The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, January 29, 1909, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 29, 1009. STEAMER SELJA i B FUDf JUUUU n , . . vJfevr Norwegian Freighter to Load Lumber for Shanghai t TASSED WATERSrOUT . OFF CALIFORNIA COAST ' Captain Lie Reports Harlng Had Un , eventful Trip Excepting "When Nearlng Columbia Jtiver Where Wavea Rolled High. '- . t' Tha Norwegian steamer SeUa. Captain 1 Lie, reached the harbor at 8 o'clock this morning and dropped anchor oft the ' mllla ot the, Eastern & Western Ium- - ber company. She will shift to the f mllla of tneT Xnnian-Poalaen Lumber ' company aoon to load . lumber for Shanghai, under charter . to Balfour, ''Guthrie & Co. r , The Bella is In ballaat from La Boca, Panama, but , called at San Josa de . Guatemala and . Acapulco on the way north the owners thinking that' pos , albly she. would be desirable for a cof , fee cargo from tha Central American C exporting jjorts. ; But there was no de mand for tonnage and la the-meantime the lumber charter was picked up, H. N. Burchard of Seattle came north from San Jose de Guatemala aa purser. Captain Lie reports a pleasant voy age from Panama exoepttng-for two nights when near the mouth of the Columbia river. The wind gained the , velocity of a hurricane and the sea ran - so high that the big freighter nearly rolled over, But lying high on the wa ter she did not ship many seas. In the latitude of -Los Angels and , some distance off shore a miniature : waterspout waa sighted driving over . the ocean with great speed. But it traveled in the opposite direction to the-steamer and so created no uneasi ness on board. - The Selja is a new craft, having been out but two years.' She belongs to ' Wilhelm Jebsen of Bergen, and carries a crew1 composed' principally of -Soandi-- navlans. She came to the Pacific coast . aoon after having been fitted out for her first voyage and recently took a 'cargo of lumber from Fuget sound to La Boca. The British steamer Tymerio, whicn reached Astoria last night from Vic toria, B. C, will be In the harbor late this evening. She left up at 11 o'clock and will co to the mills of the Portland Lumber company to load lumber for Australia, under charter to the Ameri can Trading company, The arrival of the Sella and the Tf ' merto brings the number of tramp steamers in the harbor loading lumber to four, the other two being the British - steamer Boverio and the Norwegian steamer Elsa. The Boverio is at the mills of the Eastern & Western Lumber company loading for Manila and Singa pore, and the Elsa Is at the mills at ' Linnton loading for New Zealand. The four tramps will carry away about 16, 000,000 feet of lumber and all will get away during the early-part, of Febru ary. In addition to these,-the . Oriental liner Nicomedla will take away about (00,000 feet of lumber this trip. Tr MENACE TO NAVIGATION Captain Parsons of Steamer Alliance , Finds Large Tree Adrift. On the way down to Cooa Bay. Cap tain Parsons of the Portland-Coos Bay liner Alliance, sighted an immense up rooted tree floating la a perpendicular position off the Oregon coast directly In the path of vessels bound for Coos Bay. The tree waa fully four feet In diameter and therefore a serious men ace to navigation. To warn other mariners of the dan ger. Captain Parsons immediately ad dressed a wireless message to the North Head station asking that the proper authorities be notified of the position of the tree, but somehow the message must have been lost in transmission because the first report of the presence of the log was brought Here personally by Captain Parsons when the Alliance returned last night. c "It was the largest tree I have ever seen