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Newspaper Page Textp.. y j '. j ..THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND FRIDAY EVENING. .MAY 21.;. 1909. IS the-onlV-store-thaIt-givesyou-both- Saitiipday Special IMbney Savers I O-Ib. Sk. Pastry Flour, 35c 104 Jack leatlet, 35c SAME AS FARINA 14 Mount Vernon Milk . . .$1.00 Eagle Milk -. . .15 8 pounds Prunes . . , .' . 25 3 pounds Fancy Peaches. . . .25" 5 pounds Seedless Raisins. . .25f 4 pounds Figs ... . .... . . 25 Hires' Root Beer Extract. . .20 4 cans Salmon . , .1... . . .25 3 bottles Monarch Catsup, . .25 3 bottles Vinegar ........ . .25 Salad Oil, quart ....... . . .25 2 combs Honey . . i . , 25 Spices, can .... .......... .5 6 pounds Rice .' '. . . . . .25 7 boxes Matches ... . . . . . .25 3000 Matches f. .15 10-pound sack Salt . . . ; . . . 15 1 -pound can Ghirardelli's Chocolate: : . 30 Baker's CocoaSaturday only 20 Bluing, bottle . . . . . . .5 Ammonia, bottle .5 3 bottles Picnic Mustard 25tf 4 packages Gloss Starch. ...25 4 packages Corn Starch 25" Large package Corn Starch 20" Two 1 -lb. pkgs. Corn Starch. 15" 4. pounds Lima Beans ..... .25 3 cans Tomatoes 25, dozen 90 3 rolls Toilet Paper . . .10f 3 packages Toothpicks i ....... . . 10 1ST. AND TAYLOR ' TP) t MMTfm r li5 ORIGINAL llTCASH STORE t PACIFIC MAIN 5760 PHONES DON'T OVERLOOK OUR MEAT DEPARTMENT We want your -meat tnade and are offering you the best Oregon Corn-Fed Meats in competition with other kinds of cheaper meats. If you are at all particular as to the quality of meat you use, notice the careful refrigeration and perfect sanitation that we use through out this department. ' MEATS ;Choice Bacon .17y2$ Shoulder Steak . . . .'. . , . . .8 Round Steak 10 Porterhouse Steak 12-15 Sirloin Steak 12 Boiling Beef ...... 5 and G$ Pot Roasts ...... G$, 8S 10 " Mutton Legs, pound ...... 10 5-lb. pail Lard, compound. 55 10-lb. pail Lard, comp'd, .$1.10 Eggs, Per Pozeii 25c Flour $1.40 SACK for Highest Pat ent Oregon Mill Branded We save you 20c per sack. 4 pounds New Potatoes 25 4, pounds Bermuda Onions : . . ; 25 2 bunches Asparagus 15 6 pounds Rhubarb 25 3 bunches Green Onions 5 3 bunches Radishes 5 4 pounds Telephone Peas 25 NOrWfly BlltlCr churnednVso ipert ly flavored that no butter can be sweeter, purer or bet ter. We sell it at, a roll GO Good Ranch Butter, a Roll Grand Special Coffee is proving so sat isfactory to real judges of coffee that they use it in preference to 35c grades. We sell it at 25 a pound, 4 pounds for $1.00 12 bars Elk Soap . . . .25 8 bars D. C. Soap. . . .25 3 glasses Jelly 25 2 large Ivory Soap 15 2 bars Sapolio 15 5 pounds Sago ' 25 5 pounds Tapioca 25' 5 pounds Green Peas 25 3 packages Gelatine 25 1 gal. New Orleans Molasses 50 Corn, three 25, dozen 95 Peas, three 25, dozen. . .$1.00 String Beans, 3 25, dozen $1.00 Minced Clams 10, dozen $1.05 Fancy Canned Pineapple, 2.25 1 gallon Syrup 50 1 gal. Circus Brand Syrup $1.00 All kinds 50c lb. Tea, Sat urday 25 FREE BASKET With Every $2.00 Order You Take Home. COFFEE 7 pounds Our No. 101 ... .$1.00 4 pounds Grand Special. $1.00 1 lb. MONARCH COFFEE 25 One .Pound Cut Loaf Sugar Free. Olives, quart 20, gallon . . . 