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12 THE OREGON DAILY .-JOURNAL, PORTAND, . FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 22, 1914." G1LI3 NETS BARRED IN CHANNEL AT MOUTH i OF COLUMBIA RIVER r i aaa i i mii urn - 3- Government Isies Sweeping - Order Affecting Hundreds of Fishermen, TO ASSIST NAVIGATION ?rin of Hta la Main Shtp Channel Slid to B Xaaaoa to 6afty of TllHll. and OMebank, Br. so. nnnv. Alfr hnvlnff been trhfwkM! sorted the freights for this and other fette, aniit; runs v puns win jiivtrij - us Halrsfjerd, routed direct via the Magellan serv-! Kparton, N ice started by the American-Hawaiian. This will bring the freight held up at the eastern terminal of the Teh uan te pee here in about tiree months. Freight at the western terminal, Sn lina Cruz, will be brought north with in a week or two. -ALOXG THE WATERFRONT .........Callao ..... Newcastle .Baota Hoaalla Hut. bk.. Fort PhUio Head Kparton, Nor. bk. Callao YVandaOek, Uer. bk ganta Rom 11 a Seuiautba, Sot. bk Weat Ooaat Talklrk. Br. bk.. . ........ Newcastle Xlomawn, Kuaa. ah Newcastle. Ana. Saxon Monarch, lit. str Mdoeliaoeooa Sa East. Alesla, Gcr, as Hamburg udaluala, tier, aa ...Hamburg CaruarTouablra. Br. atr.... ........ .Antwerp Uva ot ttaibTen. Br. aa.. Antwerp Uieumvoj, or. aa. ....... ... huerde, uer. aa aivumoutb.bire. Br. au.... Gill netting Inside of the channel Ust-d by VettnelH pausing In and out ot t.ic- mouth of the Columbia river has keen prohibited by the U. 8.' engineers' coiva, uccordlng to an order issued yt-atuiday afternoon by Lieutenant coioiil tliuilen li. McKinstry. 'ilie butrlng of fishermen from the r.iain cl.unii. has been a matter which aUutribii.p matters have been urging lOi ydj.ru. It bus been claimed that lae fcrtaiest dinger lay In file steani tln sc. tiny afoul of one of these nets tr.d losing a propellej. After listen ing to Hie u.1 guutents from both side. Cu.onel AlcKinstry yesterday detlded t.iat in tlie future no gillnellt rs would be ulluweri Inside the regular channel. 'lb oiuer sent out by the V, S. eii giiicela corps is as follows: Act Is Quoted. War Department, L'. H. Engineer Of-tU-'t, I'onlLind, May 2D. 1. The at tention of those engaged In finning li. lri wati rs of the Columbia river in the vicinity of Its mouth, is called to ti following provisions in the act of congress approved March 3, 1899, en titled: "An act making appropriations lor the construction, repair and pres ervation of certain public works on rivers -.nd harbors and for other pur posts:" h'ec. 10. That the creation of an obstruction not affirmatively author lied by congress to the navigable ca pacity of any of the waters of the United States is hereby prohibited t und it shall not be lawful to excavate or fill, or in any manner to alter or modify the course, location, condition or capacity of any port, roadstead, haven, harbor, canal, lak, -harbor of refuge, or inclosure within Jhe limits of any breakwater, or of tile channel of any navigable water of the United States, unless the work has been recommended by the chief of en Clneers and authorized by the secre tary of war' prior to beginning the same. Penalty Is Provided. Sec. 12. That every person -mid every corporation that shall violate any of the provisions of- sections nine, ten and eleven of this act Khali be deemed guilty of a mis demeanor, and on conviction thereof ahall be punished by a fine of not ex ceeding twenty-five hundred dollars nor less than five "lundred dollars, or by Imprisonment (in the case of n. natural person 1 not exceeding one year, or by both such punishment, in the discretion of the court. 