The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, August 12, 1910, Page 15, Image 15

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    THE OREGON " DAILY JOURNAL,'' PORTLAND, FRIDAY ' EVENING, AUGUST 12, 1910.
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POS
CARDDAYPLAN
ilAY BE ADOPTED HERE
.'.Manager C. G Cliapman of ths Port-
land ' Commercial club believes that a
i;reat deal of pood would result from
the. adoption of a publicity scheme that
hai been worked with excellent results
by the people .of Houston, Texas... In
that city 'One day a "week has been set
aeldrt for postcard day, on which day
very citizen mails a postcard to some
friend outside of the city and state,- If
possible. .
The Idea was 'originated by Adolph
feoldt, secretary of the Houston Bust
. ness league, who is now visiting Port
land, and Mr. ' Boldt nays It proved so
successful that last, week was made a
, postcard Week, when , the . climax, was
capped, a flood, of 'postcards pouring
r over, the country from the- progressive
Texas city, where 17 railroads meet the
: sea. y.."t ". ' - ; ' - '..
Another feature that Mri Boldt says
has done much: for.his city Is a busi
ness men's tour of the manufacturing
districts of the city once a week. The
, trip is made in autos, and the business
men and manufacturers' get acquainted
with what is being done in the city Ik
the manufacturing line. It Is boostlmr
. trade materially, he says, and Manager
' Chapman believes that thle would be a
1 very good Idea to copy In Portland.
' "Before these excursions at boms were
Started." Mr. Boldt explained, "many of
, sur business men did not know that
there were , factories in the city' turn
ing1 out just such articles as they them
selves wors Importing from . distant
places. ' The "manufacturers got ec
- qualiited with the ; business and ' the
benefit was mutual And It helped the
:, wnole community."
Mr. Chapman believes 'that this Idea
could be carried out very, successfully
In connection with the proposition of
A. H. Devers to revive the ''Made In
Oregon" campaign, which was waged so
successfully In this city for a number
of years. - t
: now German Cities Build.
"-v. From ficribner's. . .
This paramountcy 9 private prop
erty does not exist In Germany. Human
ity. Is first. The city enjoys some of
the sovereignty of "empire. ' It can pro
mote the beautiful It can destroy the
ugly. It can protect the poor. It can edu
cate as it wills. It can plan for the fu
ture. It can have city dreams.' And the
German city has dreams, dreams, which
are fast, being- visualized. , .'
- The German burgomelsters are laying"
. the foundations of th city of tomorrow
, as an architect lays the .foundations of
; a forty story skysoraper, or the design
er of a world's fair plans bis. play city
rar in advance orbits excavation. .
German architects: saw the obvious.
They saw tffat the city would grow as
It had In the past So they enlarged the
pounaanes. xnoy. annexed suburban
land. The present 'area of Dusseldorf,
With Us 300,000 population,,. 1s t 20,090
acres: of Cologne, with a population of
438.700, 28,800; Of lYankfort, ; with s
population of 886.000, l 23,203."
"Having enlarged its area, the city is
, in a position- ta: control its develop
ment, to . plan; for. Its building. It called
In Its architects and Its engineers,- or
sent to a neighboring university for an
expert, ' - . , ,
A plan is made of the surrounding ter-
I LJUi i.L
Cor.FIrsl&lVashinnloa
Harxcn's 25c Coffee
Store at the Corner '
High Class Bakery Goods "
Tomorrow, 8 lbs. 40o Coffee. . ..SI
Best Pin head Tea (Gunpowder),
per lb. ......654
Do take, a pound of our 25o Coffe
home, It beats anything you ever
. . got for 25o. . .
Hanson, the
Fruit Ulan
SPECIAL
Elberta Peaches,"
Frea Stone, box ,
for .... ....SOf
Garwood's Cream Tatty, Best In
IF
YOU
WANT
The best - U. S.
Inspected "Meat,
get it from
ilr. Frletfmaa
At , the lowest
prices. 'Next to'
Ocean Fish Mar.
ket
Pure Lard, "S ' lbs 75rf
Veal Roast..., 12 l-2, 15
Boiling Beti.. ....... ..74, 8
Pot Roast ..., lO
Round Steak,-2 lbs 25
Shoulder Steak, lb........ 10
GLJIMBERT, Tlie Fruit Man
THE BEST OF EVERYTHING IN FRUIT at the MOST
MISSION TEA SHOP
Free Balloons to
Customers Sat'day
. FREE CUPS AND :
SAUCERS SATURDAY
Free 2 cups and saucers with
I lb. Hoffman House Bak
ing Povvder.f . . . ; , . , . . . ;50
Free 1 cup jmd saucer with-
1 lb: 45c tea or over.
