The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, August 28, 1908, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON PAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 28, 1008. 13 . CHARTER REVISIONISTS MEET TONIGHT AT HALL PRACTICE CASH PAYING AND PREACH IT TOO TonlRlit will murk Ihfe flint buNltmii inert lug of the rlmrlcr revlulo!) ('(milliliter und t lie inrm- brri will In- calli'd to orjrr by 4 C'halrinan Heniy K. Mofllnu t 4 Jt o'clock In thn council clmnibrr. 4 rtfiiutu of I'diiuiilt lim will b holird In 1 1 fii iiicc to llir il;m of gov i ninrn t in lu dlncuityetl by the n vision romrnlttrr and . by thr com in I '.Ice on order of Inislncm mid procrilurr. It Is nol (.ici'lci1 Hint tb inrnilx'r.t will endeavor to do much more trmlitlit than to out- line ih.li work for the enmilnn weekh In which they have to complete the l.'i.sk which was cut nut for them by the council. From nil Indications the members are taklnK n ureal Interna In the work and It I ant Icipal ed that i' of the siK-crcdiiiK meetlnna 4 will he alten.led by practically a full membership. The Cash Buyer Is the most independent buyer on earth. He is the one who says how much or how little he will accept for hit money in fact, it's the cash that commands the situation all along the line. That'i why, when you buy here, you receive the best quality that the world can give at the lowest prices named. It's spot cash buying and spot cash selling that does it. Come and see how good it makes you feel to always pay spot cash. Saturday Specials AT Till: THEATRES Musical Novelty t Orphown. Jence I,. Laeky'w musical novelty, "A Nlht on a House Hohi," Is one of the most entertaining little musical com edies shown In vaudeville. The setting la a houeeboat rhIIv decorated with Japanese hinterys 'l,ft louiiKlnn around on' the deck are a number of athletically Inclined ?lrls and boys out for a Fourth of July celebration. Basque Onnd Orrf'rri Quartet. Next week there will be something (Join In the wfty of grand opera singing j at the Orpheum theatre when the; French vocalists known as the llasque , Grand Opera Qunrtet In their bright cos- , tumes and brilliant singing furnish the; classical flavor to the bill. I The Teddy Girl at the Oaks. One Of the brightest and prettiest choruses ever seen In Portland Is to bo found with the Teddy Girl at the Oaks this week. The girls are graceful dan cers and have good voices. , Charles Flgg, Dave (.'aston and Allen Curtis form a trio of comediajis worth going miles to see. "The Confessions of a Wife." Thoroughly satisfied audiences have greeted each performance of the In teresting melodrama at the I.yrlc. "Th'i ConfessFons of a Wife." Particularly strong Is the confessional In the third act In which the young leading woman, Warda Howard, does some remurli.ilily clever acting. For the coming week, "A Celebrated Case," a thrilling histori cal drama Is to be produced. Sugar 17 Pounds $1.00 Mason Jars, pints, dozen iO Quarts, per iluxen 70 Half gallon, per dozen UO J (aim llestene (same as Dutch Cleanser ) , . . ' 1 B !) bottles Monarch Catsup 'ZTth 3 bottles Monarch Vinegar . ...14ftr Mi-lh. sack Suit -lOt 10-lb. sack Salt 2 BUTTER Be-t Creamery 65c Rl. 3 Ivory Salt 2S4 5 lbs. Head Ith e 25c ." lbs. Navv Hearts UrtC 2 pkgs. S.m shell Macaroni 1 JW 1 lb. Monarch Coffee 1 lb. l,nnf. tfiinr 25 Special brand Flour sack ..Ml. 10 Special brand Flour, hbl 25 Minced Clams, largo size 10( Soaps! Soaps! Soaps! 1.1 bars Laundry Soap S bars ,M narch Soap il bars Fairy Hoap . . (I bars Naptba Soap . . 3-bar box Toilet . . . . 25c 25C 25C 25c 25C full pound bars Ijiundry foaps 25C Cheese 2. lbs. Hslf-Sklm Ful 1 ( 'ream Domestic Swiss . Oregon Swiss . . 25C 15C 25c 17C fresh Vegetables Eggsro755c 25c 25C 25C 5c 5? 1 lb. Sweet potatoes 5f (Jrecn Corn, per doxen 20C Lettuce, 2 for Cueumbers, 3 for 5c 18 lbs. new Spuds ... 