BEST VALUE
BECAUSE IT
PLEASES THE PALATE
BECAUSE IT"
ANSWERS THE NEED
BECAUSE IT
SAVES THE MONEY
35c PER POUND THREE POUNDS FOR Si.00 T
Hens. )lgc
Spring Docks t u
Spring Geese ) ID.
Rt Butter, roll 50?
Ranch Egg, dozen 25
Cooked Crawfish
Dozen 35c
COLUMBIA
FISH CO.
Fhones Main 5,
Cor. Third and Ankeny Su.
13
None Better -None
"Just as Good
nrsTST awo Ttrtrm evocss
U iistlt tm m
Dalles Diamoni or Liberty Bell
FLOUR
IVr ! sTsvit a4 Oroe ft
diamond roirr" ;i