Free -1 cup and saucer wlih
2 bottles of Red Ribbon Ex
tracts at ...50
ColumblalUver
Fish Depot r
Kippered Salmon,' per lb.... 201
Royal Chinook Salmrm, lb.TlO
TalibUTTAcrT,'tb3......iSS
Silver Smelts, I ,lb.i....i.,10
Columbia River Smelts, . . .5
Hens, Broilers and Ducks plenty
'on hind. Free Delivery,
rhorie Us Your Orders.
t Marshall 2n..,.; ,-A717.
rltory, of the topography of the land,
the natural advantages, the proximity
to the railways and the probable uses
to which the region will be put The
prevailing winds are studied, and facto
ries are only permitted to locate in
certain prescribed areas. In some cit
ies they are excluded from the business
and residence sections altogether.
If the neighborhood is suited for man
ufacturing, It Is dedicated to Industrial
uses. If It Is a working-class quar
ter, the streets and parkings are ad-
Justed to worklngmen's homes. , If It
Is suited for homes of more expensive
sort, the plan Is . upon more elaborate
scale. . i-.;' . '
The foresight of the city does not end
here. Streets, boulevards, parks, open
spaces and sites for public buildings
and school houses ars laid out far In
advance of the city's "growth. ,
Various "Uses of the Lion's Head.
, '.From the Sclent! fie American.
' "The sun glows In ihe Lion," says
Seneca, meaning that when the sun en
ters ths sign of. Leo at the summer sol
stice the highest temperature of the
year is experienced. '" "
We may say on the other hand that
the Babylonian astrologers thousands of
years, ago placed the king of beasts, the
fiery and ferocious lion, In that part of
the sodiao which; the sun enters at the
summer solstice.
The constellation which Is called JLeo
bears very , .little resemblance to the
outline of a Horn Probably the name
was originally applied only to Its prin
cipal star, Regulus. It is to this con
stellation In the sodlac that we owe the
oountles8.s water spewing lions' heads
which are found In ancient and modern
fountains, because in the latter part of
July, while the sun is still in the sign
Leo, the Nile lg at Its highest level
Furthermore, the lion's head with
widely open Jaw- Is In Itself-very suit
able for the mouth of a, fountain or
waterspout This decorative motif was
employed 1 universally throughout the
Greco-Roman world. Lions' heads are
found used In this way at Athens, Ephe
sus, Olympla, Agrlgentum and countless
ether places. It is note quite Certain
that this employment of the Hon' head
originated In Egypt Curtlus describes
an Assyrian bas-relief from Balran
showing water streaming from a ring
shaped vessel. A Hon' stands as If on
guard 6n',elther, Bide of the fountain.
The water, clock, jwMch was used In
Judicial proceedings, "had the form'of a
Hon and a name which means the guard
ian of the, stream. . Hence the Idea of
protection may have-been the origin of
the association of lions with fountains,
and this custom may have originated, in
Asia. - r : v -r- v .-.
r Castello Is Fad Jn London. . .
From the Washington Post 1
r Ths, reign of the Jigsaw in London is
at an end. Five dollar sets Can be had
for half a dollar, and 'Jigsaw postcards,
which used to cost 10 cents, are sold for
2 cents, each. Society has tired of the
gamei whictl labored intellect ,to the ex
tent of Jlgsaw.v and In looking around
tpr; a. successor' t,!mt fs bpth amusing
ana -simple, ti nas ugniea upon casieuo.
With the advent of summer the, cas
tello erase has taken & hold,; and as It
is quite decorous It has thrived. In spite
of court mourning. . It is played on the
lawn -with ball and mallets, and should
employ four players.' Each player . is
given castle -te -guard-t This model
castle is approached by a sloping draw
bridge, which leads, to a; gateway and
a courtyard. ' ' ' '
At the foot Of ths. drawbridge the
players place a sentry ball, and on the
Closed Shop
AND OPEN UNION
Cut Rate Grocer
Center of Market
Frank Vincent
Tlte SWISS! CHEESE STORE
:;pr;.';.-rt:r : .-r ,-,.;.;. ; -
'Headquarters for all kinds of Imported and Domestic Cheese, Olive
Oils, Sardines, Macaronis, Noodles, Summer Sausages, Breakfast -Bsc'
con. Boiled Ham, and lot of ' other Lunch ' Goods. 1000 lbs. sharp
Cheese now. on sale, per lb, 254 - A. CT7BBES.
