The Oregon daily journal., October 02, 1908, Page 17, Image 17

THC OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENINO. OCTOBER 2, 1008.
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Casfi vs; Gredit
- It juit an old Ury but neverthelfii prof
itable, for nyon to seriously consider. Along
about now the credit- buyer ,wUl begin to receive-
the Jirit-ofJthe-month bill, ind-even now title
kind of a buyer ia beginning to dread the coming
of that near-at-hand day: whereas the one who
buy for'caih ia care tree, 'perfectly, contented
and unmindful of .tne tirtof-tne-month "bogle
man. it might do a worm while iesaon to pre
erve this' advertisement and compare it I pricea
witn tnoae mat tne creau Duyer win una on me
incoming bill. ' Yoll lee that you are paying at
the very teaat 25 per cent and aometimea more for
.the credit accommodation; but, don t blame the
grocer who charges thia excess price, became he
is entitled to- receive interest on the money he
loans: his trade for. JU" days and sonsetwnes more.
If you'ee a new leaf that's wortH turning, over,
in regard to buying brocerjes. better make the
turn right now, .,. .
18 lbs. of SUtiAR
.... . . :-t . . . .
LOO
$1.00 to Each Customer
l ib. Monarch Coffee.'.W. .'; .
1 lb,'cut Loaf Sugar FREE. ; 1 . :
Potatoes, sack $1.25
16 lbs. for 25c - Extra Fancy I
iTry Holly branfl Cream bestof ;all,,dor..0-
FREB BASKET WITH
EVERY S3 ORDER.
1 bottle Ammonia....i........Bf
2 pkgs. Acme Matches....
1.000 Parlor Matches
i cans Corn
3 cana Tomatoes........
1-gallon can Apricots. ......
1 -gallon can Apples so
25-ozrtK. C. Baking Powder.. 80
Mb. can Hunt's Cream Baking
Powder tO
2 cakes Sa polio ...,....1B
1 can Clama 10
1 bottle Blueing... ......of
Durkee's Spices 5 Cents
, Per Can
COFFEE
(W 25 the lb.. 4 lbs. for ft.
very, likely costs you at least 10c
more per lb. when you buy else
where. And then it's a big chance
if you ' get an equal quality or
flavor. Our aof the lb., or lbs.
for SI grade, is a Coffee that no
amount of money can improve in
flavor or quality.
CEREALS .
1Mb. sack Rolled Oats....... 85
10-lb.: sack Rye Flour: ...35
10-lb. sack Farina.. 3
10-lb. sack Graham. 30
10 lb white or yellow Corn-
meal 35
5 lbs. Navy Beans 25
5 lbs. Rice..... 25
3 cant Carnation Cream 25
5 dot. Clothes Pins 5
13 bars Elk Soao 25
6 full-lb. bars Soap 25
6 Johnson Naptha. ; .25
1 1 1ST. ANDssil
(TB) f (0) 2fi
We Are Making All 50c
Teas Saturday 25c
CRACKERS
Largest package, ever offered in
this city ,..50
3 l ib. pkgs....,,..., 25
6 H-lb. pkgs....... ....zd
6 pkgs. of assorted Cakes 25
Big Special Meat Sale
Give Your" Order Early and We Can Give You Better Service.
MAIN-1412 BOTH PHONES A-1412
FLOUR FLOUR
Per Sack 51.10 (OUR SPECIAL BRAND) Per Bbl. $4.25
10-Pound Sack Fancy Pastry Flour 35c
Climax Hard Wheat Flour. 51.25 Sack: 54.75 Barrel
i i
2 1-lb. pkgs. Sea Shell Macaroni. 15 I New Honey 15
3 nkirs. hardwood Tooth Picks.. 10 1 bottle Tabasco Sauce . 25
2 cane Lye 15 3 glasses Jelly 25
SYR
1 gal. Rock Candy Drips '..T5 1 gal. Farrell's Drips 50
1 gal. Columbia Drips 45 1 2tf-gal. Monarch Drips f 1.00
Shredded Wheat lOc
FISH
Salt Salmon, lb 10
Salmon Bellies, lb 15
Blue bark Mackerel 10
Alaska Herring, dox 25
Codfish Bricks ...15
4 lbstrip Codfish 25
BUTTER
Choice Creamery Butter 65
Norway Creamery Butter TO
1 pkg. Crescent Corn Flakes... 6
6 pkgs. Baking Soda 25
1 lb. Cocoanut 15
4 lbs. Sago or Tapioca 25
2 pkgs. Gloss Starch lof
Pure Pepper in bulk
1 pint home-made Chowchow.25
10-lb. sack Table Salt 20
Raisins, 3 packages. 25
.zr
.25
.25
.25
25
BEEF
Boiling Beef ...S-Of
Tot Roasts 0 8
VEAL
Stews 7
Chops ....10
Roasts 10
Veal Sausage... 12
MUTTON
Stew ...,,....5
Shoulders ,.,..8
Chops ... ,..10
Legs .v. .i.lOe
HAMS.
