The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, November 27, 1908, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL', PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 27. 1908. STEALS STYLES, MAKES FORTUtlE Woman Poses J as Wealthy Customer and Draws ; Latest Designs, Roma; Nov. 17. Mile. Julia Barber inl'a method of making her. fortune Is not recommended to those possessed of strong scruples, but tt Is none the less orfelnal and worthy of being told. It is. of course, In" Paris that '-'la mode" is created, and the dressmakers and .tailors of other countries pur chase their models from there, j But Mile, Barbarlnl found a better way and for many years she realized good prof" Its by presenting to the chief dress makers of .this and other large towns, in Italy the newest and most exclusive fashions which she procured In Paris by a most ingenious and delicate method. Tlswed JTsw Tsihlons. At the commencement of the season, as soon as the new fashions were out, two people would present themselves in the show-room of one of the largest "magaslns"-' of Paris.; The attendants hastened to wait on a richly dressed young woman, dark, slender and ele gant, accompanied by an old gentle man. . . , The young woman threw herself into a chair and grumbled with a strange foreign accent of the tyranny of fash ions to which she had to submit, and of the bother of buying new frocks, and hardly paid much attention to the "mannequins". who paraded before her with the latest in walking, evening and ball dresses of all sorts. Presently her interest seemed to awaken a little and she drew a little gold pencil and some ivory tablets, on which to write The parade went on and a second as sistant was called to help this hard-to-please woman to make up her mind, and bo It went on for nearly four hours uih til the couple departed saying they would send In their orders later. Upon a recent occasion the two as sistants who attended to the couple were nearly exhausted when a chance movement gave one pf them an Inspira tion. She happened to look In one of the big glasses at the back of the dis satisfied customer and there saw that she was not writing down her orders, but warf drawing, with facile pen, de signs of the latest fashions which were being paraded before her. " "We have something still better in madame will follow me." The old gen tleman was asked to remain where he was. and the assistant conducted her customer to a small fitting room, where she closed and double-locked the door upon her. Then she returned to the old gentleman and told him his compan ion was a prisoner and would remain so until she gave up her tablets upon which she had been making her dH "ve minutes after, they both left the shop to recommence at some other, no doubt, but leaving behind them the lady's labors of the past four hours. Choke Celery, 2 bunches .. . ; ; 15 10 lfts. Sweet Potatoes 25 3 pkgs. Raisins .'.25 Currants,-per Jb... .10 Fancy Cluster Raisins., 15 v -(In 1-lb. packages.) , Seedless Raisins, 1-lb. pkgs. ..10 , Home-made Mince Meat, lb,12 New Honey '-. . . . , t , . ....... 15 4 lbs. choice Italian Prunes... 2 lbs. Silver Prunes. ; ; ...... 15 2. cans Pineapple. , . , '.v. ... , . . .25 Baker's ,and;;.Gbirardelli'a ,u , CocoA , . vV . ... . . .20 2 pkgs. Macaroni ............ 15e 1 can Clams . ; 10 Choice Alaska Herring, doz..30 Cauliflower, head. ., : . .v. a .5 SPECIAL FLOUR SALE Our Special Brand,: f l.lO ' a sack, 94.25 bbl. - Choice hard wheat Flour, il.25 ; sack, 4.0 bbl. v ; ;? : v ' Green ' Peppers, - lb..'. .' Red Peppers, lb. ; , lO 10 lbs. Sweet Potatoes....... 