MEAT SPECIAL
Hamburger, . lb ...... . ... . i . 104
Fork Sausage, 2 lbs 251
Prime , Rib Roast, r rolled,
pound . .. .i ...15
Picnic Hams, lb.. ....... .14
RAV FAIRCHILP
THE LITTLE WHOLESALE BUTCHER.
RETAILS AT WHOLESALE PRICES.'
Special for Saturday
Butter ..65 o 80
Oakdale, Butter Stbre
-Center of Market
FOUR CANS
OREGON MILK "FOR 30e
with" butter purchase at the
GOLDENROD. .Washington
street entrance.
' . ASK FOR-'M?
SKAMOUAWA
m butter m
FRESH CHURNED -Always
Good... Get, the Jrlabit
Washington FruitStand
rsananss, floxon ...... .15)
Poaches. 3 dozen for .25d
Tachesii box .K5c
.Prunes, Ihsr-rc rrx-tTm.;a.-rrt "25r
battlements of the castle three flags of
a certain colony are flown. . The gam
is to drive another ball of the color of
your flag past' your .opponent's sentry
and Into his courtyard, thus lowering
one of his flags. When the three flags
are taken the player retires from the
fray' - ': , , -t ...... :-- .. ;?
One of the last things King Edward
did was to order several sets Of this
game, with wtilch he intended to re
place his favorite croquet Society Im
mediately followed, the king's initiative,
and now the lawns are filled with cas-tello-playtng
peeresses and their partic
ular proteges.
, The game,- by the way,! was invented
by the private secretary of a provincial
lord mayor.
Thinks Pinchot Fame Permanent.
- From the Washington Herald.
Plnchot's name will live when Ballin
ger shall have been forgotten, accord
ing to Charles W. Meagher of Seattle,
who Is at the Rlggs. "
"Pinchot is a theoretical and practical
forester and knows what the country
needs," said Mr. Meagher, "and Bal
linger is a theoretic and practical law
yer, who has not the slightest idea of
forestry. '':''''"'. ":- 'i;
'Th nnlv mtntnlr 1lnnhnt md. and
it was a serious one, was that he did
not submit to discipline. If he had lis
tened to BaUlnger, everything would be
all right today and the people of the
United States would know much less
about the true state of forest conserva
tion and about the manner In, which this
most Important branch is managed. '
, "There Is , no doubt that Pinchot
opened ; the eyes of the - people and
brought them" to a : realisation of the
true status of conservation and the
dangers growing from hot heeding the
lessons taught bytcoutttrles like China,
which today are absolutely denuded of
forest," ,
TV,' Bn TCrnnoUon fjihor Mitmctl Is
organizing a Union Label league for the
purpose of increasing the demand for
ine uniuu tauei. v
HENS
, ': i ' ':"..'".!
23c Pound
Spring Chickens
25c Pound
Spring Ducks, lb , . , . . . .25
Skamokawa Butter
80c a Roll
Rancr Eggs . 2 dozen C5J
Chinook Salmon, lb '. . 15
Halibut,1 lb ......10
COLUMBIA FISH CO.
( Third and Ankeny.
Main 5. A-5556
Cor. First& Washington
Shelburne Butter and
Grocery Store -v
We are at our new location at the
second entrance on First st Our
goods are reliable and price low; also
we deliver orders of ff or more free, :
and the same, day; If given before
noon. Come and try us once.,
rree BeL "W. Bids
Crawford Peaches,
box, 70H. To
matoes, 3 lbs.,
104; Pwushes,
doisen, 13; Mus
cat Grapes, Ux. 5-4
Kose pMsflum's
City, 15c Pound,
D.F. Jones'
Market
German Pot
.Roast ......10
' Green' Bone tor
chickens, lb.. 6.
Al . Compound,
the pail..... 65
"Dry Salt-Cured
Bacon, lb...23f
: Formerly with the Barnes Market,"
now with the California Fruit Co.
REASONABLE PRICES
SANITARY FISH &
POULTRY CO. "
Fresh Chinook Salmon; 3
lbs 25
Fresh Halibut, 3 lbs: 25
Fresh Sturgeon, 3 lbs.
for 25
Fresh Flounder, 3 lbs.
for..; ....25
Fresh Black Cod, 3 lbs.
for 25
Fresh Rock Cod, lb, 10,
We catch our own fish
" and kill our own poul
try fresh every day. 1
70c-BUTTEir.70c
1000 - 2 ' pound rolls, full weight,
Purity Brand, 70 per roa This Is
absolutely fresh churned. It's Just
right. No limit Buy all, you want
33c Per Dozen
Pull Cream Tillamook Cheess, 206
per pound. Young Americas. 25e
, ". Hohey Of per ipound.' -
THE ELGIN BUTTER STORE
itit ag-yott. gr 1ti.- Can't miss tt"".