afloat," said Captain Parsons, "and for a while we thought it a piece of wreckage with sailors clinging to It. We steered for it and then discovered It was an Immense tree that had been carried to sea during a freshet It was large enough to ram almost any craft If hit with some force and so 1 Immediately wired the report in hopes of warning mariners beading that way." The exact location of the. tree when sighted last Tuesday waa latitude 43:66 north, longitude 174:18 west' The Alliance reached Couch street dock at 6 o'clock this morning, bringing freight and passengers. She had ex perienced fairly good weather coming up -the coast , . Chief Officer G. S. Dexter who re. signed will be replaced by M, Nolan, formerly second officer, and the vacated position will be filled by A. Hutchlns, coming here from Puget sound. B. L, Miller bas been appointed chief en gineer to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation last trip .of Chief NeU on, -- ON DBYDOCK FOR REPAIRS Steamer Breakwater Returns to Dock In Disabled Condition. The steamer Breakwater, Captain Macgenn. was towed back to Portland last' night in a disabled condition and will have to go on the drydock before being able to proceed on her way to Coos Bay. The perishable freight Is being discharged today at Alna worth t- dock. " The Breakwater left here Wednesday night for .Coos' with 160 tons of freight and 7 passengers. When near Brook field on the lower Columbia, tha pilot discovered the French bark Rocham- beau at anchor in, the stream and di rectly in the course of the Cooa Bay liner. To avoid a collision the Break . water's anchor was dropped. The tide carried the steamer's stern tip against the Brookfleld wharf with the result that the rudder poet was bent to such an extent aa to make steering impossi ble. ' ' .- ;: . - The O. R. & N. company's towboat , Harvest Queen cam along later and brought the steamer back to Portland, . arriving at Ainsworth dock last night It Is not known how long It will take to reoalr the. rudder nost but it will probably-not take-mora titan a day ur This Is the second ' disaster caused this week by the French bark Rocham buu being at anchor in the channel, -Tuesday morning the Open' River Trans ' portation company's steamer J. N. Teal ran Into the bark when the fatter was at anchor off St Johns. The fog waa very thick at the time., , - -, -.- . -:' '..'" REGULAR LIXE TO PANAMA Vessels to Ply Between San Fran . Cisco and Port of La Boca, ; rDeltcd Ptpm taaerd Wtr.) 'Washington, Jan. 19. The possi bility of the establishment of a steam ship line between San Francisco and La . Boca, Partama, wltfein 60 days. Is indi cated, concurrently with the arrival of H. N. Bates and William C Bunker of San Francisco and assurances of Secre tary of War Wright that the Panama railway would give ships the same freight rates that are given E. H. Har- rlmen. - - - N . The plan Is that a through line of chartered steamships shall he fitted with refrigerating plants. With few ports of call the steamer could make pRnama In half the time now required. No government guarantee has been promised except that of a rate on the , Panama railway corresponding to any .