Ticnics ....lVtt
Cottage , .12V,t
Eastern . .10
6 cans Domestic Sardines
3 cans imported Sardines...
3 bottles any kind Extract..
3 bottles Monarch Catsup..
1 qt. bottle Salad Oil
1 bottle imported Worcestershire
bauce 15
Full Cream Tillamook Cheese, per
pound 15te
Half Cream Cheese, 2 lbs 25
1-lb. can Chirardelli's Ground
Chocolate 30
2 cans Pineapple 25
Saturday IsChicken Day
BIO SPECIAL SALE ON PORK
Pork Chops, lb... 10 I Loose Sausage, lb.. 8
Pork Roasts, lb... 10 Link Sausage, lb.. 10
Fancy new Evaporated Apricots 10
Fancy Figs 5
4 okffs. Seeded Raisins.. 25
2 pkgs. Currants.... 25
Sanitarium Nut Butter, in glass 25
Shilling's 3-Star Coffee, lb 30
Puritan Buckwheat, 2-lb. pkg., 3 for 25
3 Cans Oysters - 25c
New Dill Pickles, quart 10
Sour Pickles, quart ,...10
Fancy mixed Sweet Pickles, quart .......... .25 ,
Fancy sliced Bacon, , in glass jars. 10
1-lb. can Chipped Beef .....15
8 lbs. Sweet Potatoes25c
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12 lbs. Onions 25
The Largest Cash Grocery and Market In Portland
Celebrate Golden . Wedding With
Their Grand Children Around Them
IV. r':;. ,77 r.X&
l X , ? V Kit '4 A , hk v -
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Bush of Bush's
landing, Washington, celebrated the fif
tieth anniversary of their marriage, Sep
tember 26, at their beautiful home, sur
rounded by children and grandchildren.
There are 12 of their 13 children, and 27
randchlldren living, almost all of whom
W. Bush, o f Bush's Landing, Washington.
were present to celebrate the golden
wedding.
Mr. Bush was born In Indiana, June 8,
1833, and crossed the plains with a
mule team In 1852. Mrs. Bush was born
In Providence, R. I., February 22, 1842.
Since their marriage, in 1868, they have
lived almost continuously on their farm.
3oth are active and hale.
church era 10
OPEN TONIGHT
This evening the Hassalo Street Con
gregational church gymnasium will be
opened to the public with appropriate
addresses, music, and an athletic per
formance by 16 picked men from the Y.
M. C. A. under. Physical Director A. M.
Grilley. Everybody will be tagged.
The building of and equipping of
this gymnasium with all modern appli
ances and s ho we baths has been warm
ly commended by many people who have
felt the need of such a place for young
people on the east side. A director will
be in attendance and classes will be as
follows:
Monday and Thursday, high school
boys, 3.30 to 4:30; business men, 6:46
to 6:16; young business men, 7:30 to
S:80. Tuesday ana Friday, high school
i ; girls, 8:30 to 4:80; ladies classes,' 2 to
3; young ladies, 6:16 to :16. Wednes
!day and Saturday mornings will be open
'for boys- Saturday afternoons and even
: lngs will be open for games and con
testa. The prayer meeting has been
changed to Wednesday night. Instead of
Thursday. The men's clubs and other
gatherings of the church will be held
on Friday evening.
At the opening this evening Dr. A. A.
Morrison will mane an acaresa, H. M.
Stone of the T. M. C A. will talk on
"Work for Men" and Miss Constance
MccorKie win speaic on "Work for
Women." Music will be furnished by
jnrs. f. a. van nice, hiss cva jonnson.
i iarenca neain ana Mr. a. van in ice with
Mrs. w. a. .Morrow as accompanist.
PERliTllS
FOLLOW LETTERS
Brjan Campaigners Enter
ins Every Section of the
, State to Arouse Voters.
t
- Things are humming up at Democratic
headquarter. Ltrwture' ts being- swoti
ut to all parts of tae rule In big
undies and now organisers are also
following the literature and wtll snake
a rwreetiat canvas of the entire state.
Milton A. Miller, national romanUtee
Ktan, will leave this afternoon for a
tour of the wester end emithem xr-t'one-of
the lie will siwmd two
days In WaaMort" and will
thn on up tHe wii'antte vnf
snd tkrough the soatheni ert of tee
tst.
Joha H. ttewnnon nas already left
Oregon. He will be two weeks In mak
ing his trip and will stir up the Inter
est In the different counties through
which be passes, start the movement
afresh to get. out all the Democratic
voters and have them register, put new
mo into tne old Democratic ciuds ana
encourage the work of the new ones.