65 THE LARGEST CASH GROCERY AND MARKET IN PORTLAND Special Prices Tomorrow Everybody can eat choice meats tomorrow at these prices. Your quarter will do you a greater service here than at any of the downtown markets where rents are high. Prime Rib Roast ..124 Shoulder Roast 10 Rump Roast, boned Pot Roast -9 Boiling Beef .: Sf'9A Sirloin Steak .JS'SJ Porterhouse Steak 12e "Round Steak : 5 Shoulder Steak Hamburger Steak f Veal Roast to 15 Veal Stew 8 10 Veal Chops 15 Veal Steak .......15 Pork Roast ,r...l2 Porlc Chops 15 Pork Stetfk .. . . ....... ... ? Sausage ............ X . . . .;'. ; . 10 Leg Mutton .12 Mutton Chops lOf Mutton Stew 6 Special prices on large orders. FULL LINE SMOKED MEATS AND GROCERIES North-Portland Meat and Grocery Co. WALTER PAVLICH & CO.. Prop. 548 SAVIER ST. Bet. 16th and 17th PHONE MAIN 8821 YOUNG TURKS AS WH1TEWASHERS Just thf Same as Abdul, Where Armenians Are Concerned. (United PrtM Lnaed Wtr. Constantinople, May 21. Whitewash ing the Mohammedan, the commission ent to AaU Minor to investigate tlia recent massacres there, in which more than 20.000 Christians were murdered, will make a report placing the actual blame for the bloody deeds upon the Armenian population, according- to mes sages received., here. The report will be based upon the commission's alleged be lief that it has discovered an Armenian secret society which is plotting- to over throw the Turkish rule. TACOMAMAN KILLED BY BARROOM E0BBEE (United Press Iud Wire.) Ticoma, May 21. After shooting down Carl Glock, who waa chatting with friends In the barroom, of the Potomao hotel and ordering the wounded man propped up in a corner of the room with Ma hands held above his head, a bandit last night "held . seven men with a revolver while, he overhauled the saloon cash register and searched his victims' pockets. His entire loot amounted to little more than $7 and a gold watch, snatched off the person of Frank Leonard. The desperado, who is described as being a young man and very tall, sat In the saloon during the entire early part of the evening, apparently moody. At exactly 10 o'clock he stepped to a rear room and was not noticed again until the shot rang out and uiock dropped to-the floor. The man lined up the other six inmates of the saloon, ordering one of them to prop the wounded man in a corner. When this was done he scooped out the contents of the cash drawer, hurriedly aearchod his victims and disappeared through a rear door. . , . Clock was taken immediately to a hospital and the police were notlfle4. He had a fleslr wound in his aide and will recover in a few weeks. It is believed the desperado timed his deed, and that aa aoon as ha had completed the work he boarded the 10-lS lnterurban for Seattle, which passed tne saioon jlw "t the holdup.' . NATCHEZ TO WELCOME v THE MISSISSIPPI ' i ii Natehea. Misa.. May tl. -In eager expectancy Hatches is awaiting the ar rival, of the battleship Mississippi, the first war vessel of her class that has ever been thla far up the river. Flut tering flags, pennants and .streamers are everywhere. The river front is a long vista of 'bunting In the national xlora and welcome archea span several of the principal streets. 'Visitors from both the Louisiana and Mississippi sides of the river are. arriving In the city to assist In the entertainment and the 1 Indications " are "that a record-breaking ," crowd will be on hand tomorrow. Th program of festivities will begin wit the. arrival of (he battleship this Mens 19c Lb. Ducks 25c Lb. Chinook Salmon, lb. .12f Halibut, 3 lbs 25 Shad, Each, 10c Large Crabs.. 