25 12 lbs. Onions .....25 16 lbs. Spuds .......... .. , ..2 3 cans Oysters... ...... ......25 We are making all SOc Teas.. 25 18 lbs. Cane Granulated Sugar, $1 Durkee's Spices, per can...... -.5 1 pkg. Crescent Corn Flakes. t5 1-lb. can Chipped Beef Satur- " day . . . . . . . .V. t . 15 S lbs.' fancy Italian Prunes.. ;25 2 cans Lye,. ... .. ., . . . . .. . .15 I pt. home-made Chow-Chow.25 3 glasses Jelly 25 25 oz. K. C. Baking Powder. .20 1 bottle Tabasco Sauce. ......25 4 lbs. Sago or Tapioca ..25 2 pkgs. Gloss Starch 15 10-lb. sack Rolled Oats...... 35 10-lb. sack Rye Flour., 35 1ST. .AND TAYLOR' Y i5 ORIGINAL Ue37XASH STORE We Sell Oleomargarine, 45c Roll 1 bottle Ammonia...... ..5 2 pkgs. Acme Matches ........ 15 1000 Parlor Matches . ... 1 ...... 5 3 tans Corn . ,25 3 cans Tomatoes... ........ 25 1-gal. can Apricots . 25 Fancy dried Peaches, lb 10 Pastry Spices, can.. ! ..5 5 lbs. Dry Green Peas........ 25 3 pkgs. Gelatine.... 25 Pint jar Horseradish....... '..25c l-gafr can Apples. . . . . . 25 2 cakes Sapolio.i 15 3 pkgs. Toilet Paper 10 1 bottle Blueing t 5 10-lb. sack Table Salt. ...... .20 6 cakes Pioneer' Cleaner, same as Sapolio 25 5 pkgs. Baking Soda..,. 25 6 cans Domestic Sardines 25 3 Toilet Paper 10 16-oz. bottle Mustard 25 Fancy dried Apricots, lb 10 Pyramid Washing Powder, same as "Gold Dust," pkg 15 Ginger Snaps, lb 10 5 lbs. Navy Beans.. .25 6 bars Naptha Soap...... ....25 8 bars Monarch Soap.. 25 12 bars Elk Soap 25 4 lbs. Seedless Raisins 25 Extra Special for Saturday Only, 14 Cans Holly Milk for $1.00 Main 1412 BOTH PHONES A-1412 Give Your Orders Early and We Can Give You Better Service BE5T OF MEATS EVERYTHING IN THE BEST MEATS AT REASONABLE PRICES. , K Boiling Beef, lb ....5, 6 Pot Roasts, lb 7, 8 Sirloin Roasts, lb... 10 PORK Pork Chops , 10 Pork Roasts 10 Loin Pork Roasts 13 Loin Pork Chops . . .13 MUTTON Mutton Stew 5 Mutton Shoulder , T Loin Mutton Roasts.. 10 Legs of Mutton ,..10 BEEF Sirloin Steaks, lb 10 Porterhouse Roasts, lb lO Porterhouse Steaks, lb 10 VEAL Veal Chops, lb. ... Veal Shoulder, lb. Veal Legs, lb.... Veal Loins, lb ....10 ....10 ..12 ..12 HAMS Hams, Eastern sugar cured. '.15j4 Government inspected. Picnic Hams Hj'a Cottage Hams 12j Grand Special- Coffee There is nothing that is quit so satisfactory at coffee for breakfast, and when you drink "Grand Special" you get to the top notch on satisfaction. It is worth 35c per lb., but we sell it at 25 per lb., 44 lbs. for 1 Candied Peel Best Quality Orange Peel, lb. Lemon Peel, lb. Citron, lb.. .20 .20 .25 Specials l-quart bottle Salad Oil...., .25 3 cans imported Sardines.... .25 1 bottle imported Worcestershire Sauce .... :. . .... ..,,15 3 bottles any kind Extract.... 25 Full cream Tillamook Cheese, lb. .'.i.j...... ...... 15 Home-made Mince Meats, pint jar . .......,25 Standard Apricots, can... ;...10 Standard Blackberries, 2 cans. 25 Standard Peaches. 2 cans for. .25 StanfiPrd Pears, 2 cans for.;;. 25, Gal. can Blackberries, can. .,,35 50-lb. sack Salt ....40 3 sacks Table Salt... ...10 Saturday Is Chicken Day Crackers The largest package of Soda Crackers ever offered. ..... .20 3 1-lb. packages 25 64-lb. packages.. 25 6, pkgs. assorted cakes 25 1 Lb. of Monarch Coffee 25c 1 Lb. of Cut Loaf Sugar. FREE! , ' B008-30 Cents Per Dozen Norway Brand Creamery Butter, 7Qo a Roll POTATOES, Extra Fancy, Per ack, Three Packages Gelatine 2g Cent , Three Pounds Fancy Strip CocMiah 3g Cents FREE BASKET With Every $3.00 Order Mince Meat Spices, can ..6 4 pkgs. Corn Starch 25 1 gal. Farrell's Drips 50 5 lbs. Pink Beans 15 S lbs. Tapioca 25 Hominy, quart lO Baker's and Ghirardlli's Cocoa 20 2 1-lb. pkgs. Macaroni 15 Quarts Boiled Cider... 