- given Harriman, and that shipments to FRANK L FIGHTING THE BBEF TRUST" 226 ALDER ST, BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND ' - 512 WILLIAMS AVENUE - - " 791 MISSISSIPPI AVENUE , ' ASTORIA TWO MARKETS ?1?,eetc?etB?T, 1d ComtTcia1' , 253 Taylor Street (Uniontown) " : There is only one market on Alder Btreet that will give you meats at theto prices it is Smith's. See that yon come to No. 226 and that Smith's name and "Fighting the Beef Trust" are over the door. There are markets on both sides of us on Alder street, but they belong to our opponents and they will not give you meat as cheap as we do. Smith is charging 10 per pound for these cuts of meat. The Beef Trust markets are asking from 12jc to 15c. - " . , -. Shoulder Roasts Pig . , Pork end cut........... i Shoulder Roast Veal.. Shoulders of Lamb. Shoulders of Mutton!. Hamburg Steak Round Steak Bologna Sausage. Blood : Sausage... Liver Sausage.,.,, Head .Cheese. I, . The. Beef Trust markets are asking from WAc. to: 25c lor meats which Smith sells at the following prices: Port jbhof.VVvvCvrSiajf, !tBs Roast Porki;V;.f...iV,.24, I8e Porterhduse" Steak.1 . i 15 Rib Roasts of Pig Pork......,..lB Loin Roasts of Pig Pork,....,,. 15 Rib Chops df Pig Pork. ...... "...15 Loin Chops of Pig-Pork... .... ..15 Loin Veal ' ..15 Xoin Veal Cutlets t . . . . ....... ... 15 Rib Veal Cutlets.;....,., Legs of Lamb. .............. ...15 Legs of Mutton. ....15 Loin Lamb Chops 15 Mutton Loin'Chops. 15e Rij Lamb Chops 15 Rib Mutton Chops 15 Smith's Sugar-Cured Hams...... 15 Haifa Ham, same price, .15 New Tork will be bandied with dis patch. - . It was learned that New Tork and San Francisco capitalists whose names could not be learned are behind the enterprise with a capital of 15,000,000. It Is planned to build steamers and ex tend the business to Puget sound and lower southern- California ports whan practicable. .:.' . '""' - 1 "' 11 1 " " pVITATIONS TO IAUXCniNQ Portland Railway, light & Power Company to Entertain Spectators. The Portland Railway, Light A Power company today Issued: Invita tions to the launching ot the now Van couver -' ferry boat, which will take place tomorrow afternoon at the yards of the St. Johns shipbuilding company. Thv lattnehlng will oa quite an affair and a buffet lunch will be provided for those who respond to the Invita tion. , The launching exercises will begin at 8:89 o'clock. Extra cars will leavo Second and Alder streets, thla city, at 1:20 p. m., and extra ears, running through to Bt. Johns without transfer, will leave Kayden Island connecting with the ferry leaving Vancoonver at 1:30 p. pa. :.'L. ; STEA5IER AqAPANTHTS SOLD Vessel Gets New Owners After Hav ing Been Idle Whole Tear. The British steamer Agapanthus, which bas been lying disengaged since April 17 at Esqulmalt, has been sold by John Bruce Murray A Co., of Glas gow, to the Parke Steamship company of Glasgow, which haa three steamers in the Mediterranean trade. The price is not stated; The Agapanthus Is a large freighter and has been In the Paclflo ocean trade for soma time. She loaded at Portland one time. No announcement haa been made aa to the ateamer's future move ments. ALONG THE WATERFRONT The British ship Torresdale will clear this afternoon for Queenstown or Fal mouth for orders with 133,330 bushels of wheat, valued at 13,880. The Open River Transportation com pany's steamer 3. N. Teal will leave Oak street dock Monday morning for The Dalles. She Is being .repaired at 6upple's yard. The steamer Homer, Captain Hard wick, Bails this afternoon tor Ban Fran cisco with freight and passengers. The bulk of the cargo this time consists of wheat. , Kerr, Glfford & Co. have chartered the British shin Carradale to carry wheat from'. Puget sound to Europe. She is reported as having been taken at a very low rata. It is expected to have the steamer No Wonder floated this 'afternoon from the beach on Sauvles Island, fine will be taken to the yards of the Portland Shipbuilding company for repairs. The No Wonder was beached after paving been rammed by . the . steamer'- T. X Potter in a fog. - , 3 - Official hearing of ' the Potter-No Wonder colliaion will be held next Monday before the local United States inspectors, and on Tuesday - the J. N. Teal-Rochambeau will oome up. i K. B. Walte, general appraiser, Is here from New Tork today hearing ap peals and protests. He is making his headquarters In Vha' office of the col lector of customs.