10 and 15f Razor Clams, dozen .... 10 Shamokawa Butter 60c Roll Ranch Eggs, dozerf 25 Colombia Fish Co. THIRD AND ANKENY And Washington Public Market, First and Washing ton Streets. Main 5, A-55S6. am vrrrF . git VWH THE HIGHEST GRADE OF COFFEE ROASTED IN THE. AT YOUR GROCER evening-and will continue until Tues day. Entertainment of an elaborate character has been provided for both officers and men. Automobile tours about the city, balls for both the offi cers and sailors, athletic sports, ban quets and a monster barbecue are em braced in the program. One of the most interesting features In connection with the ship's visit will be the pre sentation of a silver aervlce purohased by citizens of Natchez.. Thla service is separate from the one which will be presented to the ship next month by the state of Mississippi. INSANE WOMAN KILLS JCTIILDREN AND SELF . (Catted Press leasw! Wire.) Mlddleton. Conn., May 21 After cut ting the throats of her three little chil dren. Mrs. Lewla Carstem, so attrac tive woman, 26 years of age, eommltted suicide bv the same m etuis today. Mrs. Carateni, her 10 months old baty i FIne, That's WtiatTlicy All Say" IPIUELEC maimket First and Waslilnoton French Prunes, Silver Prunes. - 7 lbs. 25e White Figs, Raisins, Dates, 6 lbs. 25 e Seeded Raisins, ' lb. Sf y Seedless Raisins, lb. 5 Mixed Nuts, lb. 10 Pineapples, 15 Large size. PHILIP JACO, Phone A-4377. 110 First St. 209 -Washington St Fruits and Vegetables at Lowest Market Prices. Three Big Butcher Shops Three -Tea fitores Three Fish and Oyster Market Five Vegetable Btallo Twelve Fruit Stands Eight Butter. Cheese and Egg Stores Two Bakeries, Delicatessen, Candy Factory, 'lee Cream Parlors. Lunch Counters, and others, each trying to under sell the other and away below outside stores.- Nowhere Is such compe tition to be found Everything clean and fresh at the lowest, possible price. Come early and get first choice. We will be resdy to wel come you and help hunt up the bargains. Read all the lists under the Market' head. This will help you find the live ones. These prices war rant fresh goods, as every day Is bargain day as well aa Wednesday and Saturday. Steel Cut Coffee. i lbs... 506 Six Loaves Bread ?5 Cream Brick Cheese l&C S cans Tomatoes, Blue Ribbon, for ...25e S cans Corn. Gold Medal 25 2 combs White Clover Honey 254 Fresh Tillamook Cheese, 8 lbs. f"r 35e Blueing, per bottle 5d Dr. Price's Baking Powder 35e Eggs, guaranteed, dozen ....25 16c K. C. Baking Powder ...lgtf Prunes, per lb . .5 7 lbs.. 25 Black Mission Figs, 8 lbs...25 25c Coffee Cake 20 Pure Lemon and Vanilla, 2 oi. for 15 Head Lettuce. S heads lOet French Prunes, 6 lbs 25d Lemons, dozen lOtf Oranges. 96 size, dozen ... 25e Green Onions, 6 bunches .... Se Cabbage, head 5 Lemons, dozen Kj wranges, aozen Grape Fruit, 6 for Broilers and Fryers Fancy Hens Sirloin Steak. 