2. All persons are hereby notified that the operation of gill nets at "the inouth of the Columbia river in the tea bounded on the south by a line extending through buoys Nbs. li, 10, 8. 6, i and 2, (red whistling buoy); on t'.ie north by the entrance range, 0 n the west by a north and south Him through the red whistling buoy, and on the east Ijy a north and south line through buoy No. 12, is considered an unreasonable obstruction to naviga tion prohibited by the above provis ions of law. By authority of the secretary of war. . C. H. MKINSTRY, Lieut. Col., Corps of Engineers. Aotwers .Hamburg . .Aotweri Kolal, Dan. as' Antwerp fierr Aniolue, Fr. bk Antwerp uaaiiuraaire, 13 r. as ...Antwerp iilTer Purtb, Br. as Antwerp Hunta CataUna. Am. aa Mew York arrival today. ! Hanta Clara, Am. as Seattle ander, took out auibla. Uer. aa Hamburg ft 4-.- . ocumar. ur. aa . namourg J tons OI iliumi. Iler. aa... Hiuhiiri .Antwerp .Antwera Kramiey, Br. aa-... .Antwerp ,.Q ni,. j i. . , , . , i uriauiuu, Dr. air. .................. .Antwerp giaphed that he would reach AJns- i Koine to loaa lumber, worth dock at 2:30. I Name lled from The British steamer Radnorshire of ' Aleldes, Nor. bk ..Callao fleetu1111 8tAam ,FTt tmrKbu:::: :::::!tt fleet-sailed from Oceanic dock this I tccMwia. Br. aa.... Honolulu morning at 3 o'clock. She goes direct1 VJueeo Maud, Br. as.. Ban KrancUeo to the orient. , Siratlilurue. Br. ax.... San Diego Bound for' Puget sound to finish ! V7u5.rr' i?":""""'!! discliarging, the American steamer l huattiilau. Br. itx 8an vranciaco Santa Clara sailed for Puget sound at Clan UacLead. TSr. atr Onaymaa 4 o'clofk v...Miv Queen Margaret, Br. atr Sau r ranclaca ----- j j . i u Heavy freight cargoes south and I light shipments north featured the I San Francisco & .Portland Steamship company's salllne The Bear, Captain JiO passengers and 2400 ireiKin, wniie tne Beaver. CaDtain 1 ranmaal. Uan. Mason, has 280 passengers and 1000 inverberTle, Br. a. tona ot rreignt. Captain Mason tele- HOMELESS AT LEBAM - CARED FOR BY PEOPLE OF NEARBY TOWNS (Continued From Page One.) Ixndford largart Am. bk... .Hat. Kranclsco . Aukland Sailings tonieht will lnclnrto thai ,lr, V"!,. steamer Multnomah, for the south, and lnTergarrj. Br. bk .'. Honolulu the Francis U. Leggett for Grays cl"n MacLoad, Br. atr Mnjl Hjrtmr Kramlej. Br. atr Antwerp Z k . , . i St. Theodore, Br. atr Sbangbai lo have her hull repaired and a new yueen Margaret, Br. str San KrancUcu stern post set, the schooner Hugh Ho- ' I"rd Sefton, Br. atr Magdalena Bay r... ...... .......... lciuna atr San Francisco Am aph ralln from leaks in her hull received when 'tulierborne. Itu'si. ah Callao she went ashore at the mouth of the i Strathesk. Br. etr Callao Slusiaw "lern post set, tne SCllOOner i-IUgn HO- ' ", oeiiuu, nr. ait fni1 tneCne,lhVe v?, ! li-'"'.. lng the night. She Is waterlogged win. H. Bwltb, Am ("ompletion of the work on the Port I of Portland towboat Oc'klahama will ' be done at the Port of Portland dry- i dock, the steamer, having been taken j there this niorninp. Guy Adams, mall traffic manager for the Union Pacific system, with his r wire, were passengers on the steamer Bear when she sailed this morning. They are bound for Los Angeles. Captain E. M. Trott, lighthouse in spector of the general service, with headquarters in Washington, D. C Daily River Readings. STATIONS. c s in Portland on his annual Inspection trip of district Xo. 16. He will be the guest of Inspector H. L. Beck for sev eral days before leaving for Alaska. Lewlston i 24 Umatilla 25 Eugene ) 10 Albany .' I 20 Salem 20 is Portland 15 MARINE NOTES Astoria. Or., May 22. Sailed at midnight Siiauier Santa darn, for l"ugct Bound. Ar rived at 5:.' anrl left up at 8:30 