6 lbs. String Means ., lbs. dry Onions . . beads Lettuee Ib. Fresli Tomatoes 1st. and, TAYLOR U mr m mm MT mm- w mm m. mm .jr I . - m mm jm Y i5 ORIGINAL ikfCJM STORE ji'-'" -nmiM. i j m,r niHiftwitiiiiHirawHnmamnaMPw B In Jo Other Way Can you get all you want, of the kind you want at the price you want to pay except you buy for Cash. Our experience in Cash buying can br rr. different from yours. We have learned long ago that spot Cash commands the best that the world can give at the lowest prices known. It's r.isy enough for you to prove it on exactly the same lines as we nave. n MEAT Sweet, Wholesome and Healthful MEAT You will see for yourselves the truth of this statement when y"i :slt s am' see Mow our .Hears are Kept. ineie is no ouo-i mmm i . . tit mucii careful Mt tent Ion. Our Meats are never leftxuit on the n.nn'e' ., handled bj e eryone ,.r to cdb-ct ilugt and germs. F.Tim Th time thev t- . ur store until they arc wrapped up lor our customers (uey M i mj.i . . n, ,, cool. BEEF Stew ... 4C Holllng fC and l'ot Roast JC, 7C. 8C MUTTON 'hops IOC Give Your Orders Early and We Can Give You Better Service LJoth Phones Main 1412; A-1412 th :i t l'hnlc Hams ricnlc SAUSAGE Wclne,- l(f Bologna. J for U.lc Liver Sausage, 3 for 25c VEAL Chops IOC and 12c Roasts IOC an I 1 Collage Kami 12'vC HAMS UMiC Cottage l-'tC Coffee ir- ro;is'iii wliy voil get siirh . c!lciil cui'fcc in mi at 25 : ' uirvl. I ' j f urn In fur 9 1 l'0('aiivf we Imiv arul sell the ! r c.ivti hi Teller cfiian tlian anv iitlicr rriccr'. ! ni;:i'ls for $ 1 or 35? vui iHi the rii IK" in hies quality prown 11 ' i ' r fl tTi , 3 for " r i 'i , ,(tn. 3 for I.' ; 1 'l ( .(111. doz,n K l; - fo-e n d I La w I ns .I'i" sii.-ets 'I'.inglefo.u Fly ''l"'r '"I. Clot H."lllH -'m v -( Ma i ma inde, Jar ! S i ft el ( H l es 'i U c - Lers IOC 11 v,c '"in l-'Iake. or Taptoi a 'In .l-llf ( 1 1 a I e H ... in ilet l'a per . oo'hpl,-k.S .. 1'kg. 25C 5C 15c 25c IOC 5C 20C 25C IOC 2C 25C 25c 25C 25c IOC IOC Tea I-roni 25 to 50 per pot;nl we give you all the range nf tea quality known. No mat ter what you may he called upon to pay eNewhere, it is whollv impossible to secure anything better than ours at ro. 2 cans Plnearpl 25c 1 Kngllnh pint homo-maoe Chow chow 25C 3 cans Salmon 25C Baker's Cocoa iOC Carnation Cream, S for Carnation Cream, dozen 9 lbs. Prunes 1-lb can Oround 'hocolatn ... 2 lhs Vi Cream Cheese Comb Honey Imrkee's F'ure Rplces, per can 25C f)5c 25C 30C 25C IOC 5 The Very Best Spuds, per sack $1.25 THE ONLY LARGE STRICTLY CASH GROCERY IN THE WEST EVEN MONEY OFFERED THAT GANS REGAINS LOST TITLE PantaRes' Capacity Taxed. ThiS weeks bill at the Fantugcs is drawing capacity houses. F.veiv act on the. program Is making a big nil. The Ifottomley troupe of sensational flying gymnasts are truly marvelous. In ftessle Greenwood the management is presenting a prima dor.na with a phe nomenal voice. Coming Attractions. Next week the Pantages management will present T'nthan, the armless won der tuitions throughout Furope. This will be his first appearance In Port land: he romes direct from Hammer stein's theatre. New York. Kach day during his engagement lie will drive a .vplnted tram of 'horses through the principal streets of the city holding :l-e r. n. s and guiding the horses with his to. s. linker to )M-n Season Sunday. The sab' of .seats for the opening pet form. He e of the season at Haker Ihiait'r is ii. 'W on and all indications point to a big week for the first at traction, c.i ace Cameron, the dainty little comic opera star, who at the head of lur own large company is: presenting the (great musical h!:, "l.cttlr li'.lly l!niplcs." Fun nt tin' (iraml. Van evl!b "f the cheerful kind Is fee ti l at Drain) tln week Barney Faein and Mls.s Henrietta Hyrm have the i'ip t the bill "iih a dancing act such as has .seldom b-en equaled. "In HoopviMe" i. a hoop-roliine ait which the children will especiiily appreclnlc. Pan Fr.