2 lbs Round Steak Chuck Steak, 3 lbs Hlndquarter Spring Lamb Soup Meat, lb Puget Sound Crabs 1nt Fresh Cod JqJ Mi 254 10 "OAKDALE" Butter, special, 2 lbs 58 Dairy Butter, roll 45 FancyWisconsin Wheel Swiss 22 Full Cream Cheese, best stock 18 2 cans Milk, large size 15 Fresh' Eggs, guaranteed ,.25 Why pay more? There is none better than "Oakdale" butter. OAKDALE BUTTER STORE 112 First Entrance. Saturday Specials Those Choice Dill Pickles, 10 for 10 Pure Fruit Jelly Tumblers, 3 for :. ...25 Famous Goldenrod Butter, 2 s lbs. for 60 Fancy . Dairy Butter, 2 lbs 50 Choice Dairy Butter, 2 lbs. ...45 Good Country Butter, 1 lb 20 At the Biggest Little Store in the Market. THE GOLD EN ROD, just as you enter on the. Washington street side. X COMMERCIAL CREAM CO. C. H. WOODWARD Butter, Cheese and Eggs. Special, 6 Loaves Bread 25 Sec. F, Booth No. 1. FAIRCHILD'S MEAT MARKET Public Market, 209 Washington. Beef Pot Roast, lb 8 Rolled Rib Roast, lb 12 Boiling Beef, lb 5, 6, 7 Round Steak,, lb 10 Sirloin Steak, 2 lbs 25 T-Bone Steajc, lb ..15 Shoulder Steak, 3 lbs 25 Pork Steak, lb 12, Veal Roast, lb. ...12 and 15 Pork Roast, lb 12 and 15 Mutton Chops, lb 10 Loin Pork Chops, lb 15 Pork Sausage Meat, lb.. ...... 10 Link Sausage, 2 lbs 25 Hamburger, lb 10 GOFF & DILLON 112 First St Hind Quarter Lamb, lb lO Round Steak, lb 10 Sirloin Steak, 2 lbs 25 Shoulder Steak, 3 lbs 25 5-lb. pail Snow Cap Lard,....50 Soup Beef, lb 3 Prime Rib Roast, lb 12 Best Eastern Ham, lb 15 Pot Roast, lb....". , 7 Sausage Meat, lb 10 Beat it if you can! OLD DUTCH. COFFEE 22 a Pound, 2 Pounds 50$ Its rich, smooth flavor suits even the "coffee crank," while its heavy body makes it most eco nomical. It's as good as you are paying 30c for, or your money back. Regular 50c Teas, lb 35 Dr. Price's -Bakine Powder... 35 Arm and Hammer Soda 5 All Spices, Pepper, etc., can.. 5 THE MISSION TEA SHOP 1889 ST. JOHM 1909 Steel Cut Coffee 25 2 lbs. for 60 Can Spice 5 Bottle Extract for 10 50c Jap Tea 35 60c Baking Pow der 35 and a plate or salad dish free. 60c Eng. Break fast 50 Green Coffee 20 Dependable 3-Tb. can Sl.OO 6 lbs. Sugar 25 with Coffee or Tea purchase. ST. JOHJT, HOB. 110 Tirol Entrance American Pacific Coffee Co. There. is a man in Portland just one who stands between the public and the Beef Trust's high priced meats his name is Frank L Smith. If Smith should sell put to the Beel Trust or stanl in jwith the. jric of meat would be doubled everywhere ia the city.; There are many, who tryJteK imitate Smith's prices, but they don't fill the ball there's always some thin r wrong. Patronize the Smith market that is nearest to you. If you should 'come to Alder street pass up the Beef Trust markets on both sides of you. who are doing their utmost to .raise the price of meat. See that Smith's name is over the door and then, come in. FRANK L SMITH MEAT CO. FiaMxiiNa tub oeeR trust" west smx. 936 Aid Btreet. Twenty-first and Johnsoa Streets. 183 eibbs Street. Eleventh and Montgomery Streets. Third and Jefferson atrewta. EAST SXDB. Sll Williams Avenue. 791 Mississippi Avenue. 389 Esst Morrison street. ' 359 East Barnslde Street. TUrtjr-tUxd and Belmont Streets. ASTOXXa. 953 Taylor street ( Union tewn). Twelfth and Bond Streets. SKTTH'S BEET. Has Jumped up in Quality, out the price remains the same. Excellent Beef for boiling and stew ing 8 Rump Roasts of Beef 8 10 Fancy Pot Roasts 8 Ribs of Beef to bake 7 Hound Steak 10 Shoulder Steak, lbs ....25c Hamburg Steak, fresh every hour 10 Best Sirloin Steak , 12H Best Tenderlin IS teak 12 i Special Prime Rib Roast Beef. rolleL no bone 15 Beef Liver 5 SFKIHO I&MB AJTB MTJTTOJT AT SMITH'S Hindquarters, loin chops, rib chops and .legs, all per pound 15e Shoulder Chops 12 Stew . 