-. : The steam schooner Bt Helena, Cap tain Jamleson, left down this morning bound for San Francisco with a cargo Of 1.850,000 feet of lumber. ' - No trace has yet been found of the two Chinese who escaped from the ori ental liner Nlcomedia yesterday morn ing. Immigration officers are keep ing a close lookout for them. . ... ' ' MARINE NOTES, Astoria, Jan. IS. lft up at 10:80 a m., Brltiah steamer Tymerle. - " Baa Francisco, -Jan. 23. Arrived at I a m.. steamer Cascade, from Columbia Astoria. Jan. 1 8-Ar rived down at noon and sailed at 4:30 p. m, German steamer Alesla, from Hongkong and way ports. Sailed at S:45 p. m et earner Ma jestic,' for San Franciseo. and schooner Fred J. "Wood, for San Pedro. Arrived at 3:45 and left up at f :30 p, rn.. at earn er Alliance, from Coos Bay. Arrived at S p. m., British steamer Tymerio, from Nanaimo. - . - . , . San Franotsco, Jan. 18. Sailed at I p. m., steamers Rainier and Northland, for Portland . - f .. . Eureka, Jan. 18 Sailed,' steamer fiureka, for Portland, steamer Elder, tor San Pedro. . " . ' , Astoria, Jan; tS. Cap line down; no bar report. '' ' Tides at Astoria Saturday - High water, 7:54 a. m.. 8.4 feet; :38 p. m., (.3 feet; low water, 1:44 a. m. 3.1 feet; t:ll p. bw 0.S feet. , ; . u HARDO: XNTETXIGENCXl Herml XJnen Dae ta Arrive. Eureka, Eureka and way .....Jan. 81 Breakwater, Coos Bay ...Jan. 81 Sue H. Elmore, Tillamook. .. ...Jan. 31 Senator, San Francisco .Feb. . 1 George -W. Elder, San Pedro ..Feb. 3 Alliance, Cooa Bay. ..... 4. ...... -Feb. 4 Argo, San Francisco ..Feb. t Rose City, Ban Franciseo...... Feb. 8 Roanoke. San Pedro and way.. ..Feb. Homer,- San Francisco. ........ .Feb. 10 :::)ja ::::::;:: Ml SMITH MEAT CQ.I These are some meats that Smith Sells at 12e; the Beef Trust mar kets ask 15c and 17c for many of them. ,. t Tenderloin Steak,,. Sirloin Steak...:.,. Shoulder Roast Lamb. .' Shoulder Roast Mutton Shoulder Veal Cutlets. Best cuts of shoulder Roast .Veal. , ...... Dry Salt Pork Fresh Leaf Lard.,,,.. And Smith's wonder fully goodpure and fresh Pig Pork Sau- sage Here are a few more fine, cheap meats, for Which the Beef Trust will ask you more: , v ' :'., - Betf-to, Boil., ... i. .-'A Pi.... ' JDCCI lO OICW. ......... Beef to Braise. . . . . 6, .9ff T Pigs' Hocks ;T . iS4 Pot Roast Beef.,.. . ...... 8f Breasts of Veal. ....8, 10 Veal Stew.. .........., .-..8yi0t Necks of VeaK. ,8V 10 NOW READ THESE PRICES: Smith's Sugai-Cured Breakfast Ba " con..,. and 1T The purest Lard in town, made from Oregon pork, nothing else, 5-lb. pail for 65 Creamery Butter, per roll 75 Oregon Ranch Eggs, per dozen.. 45 Oregon Dressed Chickens. .15. 18) Smith's perfection Veal Saus'g.l2S CHICKENS ano GEESE v . 17c lb. Best Butter, roll C. .75 Holland Herring, keg. $1.10 Alaska Herring, doz . . .25? Mackerel, each . .10 f to 40 Anchovies, pound. ..... 15 Smoked Salmon Smoked Halibut Smoked Eel SMOKED BLOATERS CLAMS AND OYSTERS Columbia Fish Co. THIRD AND ANKENY Main 5, A5556 PLENTY OF FRESD RANCH EGGS 1 Creamery Butter 65c ' Best grade Creamery 0, 14 Dairy Butter ". .50 Oleomargarine 45i Fresh Ranch Egg's ..40, 4J5 Picnic Hams 0 Cottage Hams 12 Sugar-Cured Hams Choice Bacon 15f, 17 5 lbs. Lard Compound... 