IPopaEamci'p Moot :;Popnlaii :TpadSiicf HIq
SUGAR
Always weigh your sugar 17 lbs
for ..91.00
Per ; sack . . . . ;. . f 6.05
Mason's Jars, special, pints.. .K0
Suarts ... . .CO
alf-gallons . , . .85
Caps, dozen.... 20
2 cans Western Milk.',...'.. .15
Veal Loaf, J4-Ib. cans.4i...0
2-lb. can Corned Beef. ...... .25
3 cans Minced Clams....... 23
Our special G," & , G., Saturday
onjy jlaajla j .- X?p5
Big Bend, the best ; ever, per
Per barrel. . . . ........... . .$5.60
3 boxes Shinola i . .i ;i .28
2 cans Shrimp , ,;.25
Large box Macaroni ..... .35
2 cans Lye1 i;.;... 15
IS lbs. New Potatoes, 251;
sack 9140
Fresh Tomatoes, lb .. , . ..5
1 quart bottle Chow Chow.... 25
New Carrots, IS lbs 25
Bell Peprs, 2 lbs. for ...... 15f
Asparagus Beans, 7 lbs. ..1.25
3 large heads Lettuce 10
6-lb. basketFresh Tomatoes.. 25
Cabbage, pet lb. 3
5-lb. pkg. Quaker Oats 25
3 cans Oysters, 25; dozen.. 90
5 lbs. Seedless Raisins , . . , , .25
2 boxes Shoe Polish for. ..... 5
Two : 2-lb. cans Hems Pork and
Beans 25
3-lb. can Ghirardelli Ground Choc
olate, ... ......80
Tomatoes," crate ............ TO
Shell Beans, 7 lbs 25
4 bunches Beets, Turnips or Green
Onions. . .....,.1... 5
Wire Clothes Lines 15
Mop Sticks ., 10
3 cans Molasses ... ... ... . . .25
GreatleatSal
AT THE STATE MARKET
If You Want to Benefit Look Up
221 1st Sfc, Cor. Salmon Tomorrow
5 lbs. Compound .;
10 lbs. Compound .
Choice Hams
Picnic Hams . V
Lard 51b. . . .
Lard 10 lb. ...
Breakfast Bacon .
Corned Beef . .
Pickled Pork . . .
Choice Juicy Steaks
Tender Boiling Beef
Nice Round Steak .
Mutton Stew . .
Shoulder of Mutton
Mutton Chops .
Famous Hamburger Steak . lOc
ifiiEiiiil
221 First St. Cor. Salmon
SUPERIOR BLUE
STEM PATENT
"The live) grocer exerts a good deal of influence among
his customers. He is supposed to know-Hind ought to
know the fine points of the goods he sells and i! he will
make it a point to set forth the merits of Superior Blue (
Stem Flour he will within a brief time see an increase in
sales. Send for baking samples. Have some bread or
rolls or biscuits made therefrom, put the eame in a promi-'
nent place and mark them '
TMntfo
D. C. Ourno Co., DIctributorf3
. 203-210 SilD ST PORTLAND, OREGON.
'tSTJ: AND. -P
Y L ORIGINAL
yLTVSH STORE
Pacific Main 57C0 PUONES Uomc A-1412
4 lbs. Sweet Potatoes. 25
1 gallon Syrup. .. .45
2 Jap . Rose Soap. . .:; .lf
10 dosen Clothes Pins... ...10
8 rolls Toilet Paper.... ....25
1 bottle Nut Butter ...25
3 bottles. Picnic MuJtard...25
3 bottles Extract....? 25
Arm and Hammer Soda, pkg. 5
30 lbs. Rice.... .9100
5 lbs. i Beans.... ........ .....25
Cocoanut, lb. ........ Iff
5000 Matches. . . .. ... .
3 bot. Durkee Salad Dresng.25
3-minute Tapioca. . . . . .... . .
Large String Mops,.. ..... ....35
SPECIAL
20 lbs. Supr $1.00
With 4tf lbs. G. S. Coffee 910O
free Basket With Every $2
50c
95c
19c
15c
75c
$1.50
24c
s .