The reports comins- into the head
quarters are very gratifying to the state
cnairman ana its co-worsers. ijryan
and Kern . clubs are being formed in
every part of the state. Bryan Inter
est Is growing rapidly In every county
ana mucn encouragement is leu at head
quarters over the present prospects for
victory in November.
New Clnb at Solo.
One Bryan and Kern club was formed
at Hclo last week with an Initial mem
bershlp of 126, and since that time man
new members have been secured. D.
u. Dugger of Sclo was the organize
of the club.
Headquarters have been opened In
Clatsop county at Astoria and the re.
ports from there show that there Is
great Interest being taken In the cam
aign woric ana prediction is made that
iryan will receive a heavv vote In
Clatsop, which is the home of Senator
Fulton. From other sections of the
tJI1A fit nmA ,1am, Im haina (nM
eai growm or Bryan sentiment bi
noted In every county.
THREATENED TO KILL
TOO MANY TBIES
Mose McCrum, who la said by the of
fleers to bo a bad man with a record.
nppearea in tne justice court this morn
mg, having been arrested on a warrant
sworn to by 8. R. Barnes. Barnes al
leges mat McCrum threatened to kill
him, and he wants something doneV to
Krp in peuigerent Mccrum from car-
rrinun mreat into execution.
McCrum Is already under bonds In
Columbia county to keep the peace, hav
ing been arrested there on complaint of
uia wi wno sai a mat he nad threat
ened to kill her. It Is feared that If he
a auuwoa to remain at large McCruen
may carry some of his threats into ef
fect. He was releamul hi r.in. Mn
3600 bonds after having entered a plea
Of not gUlltV. Ha will h irnlmul
Thursday morning.
Golden West Spices ' Could Not Be Better
Like the First Number and Like the First Letter
THEY'RE A-i
CLOSSET
DK VERS
E'ea
g
BOUGHT STOCK AND
NOW WANTS COIN BACK
Charging that T. A. rurhnii r.i.iv
rerreaented the value of Hra n ty,m
Portland Coffee dt Knlcn
equently ravalng him to purchase I7H
shares of the stock. D. U Van de Wiele
Is snelng In the rlrrult court today to
recover It.TSi which he mm
oca per snare, van de Wlele
"'" in company is not a pay-
Ing eoncenw such as Darbado. rltfmM It
win mmr m mat no loet aturh
nony on the pnrcnase of the aharea.
He asks the enart to allow him to re
fund the shares to Oarbade and forro
tH defandaat ta tmw hi k.w k...
t8.T8. ' "
DE. FRANKLIN GOES
TO INSANE ASYLUM
Tar wMr ranea af hnmltf hn
krongha before the sanity eommta-j
Good Creamery Butter
60c
Fresh Ranch Eggs, per
dozen 30 and 35
Skamokawa Butter, roll. . . .70$
Dairy Butter, roll ......... 50
Full Cream Cheese, lb. 15-17
Best Eastern Hams, lb 16
CHICKENS LOWER
TOMORROW IS OUR
CHICKEN DAY
La Grande Creamery
264 Yamhill St.
G. Covach & Co.
DEALER IN
Poultry. Game.
Fresh and Salt
Wafer Fish
Phones Main ESS, A-3SS5.
Specialty, hotels, restaurants and
family trade.
275 First street. Portland. Or.
HAINES'SPECIAL
BLEND
Tht Best
25c COFFJ&E
In Town
HAINES' TEA STORE
Snd and Alder ' Both Phones
The Prestige of Our
Splendid
Juno Coffee
1
Warranted to Give Complete
Satisfaction.
The Product of the Most Fa
mous Plantations in
the World.
35c Per Pound
OR
3 Pounds for $1.00
D. C. BURNS CO.
GROCERS
208-210 Third Street.
iMraf Special la
Come to the markets of THE BOSTON PACKING COMPANY and buy the purest, choicest
' meats at wholesale prices.
. 6c Per
Per
lb.
lb.
lb.
All Pot Roasts of Beef
THIS XM A BIO MOWEY-SAVEB. COMB, TAKB ADVANTAGE.
Boiling Beef.
Shoulder Mutton .... 5c
AT TRUSS FIIOZ8 TOV CAlf'T OBT AS OOOO A QUAIITT aSTWBZU.
Round Steak: . lOc Per lb.
OtT KOX7HD STEAK IS AS GOOD AS THE BETTER AZTD EIOHEB FBICE STEAKS 80Z.D BI.SBWBSBB.
Ham . . . . . . . . . tV2c Per lb.