50f 5-lb. pail pure Lard 65f Chickens lC3c-17c Also Plenty Ducka, Geesa and Turkeys LA GRANDE CREAMERY 264 Yamhill. Bet. Third and Fourth Arabia, orient .................Feb. IS Numentia. orient March 16 Alesla, - orient ..April II Nicomedla. orient May 1 , Xefnla Unera Baa to Depart, Homer, San Francisco ...vJan. II Rose City, San Francisco ......Jan. 2( Alliance, Coos Bay ..... .....Jan. 10 Nicomedla, orient Feb. 1 Sue H. Elmore, Tillamook. . .... Feb. 1 Eureka, Eureka and Coos Feb. i Argo. Tillamook Feb. I Breakwater, Coos Bay. ..Feb. 4 Geo. W. Elder, San Pedro ....Feb. 4 Roanoke, San Pedro and way... .Feb. 4 Senator, San Francisco ......Feb, I Arabia, orieni .....Feb. It Numantia. orient March IS Alesla, orient.... ...April it . Ttiseia ta pors. . Levland Rroa Br. ah.. O. W. P. Donna Francesca. Br. bk Astoria Churcnm, Am. sen..... Asion A 1 vena. Am. sch Astoria W. F. Jewett, Am. sch, ....... .Astoria Irene, Am. sen... ....... ......Astoria Washington, Am. as ....Drydock Aberfoylo. Br. bk. ..Stream St. Nicholas, Am. ship.. .. .....Astoria Berlin, Am sen. Ooble Neotafleld, Br. bk.. t. O. W.-P. Brabloch. Br. bk.-..., a v7. F. Torriedale. Br. sh ..Oooanlo drlllon, . Fr. bk. ,. Stream Eugene 8cbnelder, Fr. bk. ...... Stream L,a Tour de Auvergne, Fr. bit.... Mont. I Desaix. Fr. bk ...Stream Carmantan, Br. bk ...Stream AShleses, Fr. bk. ........ .Toague Point Virginia. Am. as......... Astoria Ntcnmnll- Oer. as. ......Alaska dock Boverio, Br. sa B. St W. Mills Robert R. Hind, Ara. sch. . . . N. P. Mills Stanley Dollar, Am. ss... ....... .Stella Elsa, Nor. ss... . .Linnton Selja, Nor. ei. ......... .Inman-Pouleen ino. Am. ea.i...' .Oakstreet Alliance, Am. ss.. ....... .Couch street Tymerio, Br. ss. .. .Portland JUumDer Co. 8n JSonte to Xoaa bunber. Annie R Bmale. Am. se. .... .Hongkong Sbasta, Am. s... ...... ..San Francisco Uknit, Am. ss ...San Francisco Mabel Gale, Am. sch San Francisco Wellesley, Am. sa... ...... San Francisco Rainier. Am. sa.... ...... San Franciseo Bowdoln, An, sa..,.....Ban Francisco Riverside, Am. ss........San Francisco Tosemlte, Am. ss. . , . .....San Francisco Wrestler, Am. bkto,......Saa Franelsce Dundee, F.uss. sb...,. Callao Luson. Am. sch. ............ .San Pedro Sa Bout Wltk, Oetaeat aoad Oeneral. Gulf Stream, Br. bk Antwerp Olenalvon. Br, bk. ......... ..Antwerp Poltallock. Br. sh.. .Antwerp Wavertree, Br. sh.. Ellesmereport iiatterhorn. Br. sb. ..NewcaaUe-on-Tyne Slari TMsllonlo HiflfatBy Mb. FJoriarch CoIIcc - 1-lb. Lou! Suflsr SPECIALS Stuffed Olives, 3 bottles. . 25 5 lbs. Rice 25V 1 lb. pkg. Layer Raisins. .10 5 lbs. Tapioca 25t 2 cans Pineapple ........ 25 2 bottles Griffith's Extra Catsup , 25 5 doz. Clothes Pins 5 Columbia River Flat Sal-789 mon, can 10 3 glasses Jelly . ... , . . . . .25 1 larg pkg. Crackers. . . .20) 18 lbs. Granulated Sugar. . . ?1 Another Big Sale en East . ern Gnaranteed Sugar-Cured Hams Saturday Only al 135ica Pound 14 cans Holly Milk. ...f 1.00 14 cans MtVernon Milk 91.00 Full Cream Cheese, lb.. . . .15 AH kinds Spices, can 5s Except Mace and Nutmeg. 5 lbs. Dried Green Peas..25f 3 cans Pioneer Cream.... 25 Armour's Bacon in glasses, 2 for ....... .25 Monarch Catsup, 3 for... 25 3 bottle Vinegar. ...... ,25a Baker's Coaoa .20f me, These Prices Will Be Good on Monday and Tuesday ol Next Week Tlie Largest Coolx Grocery and lVIarket In Portland Seemingly without fiber cuts like but ter relishful, giving zest to breakfast or dinner these Oregon meats never dis appoint. Cost no more than ordinary, uninspected brands. ALL LEADING DEALERS JioaejrJ rsvlaays. PORTLAND TWO YOU MUST NOT-- Babia Cheraye, Tr. "bk . . i . . . . . Antwerp Snreaat Fr. bk.... ......... .Olasrow Tfmerlo, Br. ss ,.,.)