. . 8c
. 17V2C
. lOc,
. 8c-10c
122c-15c
. 7c-8c
. 8c-10c
i'V'.,
12V2C
. . - .
s
2 dosen Green Corn. ...... ...35
Cabbage, lb 3
3 bottles Olives... ...... ......25
Eagle ' Milk ...i '..,.15,
Baker's, Cocoa. ............ ..20
3 bottles Catsup.. ....... ...25
3 bottles Vinegar. ........ ...25
3 bottles Olives.. m.J.SB
7 cans Sardines. 25
1 lb.. Ridgway's Tea .50
I pint Honey .........25
1 quart' Honey. .. . . . .... . ..45
1-gaL can Honey. 10 lbs. net 9100
3 Bread 10
BUTTER
Ferndale Butter, roll. .65
B est Creamery, roll . . . . . ..... T5
Oleomargarine, roll.,.. ...... 40
Order. Taken Home No Sugar
Fellows
349-351 Oak Street. - 344-850 Aftkeny Street
. PHONE MAIN . 2596, A-2596.
Eastern Hams, per lb., 19c
Sugar,17lbs.for$100
Sugar, per sack.... ....... fe.OO
Our fancy patent Rose City Flour,
pet sack . . . . ...f 1.50
Good family Flour, -per sk. .f 1.20
IS lbs. New Potatoes...... ..25
8 lbs. good Apples... ...... ...25
1-qt . bottle Grape Juice. . . . . .35
1-pt. bottle Grape Juice...... 20
I pkg. Long Branch Crackers 104
4-lbs. best M. & J. Coffee f 1.00
I lb. Fellows' Special Blend.. 15
1 lb. green or black Tea......25
1 lb. pure black Pepper...... 25
12 bars good Laundry Soap.. 25
7 bars Beat 'Em All Soap,... 25
1 large package Pearline....20
1 bottle Bluing or Ammonia,. 5f
Special
20 lbs. Sugar for f 1.00 with every
5, lbs, iSpecial Coffee;.. ,f 100
Bread Is the
i
.... T
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THE DALLES
rsrr rw CVi
vatvt nitirn mnm n i ss.
W Bill
Av4V .HiUUeUi
OFFICE 324 ABINGTON BLDG., PORTLAND.
tootiei Mg Ian Sale
Fine Sugar-Cared Dams at 19c
WHILE THEY LAST.
Every Ham Guaranteed .
WeMakeAIIOurSausage
VEAISAUSAGEU
FRANKFURTER ..12 Come early or call up Ilb
BOLOGNA 8f
3AV- C TV
; COR.:FOURtH AND ki iiiiLt
. ; SPECIAL ;
EASTERN HAMS, per lb... 20
BACON, per lb. 22 1
PICNIC HAMS, per lb. ..1TJJ j
' :jRffliKX;.:.
Crosse & Blackwell 'Olive ' Oil
: quart, 75
Lulu, the Great Cleanser four
cans 25
MEATS
v " BEEF
Boil Beef, lb..- 8tf
Pot Roast Beef, lb 8c, 10
Loin Roast Beef, lb...... la 1-2
Sirloin Steak, lb.... ...... 12 1-2
Shoulder' Steak, lb.. 10
' . MUTTON
Mutton Stew, -per lb...... .. .T
Shoulder Mutton, per lh..O, 10
Loin Mutton Chops, lb..12 1-2
PORK
Shoulder Pork. lb.I.'.lS, 17
Loin Pork, lb M.20
Loin Pork Chops. ........20
; vfrx VEAL
Shoulder Veal. per'lb.MM2M.14
Veal Chops, per lb... ...14
Breast of. Veal, per lb,..;. ..12
Veal Stew, per lb....lO, 12f
EGGS
Per Dozs . . . 25c
Fresh Meals
Legs Mutton, while they last,
per pound................. ...II
Shoulders Mutton, per lb . . . 5 1
Pot "Roast. Beef, per lb....... 8
Boiling Beef, per lb.;...-.... 6e
Steaks, per lb. .....10 to 15
Rump Roast Beef, per lb,,.. 10
Veal Steak, per lb,... 10 to 15
2 lbs. pure Lard... ........ ..35
Other meats in proportion.' ,
Carnation Milk, per case . f425
Carnation Milk, per dozen. $1.10
-Pioneer Milk,- per case.,.'.. f 4.00
Pioneer Milk, per dozen. ..$1.00
Economy Milk, per case.,, $2.85
Economy Milk, per dozen.. . 75
.i can Baker's Cocoa....... -.20
Mb. can Ghir, Chocolate.. ...30
1 lb. Shredded Cocoanut. .15
1 can Eagle Milk. . .......... 15
7 cans American Sardines... 25
1-gaL pail good table Syrup.. 45
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Staff of Life
AND REQUIRES
DALLES
DIAMOND
OR
LIBERTY BELL
FLOUR
To make a superior article. .
""Manufactured by
DIAMOND
f LOUR MILLS
Ask your rrocsr for Tha DUs
Diamond or Liberty Bell Flour, or
call Mala M7. Ws will have you
supplitd , '
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