6 Shoulder Roasts 10 Frontquarters of Uml) '..10 Shoulder of Lamb (whole) 8 FORI. Where Is the man who would eat Roasts of Pork 12H 15 Eastern cold-storage pork when he can Pork Chops 12H 16 get genuine fresh articles at Smith's. Smith's Pickled Pork 12 Vi 15 The above meats and the following groceries at Third and Jefferson streets. We deliver $2.00 worth or more. Phone Main 8751: AT UI Or SMITH'S KABXETS Chickens Fancy hens 18 20 Oregon Ranch Eggs, per dosen ...25 Norway Butter at Smith's, per q. .60 Smith's Hams they are superb ..16 Smith's Breakfast Bacon got the habit 1TV4 Smith's Lrd. the only pure lard In town, 6-lb. pall :--..65 All kinds of Sausages at Smith's anu they're so good and pure 10 12Ht tibh. Choicest Chinook Salmon ... 12 Deep Sea Halibut, 8 lbs...'. 25 Razor Clams, per dozen 12 had, per lb 5 rAjrcnr teai at smith s This Is the time of the year to eat veal. Veal Breasts 8 10 Shoulder Roast Veal 10 12H Loin and Rump Roasts of Veal. . . .15 Veal Cutlets 12 15 Veal 8tew 8 Veal Sausage, the Incomparable kind Smith makes 12 Vi 18 lbs. Sugar 81.00 BO lbs. Valley Flour M1.40 50 lbs. High Pat. Flour 81.60 60 lbs. Graham 81.50 10 lbs. Corn Meal 35 10 lbs. Pastry Flour 35 10 lbs. Oraham 35 10 lbs. Cracked Wheat .-.35 10 lbs. Rye Meal 35 10 lbs. Rye Flour 35 6 lbs. Rolled Oats 25 4 lbs. Navy Beans 25 lbs. Jap. Rice, whole grain 25 lbs. Jap. Rice, broken 25 lbs. Pink Beans 25 lbs. Table Salt 5 lbs. Tapioca 25 lbs. Sago 25 lbs. Split Peas 25 lbs. Macaroni 30 lbs. Spaghetti 30 lbs. Vermicelli 30 lbs. Sultana Raisins ".25 lbs. French Prunes. 30 to 40 slse 25 4 lbs. Italian Prunes. 30 to 40 size 25 5 lbs. Evap. Peaches, large 25 lbs. Evap. Pears 25 lbs. Bun Dried Pears 25 lbs. Evap. Apples 25 Loaves Bread 25 lbs. Eng. Walnuts 25 lbs. Filberts 25 lbs. Brazilian Nuts -25 Boxes Parlor Matches 2Ke 1 lb. California Honey, full wt 15 Mrs. Shulti's Home Made Plea, each 154 Mrs. C.'s Fig Pudding, can 15 Keek's Gelatine, S pkgs 25 Keystone Gelatine, 8 pkgs 25 Stove Brushes, each 13 Scrub Brushes, each 13 Sink Brushes, each 5 Griffin's Catsup, pints, 20c. bottle, 2 for 35 Mustard Pickles. 10c bot, 3 for 25 Sour Midgets, 10c boL, 3 for 25 Sour Pickles, per qt ...10 Sweet Pickles, per 'q: 55 Table Syrup, per qt 15 10 lb. can Rock Trips, for table... 65 lgal. our best Table Syrup 55 S lb. can Rock Drips 35 3 cans N. O. Molasses 25 3 cans Tomatoes 25 3 can Corn 5 3 can Pumpkin .25 3 cans String Beans 25 3 cans Salmon ... 25 2 cans Pineapples 25 2 cans Peaches 25 2 cans Pears 25 1 gal. can Blackberries 40 1 gal. can Apricots 30 cans MuBtard Sardines 25 cans OH Sardines 25 Pure Olive Oil. pint 25 Pure Olive Oil. qt.a 80 Salad Oil, qt, bring your pall 20 13 bars Laundry Boip ............ 25 7 bars Smith's Best Soap, 25 8 bars White Laundry Soap 25 7 bars Toilet Soap, In cartons. .. .25 4 bars Wool Soap, 10c size 25 3 lbs. Sal Soda .10 Diamond Dust, pkg 8 4 "pkgs. Corn Starch 25 4 lbs. Gloss Starch 25 No- 2 I Jimp Chimneys. 3 for.,,.,, 25 Royal Club Coffee, 1 lb. cans....4n Royal Club Coffee, 2 lb. cans 75 American Club Coffee. 3 lb. cans.gl.OO Our Coffee can't be beat for, lb. ...20 Enameline. 