....8an Franolsce Klsh. Br. ss.... Bremerton Katanga, Br. sa .......... BremertaiU Za Boat la Sallast to so drain. Tniers. Fr. bk. ...... . . . . .... ...Belfast . OU Brteaaa Ba monta. . Arnrll, Am. as...... .....Ban Franelaea Hard to Explain. From the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Theologians are harlng about aa much trouble as the scientists la xplalnlnf th earthquake. . . , , V , . The tTnited SUtea In HOT prodaoed 119,810 short tons of talo and soap stone, worth, - tl.SSl.04T. an- Inereaee over the preceding year of 16.1 per cent In quantity and T. per cent in Tela. . . Bpectacles at SIetaa;ar'a - - MBaassaBasasaaaiaajsaaBaaBaBasjMBi II 1 ct . a m r ' ( C e&r-X r r i vji v i i ill i ii Y ORIGINAL I C-rCASH STORE PAaHCUAU57C0 PHONES 19 lie Casl liyer To whom the entire market yielcfs the most of its best qualities for the least money. The following prices are; particularly evidential of this fact: MHE Beef for Boiling- . . '. .'. Beef for Stewing ... Pot Roasts of Beef. Picnic Hams Shoulders of Lamb . Shoulders of Mutton Hamburg Steak ..... Head Cheese Round Steak ........ Sirloin Steak . . . Tenderloin Steak ... Cottage-Hams ...... Dry Salt Pork ...... Porterhouse Steaks . . Legs of Lamb ...... Legs of Mutton Aero Washing Powder, same as Pearline, 10 pkgs. for. .25 5 bars D..C Soap 25 1 can Dutch Cleanser free. fcft.Paif if OREGON FIRST: TO ORDER COFFEE SECOND : TO ORDER - GOLDEN WEST COFFEE THE HIGHEST QRADE OF' COFFEE ROASTED IN THE NORTH. WEST AT YOUR GROCER Mccrra ayte.oi!y EOUE A lii! 6e and 7$ 6t and 7 8 ,.10 .10 10a ..10s ..........10 106 ...12 ...lai law . 12U ..........12 and 15s ............15 - Fancy Blue-Back Mackerel 10 Fancy Alaska Herring, dozen ............. I . .25 Allows Grccciy Co. Groceries Both Phones 2596 Meats 349 and 351 Oak St 348 end 350 Ankcny SL BUY YOUR GROCERIES FOR CASH Thla Coming Month and Se What You Qui Save. . SATURDAY'S SPECIAL SUGAR, Dry Granulated. 18 pounds for. J.'.,!... J1.00 APPLES, Good Table or Cooking:, per box .......LSO FLOUR, Rose C3ty Highest Patent, per sack.M...?1.45 ROLLED OATS, S packages Quaker Oatj. .....,.50 Pound Special Blend Coffee ..25 2 lbs. Costa Rica Coffee 25 2 lbs. Gloss or Corn Starch ...15eV Broken Rice, per lb.. ... .5 8 lbs. White Figs.....25e 8 lbs. Black Mission Figs .....25V SPECIAL PRICE TO HOTELS, RESTAURANTS AND BOARDING-HOUSES LUDWIG'S GASH MARKET 260I.csseIl Street- Corner VaacoavarAvears Our Specials jFtfWce?. Porterhouse Steak, the best.... ....12 Loin Steak l&At Round Steak 10 Shoulder-Steak ..10 Three pounds for -i . . . .25 Best ; of Country Pork, lb ... :...10f-12tfa-15 Pork Sausage ........12 Veal Cutlets. .12, to 15 Mutton Chops ...I0tol54 Butter -j65c, 7Gc9 . COME IN AND CSS ZJ CANNED GOOBS Gallon Peaches'. . . 35J Gallon Pears . . ..4 ...30 Gallon Apricots-. . . . ,25 Gallon Apples W .. ....... 23 Gallon Tomatoes . . . -.. . . ,2of Fancy Head Rice, in 100-pound sacks, per 100 lbs.... $4.10 . - Pinoche Syrup, quart . . . .25 Best Cream'y Butter, roll. 75 , Good Cream'y Butter, roll. G5 Good Ranch Butter, roll.. 50 Special Sale EVAPORATED FRUITS i pkgs.' New Fresh Seeded Raisins .,.,.....,..,...25 Fancy Dried Peaches, lb.. 10 Fancy Dried Apricots, lb. .10 Fancy Dried Figs, 4 lbs. ,25 8 lbs. Choice Cleaned Cur rants ..,.,...,,. .25 4 lbs. Large Silver Prunes 25 8 lbs. Petite Prunes 25 5 lbs. Italian Prunes.,... 25 4 lbs. Dried Pears. . . . . i. .25 FrecBasIict With Every $2.50 Order You Tate Dome 6 bars Naptha Soap .....25 a. Pure White Soap......25 8 D. C Soap ............ 25 12 Savon Soap 25s Can Baker's Cocoa. ..20 2 cans Minced Clams.. 25 2 cans Sliced Pineapple. 25 2 cans Shrimps .......25 Korn Kinks, package. . . .5 100 lb. sack D. G. v ? ' Sugar . . .?5.G5 3G Leg of Mutton ....... .12 I Mutton Stew S Pot Roast of Beef. . . . . .7SJ s Soup Meat ....... .5-7 ' " Salt Fish, Bloaters, each.. .7 Fancy Salmon Bellies, lb. . IT- Salt Salmon ir. - Milchner Herring, doz. . . .! " " Smoked Herring, box.,..:;. Imported Norway Ancho vies, keg ., .....V u ii ii ii H M I i ii ii Ii Ii