-inclseo, Aug. 18. With the , Attell-JIoran and the C, cins-Nelsnn fights but a little more than a week : off, the fans are being treated to some , tare boxing at the various camps I around the bay and the. betting Is al I ready getting lively on the two matches. ; This afternoon over TOl fans will go to ('roll's Gardens at Alameda to see Attell find Gans box four rounds. The two fighters are to mix It In llvflv j fashion. On.is weighed 137 pounds today and : was busy superintending the ereetto'i of the outdoor, arena that Is to be" used i for the visitors until the time of tie i big flehts. At Owen Moran's camp thei Kngllsh featherweight Is making great progress. tie weighed un pouncls today arm savs will heat Attell In just 1 .. far. Mo ran has met just began training and of experience on Labor sence of Bny large , wagers makes It impossible to determine the exact odds. There is plenty of Ketchel money here, however, and manv fans are eager to bet that the middleweight champion will beat I'apke In IS rounds when the ,two meet at Los Angeles on Labor day. According to the Engineering Record, a concrete tank at Uie San Antonio gas works has been Irf service for thrc years, holding heavy Texas nil with out showing any leaknga whatever, al though there Is a general belief that oil destroys the cohesion of concrete. THE HIGHEST GRADES 0FC0FFEE WASTED IN THE NORTH- WEST AT YOUR GROCERS. COFFEE mm mSjOmVmmm3 tliar be rounds. So "d men since he will have hacl a variety by the time ho faces Attell 10 to 9 favorite over day. Attell Is tne Krigllshman. The Nelson camp Is active, todav. Willis Brltt is planning n fistic carni val for next Sunday when the 1 ann will meet every .. one of his sparring partners for shorts-bout s. Willis Rritt will be the first. The betting on the Oans-Xelson ! fiaht Is slow at even money. The ah- j DISAGREEABLE AT HOME. I Lots of men and women who are ' agreeable with others, get "cranky" at i home, its not disposition. Its the liver. 1 If you find In yourself that you feel I cross around the house, little things worry you. Just buy a bottle of Ballard's i llerbine and put your liver in fchape. , You nnd everybody around you will feel better for It. Price 60 cents per bottle. Sold by Skldmore Prug company. TOKE POINTS TOKE POINTS Hit o' niiirnoy." Edwin Keough & Co will present as the headline act at the Grand next week, "A Hit oTtlarney," which Is a prettv and rialntv little playlet. Dorseh and Russell, the musical railroaders, also have a novrlty which will be a hit. fvcrothy Dayne will appear In a Parisian dlrectolre. Waist Bannon'c sale tomorrow ad, page 3. evening. See Results of I the Meadows fol- I Seattle Races Seattle. Wash.. Aug. 28. yesterday s races at lows. Weather raining; track sloppy. First race six furlongs, selling Ab- bev tlftOi. Walsh. 4 to 1, wen; Miss Fairbanks (HHH, H Wilson, X to 2, sec ond; Anna May (H'S), Koerner 1 to 4. third. Time 1:14 4-6. Pecond race, five and one nair rur- lonczs. selling Miss Hootless (loft). Walsh, S to 1, won; Frieze (luB). Kore ner, 2 to 1, second; El Paso tlOS), Haves, even, third. Time 1:08 4-5. Third race, one mile, selling uaner (1071, Koerner. 5 to 1, won; Agnolo (104), Cotton, 12 to 1. second; John Lyle (lt9), Itettig. 2 to fi. third. Time 1.43. Fourth race, Kremont handicap, six and one half furlongs Toupee (105 1. Mentry. 13 to 6, won; Fern L. (lia. Harris. 9 to "'". second, Gypsy King t6), Walsh. 3 to 6. third. Time :2n L'-ft Fifth race, one mile, selling Henry O (104 1. Harris. 4 to 1, won; Lovey Mary (107) Hayes, $ to 5. second; Ro manoff dci. Cotton, S to ft. third. Sixth race, five and one half furlongs. purse Kerry i 1 l .' c waisn. to . won. Silver stocKing cii.i. t;usseii, 3 to 5, second; St. Francis el:'?) Mentry. 