30 1-lb. can Ghirardelli'a Ground Chocolate .30 10-lb. sack Farina ...35 3 bottles Monarch Catsup. . . ..25 1 gal. Dominion Drips ..45 Pints Boiled Cider 20 2 pkgs. Sliced Lemon Peel. ..15 10-lb sack Graham 30 10 lbs. white or yellow Corn meal 35 Largest Cash Grocery and Market in Portland SAY DIRECTORS i ONLY HAD POWER! School Board's Lawyer Says They Could .Not Delegate j Eight to Decide. ' ! Presiding; Judge Oantenbeln Jn the; circuit 'court this morning- heard argu ment on demurrer in the suit brought! byKabie & Kable, architects, against! schoo; district No! '1. In which the ftrmj la endeavoring to collect 112,600 commis-J Blon on plans for ths construction of the Albina high achool. Joseph Simon, who appeared as attor ney for the school .board, made his chief argument on th ground that the board had no authority to delegate discretion ary power vested in Itself and that It was therefor not bound to observe the award of W. M. Somervel, the Seattle expert, who was named as a "Jury" to pass on the plans. Martin . U. Plm end Bolls Cohen, who represent Kable & Kable, argued that ths board had authority to make a contract under aertsin conditions, and that this contract was completed when ths terms were accepted by the archi tects and their plans found to be the best. Pipes said that the competfhg architects had a right to assume that .1 . a. t.lJ 4ab... In .tin ) w. r ti ' h i 5 ram would Le honestly complied with, P udge Oantenbeln took the matter un-." uer (tuviueiitcui. How Can You Expect to Digest Hog Fat? Take any lard-fried food and examine it when it is cold. You will find it covered with a thicks heavy coat of grease that you would not think of eating under any circumstances. That grease is there just the same when the food is warm, -but you do not see it It is the fpfe-runner of indigestion, unless you have the stomach of an ostrich. Cottohne contains no hog fat, and food cooked with it is not only wholesome and digestible, but healthful and absolutely free from hog fat. The reason -is that Cottohne is a vegetable oil product, and not an animal fat. COTTOLENE iS Guaranteed Your grocer Is hereby au- thonsed to refund your money in case- you are not pleased, after having given Cottoltnt a fair test. ' Never Sold in Bulk S01?1?" a p18 ?ith nir- tight top to keep it clean, fresh and whole some, and prevent it from catching dust ana absorbing disagreeable odors, such as fish, oil, etc' Cook BOOk Free Ft 2c "tamp, to pay postage, we will mail , you our new rPURE FOOD COOK BOOK" edited and compiled by Mrs. Mary J. Lincoln, the famous Food Expert, and containing nearly 300 valuable recipes. Made only by THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY, Chicago "Nature's Gift from tho Sunny South" IM HowCfoeap But HowGoo Should be the foremost consideration in the mind of every INTELLIGENT pur chaser of meat.' NOTE THESE PRICES WELL and you will see that they compare favorably with quotationsof others, notwithstanding WE SELL ONLY CHOICE MEATS. , We are wholesalers AND CAN SAVE YOU MQNEY. BOILING BEEF, Per Pound... SHOULDER PORK, Per Pound . . , CHOICE HAMS, Per Pound.. 5c 10c POT ROASTS OF BEEF, Per Pound.'. .. . 6c-8c BtlOp-IZJc 165c A GOOD STEAK, Per Pound. . . LOIN PORK, Per Pound. . 10c 125c EXTRA QUAL ITY BACON, Per Pound..... 18c THE BOSTON PACKING CO, Corner Third andAnkcny TAi Specials Hold Good at Either of Our Markets Corner First and Burnside RAN HUSBAND 0(11 THEN BEAT WIFE Albert Anderson, celebrated Thanks giving day by Rotting very drunk and making a gun play that landed him In jail last night Albert tried to do tip the Sanberg family, but was only par tially successful. He was arrested at 93 H Union avenue by Officer Sherwood on complaint of G. F. Sanberg.' Banberg stated that Anderson broke In his door and chased him out oft ths house at tne point of a gun, after which he proceeded to beat Mrs. Sanberg. .He was stopped In his wild career, however, b" F. Todhunter and O. A. Curtis. The officer after arresting him found the gun in his room. CUPID ALt S3IILES OVER NEW RECORD Cupid, who always lurks around the county clerk's office just before a holiday, ' wore a cherubic smile of unusual pro- portions this mdrnlng. Two new . feathers in nis cap produced. 