WE ALWAYS HAVE BBEV X.EADEBS IJT FBICE AHS QUAilTT
Bacon . 18c Per lb.
VOBB BETTBB SfOVB JUST AS OOOD '
WE ADVISE YOU TO SHOP EARLY
THE BOSTON PACKING CO.
CORNER THIRD AND ANKENY. BRANCH MARKET, FIRST AND BURNSIDE.
Our Third Street Market la Only a Few Blocks from Washington All Oara Tnasfes.
Groceries Fallows Gmemv fft. Meals
3M.3H n,k si J 318-359
anxeny m,
BOTH PHONES 2596
HENS
1 6 c lb.
slon and the unfbrtnnates committed to
he asylum. Dr. Harry Franklin who.
It Is said, had a hand too lavish for his
pocket booK and who frequently beat his
mother, was adjudged Insana and taken
to tne state institution.
Marfraret Relsbick. aged to. who lived
at 4 East Fourteenth street north, has
lost her mind from old ace and was
committed, aa was Joe Protanla, a coal
miner who came here recently from
Pittsburg-. He was found on the street.
CTiarice H. Baker.
(Sped! Dteprtcb te Tk JoersaLt
Eocene, Or, Oct 2. Charles H. Bak
er, 14 years, a pfomlnent ettlsen of
Eugene, died at his home In this city
yesterday from a stroke of apoplexy
He bad beea a resident of Eugene since
lilt, coming; from a farm in the He
Kensie raDey, where he settled a few
years before. He was born In Penn
ifi!?"!? n'.rTa four years ia the
Fifth Pennsylvania cavalry In the elrll
He was a former mewiber of
the preaoB leaislature from lane coun
ty, being elected t the houM of rrp
rentaties In lltg. He served two
tnna. He wa a prominent enr in
R- and Masonic circle.
Spring Chickens, lb 18
Spring Geese, lb 17d
Spring Ducks, lb 204
Skamokawa Butter
70c Roll
Ranch Eggs, doz 30
Oregon Money 1 3c
SHRIMPS, 2 lbs 25
CRABS, each 15
Cooked Crawfish
35c Doz.
Largest Stock of Fish in the City
Columbia Fish Co.
Third and Ankeny Streets.
Here Is an Opportunity to Buy Your Groceries
and Meats at Prices That Are Right
PHONE US YOUR LIST
MILK Sunrise or Carnation, per case, $3.75, or 3 cans for .25 '
SUGARBest Dry Granulated, per sack 100 pounds ....t. 95.75
FLOUR Rose City Highest Fancy Patent, per sack .w.?luJ5
HAMS Fancy sugar cured, per pound , . ....1G$
5 pounds broken head Rice 25 MEATS.
1 can Eagle Milk 15 Legs of Lamb, while they last .w.-. 100
2 lbs. corn or gloss Starch 15 Boiling Beef 5
1 gallon Table Drips 50. Shoulder of Lamb 4
13 cans cove Uysters of
1 lb. special blend Coffee 25
1 lb. green or black Tea .25
Special prices to Hotels, Restaurants and Boarding Houses.
Pot Roast Beef 7 and 80
Lamb Stew .4$
Veal 70 to 150
o.
J. Hngta Mffler.
(Speclil D1n.trk to The Josrui.)
Tsncouver. Waah Oot l t u..t.
Aiiiirr. v yeara aiea urtii.nl vMt.rM.
inwnui, v nesi Bixtn street.
this city. Death wss due to heart
trouble. The deceased . .ti..
' imini. ) surrired Dt a m Mnw
The feneral will take place Bnnday from
the family home, later meet te be ia
City cemetery.
ice rnicEs faiaj
WITH TIIE MEKCURY
Now that the furaas i
rland and fifed p and thi
family hrater has received a
ft blarkinr for the winter see
e belna
faithful
THAT SATISFIED EXPRESSION
I on the Face of Every Housewife Who Bakes With
DALLES DIAMOND
or LIBERTY BELL
NONE BETTER. NONE JUST AS Q00D
INSIST AND YOUR QROCER WILL SUPPLY YOU
Or Phone Main 9397
DIAMOND ROLLER MILLS
232 Washington Street. Comer 2nd., Upstairs
FLOUR
poenible for the weary housewife to
our at a etxjerxT ertoe then when the
mercury waa try In to break hot ia
the top f the luhn.
ti .The tre truet has errea notice that
It Isllara-e Baers mt Icm. sca ss saloons and
reetanreiits. ean M huf the
fr 1 rente rr rounds The
rKw" bey th earne frodwrt
fnr M ta er l. Iinia t-e sum
Br mnfiilia th bta net-re ai if cents
and the email S rests per
THE
HIQHEST
GRADE
OF COFFEE
BOASTED
IN THE
AT
TOUR
GROCER
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