7 to 10. third. Time 1:07 4-5. Time 1:43 1-5. I HAINES'SPECIAL BLEND The Best 25c COFFEE. In Town HAINES' TEA STORE 2nd and Alder Both Phones TOKE POINTS THE MOST PALATABLE OYSTER CRACKERS MADE In your delicious oyster stew, Before you eat drop in a few. STANDARD BISCUIT COMPANY Sola Makers of Paradise Sodas J TOKE POINTS TOKE POINTS Ask Tour Grocer. IG MONEY SAVERS Selling good meats at low prices assure us of large sales therefore the PRICES of our meats are always the LOWEST THE QUALITY OF OUR MEATS IS ALWAYS THE BEST Boiling Beef, per lb. 5c Shoulder Mutton, per lb. 5c All Pot Roasts Li lb. 6c Round Steak, per lb. 10c Leg of Mutton, per lb. 10c flam, per lb. 16V2C Bacon, per pound 18c WE KETAIL AT WHOLESALE PRICES THE BOSTON PACKING CO. Cor. Third and Ankeny Branch Market First and Burnside n'EATl Sm 0 In the GOLDEN WEST it is the best! Around the earth men praise its worth, On land and sea where'er you be GOLDEN WEST COFFEE is the drink for thee! fLOSSET .ft DEVERS Uutto Hares. Butte. Mnnt.. Auk. 2R -Following are the results (if j estc rc1a ram: Weather rlenr. Inn-K rust. Klrst rare, three t'lirlnnir. Renins-- Hurry tunclhope 1 1 "atlic .-rton. 5 t,l 7 tViin; I.ttST f.fe c cj; i , trRc';T- houni. 4 to -. ie.;r.c).l. Mnren iioii. Hut- well. 7 to Id. Il.ifi. lime o.3S. Serorifl rare, four Liming. Belling Jim Mulladv cK'3,. Ormii. 6 tn 2, nn; Beaumont 1 0 5 i . 1' iHnh in. 3 to 1 e-- enrl: File Nun 'lie i. Heatriertor.. 4 to third Time n 4' Third re.ce. iop n':l',. pc-lilng clrehsn cfKclc, F. SuMi:.". ? to 1. w-ip; My ruy (lfi'n Sbrtr.er. 2 to 1 Krc-nricl ; Iwvtlme 4 1 ( Ta;Jir.. T to ?. third. Time 1:44 V Fourth 'rce. on' mile. pt i c nr h atr cThm.re t1'' ro"'er. : to 1. Te-i- t r v II i 1 ' 2 i . Ms! r. K t o 1 . e.-e.n1 . Al il'Ti. PtuarL 1 to 3 iMrd, Time 1 41. Fifth rae. evrn furlonen. nundcai. Jrk Nunnllv ijn. Miller, to 5. won. Hmklm cin?.. Pout 2 to . e. end; Nutlve f-n c'nl', Klr.ohhium. 1 to i. third. Tlm 1 Filth ruce. vnile an'i cjiiteeritn. Portic. Woolun 1&1, Mundern. ? to 6. on; Propeu do.) Mortuntv, to s. eoni1: Kit tlvii. Mr I-aaghlln. n en. Tlmo 1r4S. Kvnth r- t Ir mnA nr. hfttf fur- ! lor, m.M Ril'v Uirhini "llTt. E. Cirk. to 1. iron: .Vv !e (1vi. Mt!lr. t-n. eeon4; Ft Kntrht Us tear (1T). OUa, 1 to X. thlrL Groceries Fellows Grocery Co. ms iiu-oai van ai BOTH PHONES 2596 Ankeny St. Specials in Groceries for Saturday An opportunity to buy your meats and groceries cheap for cash at the big store on Oak Street, near Seventh. PERFECTION SODA CRACKERS Enjoy the largest sale of anv 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. These arc the RIG THREE that give perfect satisfaction,-as will be attested by the enormous sales and the demand is increasing every day. "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. 25 SALT, four 10c packages Fine Table Salt SUGAR, 17 pounds best dry granulated for $1.00 MILK, CarnjtkurjDr Sunrise, ner dozen. COFFEE, 2 pounds special blend for . . 95c 25C 25c 25C 5 pounds broken Rice One pound green or black Tea Two pounds Gloss Starch 15C Three cans Oysters Two cans Shrimp . . . 25C 25c One pound Shredded Cocoanut . . ,20c One can Bakers Cocoa . . 20c One lb. can Ghirardelli's Chocolate 30c 12 bars Good Laundry Soap 25 Legs of Lamb, while they last, lb.. . 10c SATURDAY SPECIAL 10,GOO Rolls CRUA.MlikV HUTTCH At 60c iJimit Hrh Kan. h Skanic ik.iw a rair I'.;:.tt Full Cream ( Best La.:r"-, . roc irc 15 17c 16c Saturday is Chicken Day One can Eagle Milk 15C Shoulders oMLamb. per lb 5C mb. wl ojJLar Special Prices to Hotels, Restaurants and Boarding-Houses. La Grande Creamery None Better, None "Jnst as Good" Ask Your Grocer ! HENS 18c lb. 22c .60 .30 Dalles Diamond Floor AWO Liberty Dell Floor DIAMOND ROLLER MILLS Spring Chicken, lb. Spring Ducks, lb. . Best Butter, roll Ranch Eggs, dor Salmon, 2 lbs Halibut, 3 lbs Holland Herring, keg.$1.00 Large Eel, lb .20? CRAWFISH - ALIVE AND COOKED. Fresh Salmon Eggs Columbia Fish Co. Phones Main 5, A-35!C.