4 this gladness In the little fel low's heart. He had ascertained that 21 pairs of his victims had surrendered on Thanksgiving eve, and this morning, wherfdi vorce day dawned in the circuit court, there was not a case to be tried. This was the second Friday In the year when there were no di vorce cases to be tried. Usually 4 there- a from tix-- to fwelve. American'; and English locomotives: are to be Used largely on the private railway lines In Austria, about t.OOO miles of which are to be purchased by the government' next year at sv cost of about 116.000,000. - , 'I , 1 1 K '- Tak advantage of Metsger's IS per cent off sale. HI Washington street . Mettger Jewelers and Opticians, 14 Washington st, bet 7th gad Park, but today the Balance dropped to .4 gero. - ' WON REPEATS STORY OF GRAFT Refutes Ruef Defense That Big Jim, and Not Ruef, Owned Supervisors. . y (United Press Luscd WIra.t San Francisco, Nov. IT. For the sec ond time in the progress of the graft trials of former Boss Abraham Ruef on a charge of attempting to bribe Super visor John J. Furey for his vote on the passage of a trolley ordinance, the cur tain veiling Ruefs absolute dominance of the supervisorial board was drawn today. Andrew M. Wilson, a former super Visor, later a Ruef " railroad commission er, told the story of the lnnor workings of the graft machine, on the -witness stand under the questions of the volun teer assistants of District Attorney Langdon and in spite of the objections of Henry Ach. Ruefs counsel. Wilson, once Indicted after being promised immunity because his testi monv In the trial of Tirey I Ford, chief counsel, for the united Railroads, was unsatisfactory, today controverted the claim of Ruef that not himself,. but "Big Jim" Gallagher, his lieutenant and go between, was the master of the boodling board. Wilson recounted a conversation with Ruef, in which the fallen boss, then at the height of-his power, told' him, he as serted, that should Big Jim attain the coveted place of superior judge he, Ruef, desired Wilson to succeed to the vacant place of lieutenant WUson said that he declined Ruefs offer. On the night of Ruefs selsure of the office of district attorney and the sub sequent ousting of Francis J. Heney from the position of assistant district attorney. Ruef consulted with Henry Ach 'and Gallagher. After the. move had ben decided upon, Charles- Heg garty. Ruefs office boy, was sent with a message notifying Heney of , his re moval. Wilson said: Henev's reply, according to Hur- garty, was: "Tell Ruef to go to hell..i . W ..son declared that Ruef cams to him and te the other supervisors with a demand that they, should each -con. tribute 1100 toward a defense fund for him after Ruefs first indictment la con- GOLDEH WEST EXTRACTS Could Not Be Better Like the First Number and Like the First Letter THEY'RE A-! CLOSSET & DE VERS You Will Always Find A FINE SUPPLT OF ALL KINDS OF Poultry, Oysters and Fish AT G. COVACH & CO. Phones- Main 6S5, A-I5S5. 