10c box for .5 Manon's Stove Blacking, 2 boxes.... R Potatoes, sack 82.25 TRXESUA.B'8 MA.BXET Best to Washington St. Ent ranee Roast Veal 10 Spring Urab lO Pot Roast 8 Short Ribs 6 and T Soup Meat 3 Steaks, 3 lbs. for 25 Bacon, per lb 15 Boiled Ham Ig.. '''''' ' ' AT THE CORNER STALLS SATURDAY'S SPECIALS 25c Coffee Cake for 20 Our Homemade Bread 5 Strawberry Short Cake, home made . . 30 Homemade Doughnuts 15c, 2 doz 25 A 35c Coffee for 25 Any 60c Tea for, pound 46 Pure Vanilla and Lemon Ex tract, 2 oz. for 15 These are our market prices, a saving of 25 per cent. F. A. BREDEMEIER , Corner Stalls H. M. B. (Her Majesty's Blend) is the same tea precisely as Queen Victoria used for her own private use for forty years. On sale leading grocers, $1.00 per pound. - 50, 65, 75t, $1.00 PER POUND. Watch Us Slash Our CUBE BUTTER It will surprise you to see how fast we sell it. WHY? Because it's so good; also sweet (unsalted) butter, fresh daily. HANSON & GOODPASTURE Specialists in Bulk Butter. Come early, otherwise you will have to take your place in line. OXTB I.ZASEK8 BlUE MOVBTAIB AJTD CXtATS- 3LAJTIB,! pound roll 60 THE ELOIB DAXBT First stalls first entrance On First Public Market C I'S-GoV' Inspected Zs I36t O It tastes the Best, it IS the Best. By Oregonss, Government's and every Man's Test! ALL LEADING DEALERS and her son Lewis, 10 years old. are dead, while John, 7 years old, ia fa tally ' wounded and ia expected, to -die before night Flvlnr into A terrible rag at aome minor offense of her children early day, the woman seised a rasor and commenced her deadly work. It la be lieved ahe was Insane. Lewis waa the last to be attacked. He managed to stagger out of the house into the yard, where he fell dead. The boy s appearance was tne nrsi knowledge tewig Cafstera Sr., the wo man's husband, had of the tragedy. He rushed into the house but waa too lata tp Interfere. Competition on street paving saves 0. A. a REFERENDUM PETITION "DROPPED (8peelil DUpttcb to Th Journal.) Ashland, Or., May 11. Editor B. J. Kaiser, father of the movement to ref erend the O. A. C. appropriation- of S310.000 for new buildings, today ad mitted that no petition would be filed. Kaiser refused to employ solicitors to secure signatures and the voluntary sig natures received to date falls short of the requisite nujjttoer. , Among loffal sympathizer of the movement tmr is little disappointment over the failure to secure the necessary signatures, as there is a general feel ing that the -various granges through out the state will advocate the "one board of control" Idea for all -schools receiving state support. Conference on City Planning. Washington. May 21. -A national con ference on city olannlnir anil imin... ment began in this city, today and will continue over tomorrow. Delegates i from manr cities are in attendance. The ' papers and discussions are to treat of1 city planning in the widest sense, in cluding all methods which must be adopted to Insure the. development of a city along economic, aesthetic and hygienic llnea. Much attention is to be devoted to the consideration of the best method of restricting intensive building, so as to prevent overcrowding , or congestion- of population. j " TWO THINGS YOU MUST INJOT FORGET FIRST: ; TO ORDER COFFEE " , SECOND: TO ORDER GOLDEN WEST C0FFE2