175 ran co a. Jxmmo. nectlon with the French restaurant ex tortion charges. Wilson said the supervisors convinced Ruef that they should notibe made to auhm-rlh to a fund In defense of acts committed before they had become supervisors. ger's. 4( Washington .street ' Two Kew CorporatkMi. T. I-Evans, W. C. Hicks and Fred C. Reed have filed articles of Incorporation of the Columbia Telephone company of Oregon. The capital stock is (1200. The Smith-Wagoner company, a real state firm, with a capital of f 5000, has been - incorporatea- py Marry e. wag-, oner, L. It Smith and . Clarence ft. Wagoner. . j ' . . v lEya.glassea. $1 at Uflxgere. ' ' ; THE HIGHEST GRADE OF COFFEE ROASTED IN THE AT YOUR GROCER fiJ tcrrt Y 0UTHFUL CRIMINAL UNDER HEAVY. BOND Harahfield. Or.. Nov. 27. Judge Hall, acting as Juvenile court Judge, entered a plea of guilty against Tpm Kinnltlcut; 1 years of age, charged with two other boys. Rose and Williams, with having committed a statutory offense. While the boy Is under! age the charge waa so serious that tne reform school was not regarded as sufficient punishment, and the boy was bound over in the sum of $5000 to await the anion of the grand jury. When an ef nr will ha miili to aend him to. the I ncnltentlary. , . , Groceries Fellows Grocery Co. Ankeny St. BOTH PHONES 2596 rJeafs S18-S5D Ankcay SL PAY CASH AND SAVE FHOM 10 TO 15 PER CENT ON YOUR GROCERIES. Saturday's Specials SUGAR 100-lb. sack, dry granulated $575 HAMS Sugar-cured Eastern Hams, per pound ..15 POTATOES Sack choice Burbanks ". v 1.25 FLOUR Rose City, fancy patent, sack $1.35 2 lbs. new Walnuts 35 I Can Baker's Cocoa.. .20 25-oz. can K. C. Baking Powder .20 2 cans Shrimp .....25 2 cans Minced Clams ..25 1-lb. can Ghirardelli's Chocolate . .30 2cans Sliced Pineapple ..25 Lb. Special Blend Coffee 2Sf SPECIAL PRICES TO HOTELS, RESTAURANTS AND BOARDING HOUSES. 2 lbs. new Almonds, soft shell 35 3 lbs.. Seedless Raisins 25 Citron, Lemon or Orange Peel, lb 20 3 pkgs. Mince Meat 25 Gal. Sweet Cider. . . 35 17 lbs. Granulated Sugar $1.00 FRANK L. SMITH MEAT CO. 66 FIGHTING THE BEEF TRUST" 226 Alder Street, bet. First and Second. 512 Williams Avenue. 791 Mississippi Avenue. SIX MARKETS Corner Fifth and Main Streets, Oregon City. Twelfth St, bet. Bond and Commercial, Astoria 253 Taylor Street (Uniontown), Astoria. . Our opponents have placed markets on both sides of us on Alder street and you will have to pass them up when you come to Smith's. See that Smith's name and "Fighting the Beef Trust" are over the door and then coma in. Center cuts Shoulder Roasts. . .12 y24 Srtfall Porterhouse Steaks.... Shoulder Chops.... Large Porterhouse Steaks, with btg Choice small cuts of Loin Pork tenderloin .................. ,15 This is holiday time. Eat poultry now; it's cheap and good. Everything at Smith's is guaranteed absolutely fresh Oregon stock, llg, cold storage Stuff. '-taj. Choice young Turkey?, lb. f Fine fat Geese, pound 1 Young tender Ducks, pound 18f Fat Chickens, Hens, pound. 18 Choice Spring Chickens, pound. '18 Several different brands of Oregon Creamery Butter, per square.. 65 Fresh Eggs, at Smith's, dox....35f Fresh Halibut, pound........... 10 Fresh Salmon, per poundi,, 10 Veal Sausage, per pound... .. .,13j4 Smith's pure Pig Pork Sausage, fresh . every hour . ... ............. 12 Shoulder Roat Pork. .1 .10 Chops ..15 Smith's Breakfast Qacon.lO, 17J4 bmith S' little pig Hams, sugar cured 1T4 Smith's pure Lard, in 5-lb. pails. 65 Choice Roast of Lamb 10, 12, 15 Lamb Chops 124 15 Legs of Lamb ..15 Loin and Rib Veal Cutlets and Roasts ...12, 15 Shoulder Veal Cutlets and Roasts ...10. 124 Breasts of Veal..... ...;..8, lO Sirloin, Tenderloin, Flatbone. Rowd - Steak,, at Smithy,....-.. v...."10j Prime Rib Roast Beef.",i,.;;..;.10 Small and extra fancy1 cuts of Prime Rib Roast Beef .....12;, Sirloin Roast I Beef .,,.....10 Chcice Pot Roiasts....... ,.,T, 8 Beef for Boiling or Stewing,..,.,. 5 Hamburger Steak," made fresh (very hour at Smith '.... 10 Made from 'selected . stock n- pickups. V Head Cheese 1 o Botoirna Sausage....,.,,. Frankfurt Sausage Ltver bansage Blood Sauaee Ham Sausage V