a. m. Steamer Hornet, from San Francisco. Arrived nl 6::iO and left up at 1 a. tn. Steamer Beaver, from Sun Pedro and Son Franclaco. San Pedro. May Sailed Steamers Sis kiyou and Portland, for Portland. Singapore. May 20. Sailed British steamer Carnarvonshire, for Portland. Astoria. May 21. Arrived at 2:30 and left up at 3:::o p. ui. Steamer YV. 8. Porter, frrm Monterey. Arrived at 2:30 and left up at 3:20 p. m. Steamer Shasta, from San Tedro. Sailed at 7:30 p. m. Steamer Falr biiven, for San Francisco. Arrived at II p. rn. and left up at midnight Steamer Itoma, from Port Snn I,nls. San Francisco. May 21. Sailed at noon Steamer Rose City, for Sun Pedro: at 8 p. ni- Steamers Si la no, Yellowstone and Yoae n'lte, for Portland. .North Head, Wash., May 22. Condition at the mouth of the river at 8 a. m.. smooth: wind northeast 0 miles; weather, clear. Tides at Astoria Saturday. High water--:2I a. m.. H.7 feet; 11:47 p. m.. 8.8 feet. Iw water 6:28 a. m., 0.1 feet; 6:11 p. rn., 3.4 feet. UNCHARTED ROCK IS STRUCK Steamer Qutnault Loses Her Kee in Moira Sound. . Striking a submerged and unchart ered rock as she was leaving Moira Hound yesterday, the steamer Qulnault. Captain 'Buck" Morgan, is said to have had" her keel torn completely off and will likely have to be repaired Immediately upon arrival here: The less of the Qulnault from tho service will be keenly felt by the Portland fHeumship company, as they were lust about to place that steamer and the J. V,. Stetson on a weekly schedule. The steamer J. B. Stetson, Captain F. L. Herriman, will sail tonight and the Wand on next Wednesday night according to the present plans of the crmpany. The Qulnault will be brought here as soon as possible, placed In drydock and her repairs rimhed as fast as is possible. It Is hoped that she can be gotten iwa.1 on time or shortly afterward. GOOD DEMAND FOR BERTHS Nearly All Accommodations Taken on Steamer Breakwater. . Practically every berth on the steamer Breakwater for the Coos Bay sailings of June 4 and June 9 has already been taken, according to Cap tain T. J. Macgenn of the steamer. The Breakwater reached Alnsworth dock yesterday a-fternoon from Coos Hay. The steamers operating into Coos Bay will have more than they can handle duclng the weeks before and after the Rose Festival. Besides the reservations made with the Port land & Coos Bay -Bteamshlp company, the Arrow Line and North Pacific Steamship company also announce lieavy passenger reservations for their sailings just previous to the festival. 11. 81 Oj 16.8 3.80.1 2.8 0 1.80.1 3.70.1 14.9 H. 2 at approximately $20,600, building and all Included: Insurance $12,000. , Jack Crosby's pool hall, value $2000. Jess Mangun's shoe shop, $400, no insurance. Lebarri hotel, $5000, partially In sured. Lebam bakery, slight loss. Northern Pacific depot, all appur tenances saved. Insurance fully cov ers loss. Taylor's residence, valued $600. Dr. Blair's residence, value $2000; Insurance $1500. Piano saved. Guy Billows building occupied by R. 8. Dennis. vaue $400. Some insurance. Smith & Hamilton's general store. value $5000. Insurance $3400. Willapa hotel building, valued at $2000, furnishings $S00, Insurance $1200. Residence ocupied by M. D. Cleve land, value $600. - Dwelling of Dr. G. A. Stelner, total value of house and furnishings $1400, $700 insurance. Dwelling of Mr. Hamilton, value $800, unknown. K. P. hall, value $3500, insurance $2000. A. N. D. brick block, value $12,000, partially insured. A. N. Davis residence, value $2600. Odd Fellows' hall, value $2000. Tills housed Dr. Blair's drug store, valued at $3200, insurance $2500. Odd Fellows' Insurance about $1500. Mrs. Axford's dwelling house, value $1200, insurance $600. Butcher shop, $1000 loss, insurance $500. Postoffice building. $1500. Stock of Adams & Miller $1500, insurance $1200. Beoords Are Saved. AH postoffice records, stamps, etc.. were saved; also many' of the post office boxes, furniture, etc Jewelry store, all stock saved, slight loss. Joseph Gibson's two houses, value $1200. - George Whetzel residence, value $1000, some Insurance. Lebam has special reason to feel grateful to. Raymond and other valley people, who have worked heroically to aid the unfortunates. Many people are without shelter on account ot the destruction of hotels and dwellings, but are being provided for as last us possible. Food cars were run up from Raymond and all stress along this line was removed. It is not certain whether or not the local mill company will rebuild. Jefferson Pupils to See Wonder Road Special O.-W. K. tt V. Train Will Bear Students to Various Points of In terest Along Colombia Biver. About 100 pupils of Jefferson High school will view the Columbia high way, Gordon Falls, Multnomah Falls, Horsetail Falls and Oneonta Gorge to morrow. A special train will leave the Union depot at 7:50 a. m- and R. H. Atkinson, scenic expert of the O.-W. R. & N., will show the young people the fine points of the new highway and the beauties of the surrounding landscape. Tributes Are Given To Oregon Climate Healtafnl Attribute of Beaver State Arc Belated at Prog-resslTe Business Man's Club; Cold Batng Deprecated. "Doctors' day" at the Progressive Business Men's club yesterday evoked unexpected tribute to the health in suring Oregon climate. Dr. Luther R. uyott, who acted as chairman, said that in all the years he had SDent in Oregon he had never required a doc tor's care. Dr. William O. Spencer said that while people of other districts may have their malarial "chills and fever," we of the northwest do not because the mosquito that carries malaria does not exist here. The only people here who have malaria, he averred, are those who bring it from somewhere else. Dr. L. H. Howland attacked both the time honored cold bath and the plan of a cold shower followed by a hot, then by a cold shower again. He declared these too great a strain upon the system. Dr. Robert G. Hall declared that even the doctors have come to believe that preventive medicine is the most important part of the medical profes- sion's work. Dr. F. E. Moore discussed i lumbago. Reject John D.'s Returns. Cleveland, O., May 22. Because they were not signed in John D. Rocke feller's own handwriting, the county tax commissioners rejected two of the oil king's personal tax returns. Sapo-Nol Tooth Powder Free On Friday and Saturday a 25fc pack age of this excellent tooth Dowder will br given away free. Read the display ad on page 15 and learn: how. (Adv.) ()BIslng; ( )FaUlng. RJvef Forecast. The Willamette river at Portland will re main nearly stationary for the next two or three days. Tired Feet? Then visit the surgeon chiropodist with ' The Barber Shop,'' Journal build ing He is an expert and will relieve all forms of foot ailments. (Adv.) It's Fine for the Teeth A useful article" is being given away free today and tomorrow. A display ad on page 15 tells you all about it. (Adv.) An 8-inch Fan in the Home will make you comfortable when- the weather Is hottest for less than 4 of a cent an hour. Larger fans for larger rooms can he operated at a slightly increased cost. Order now. We'll deliver today. STUBBS ELECTRIC CO. Sixth at Pine. A or Main 1690. Riis Is Sinking. Barre, Mass., May 22. Jacob Riis, ill of heart disease, is pinking. 3 BIG SPECIALS AT Columbia Fish Company Portland's Finest Fish, Poultry, Butter and Egg Market Don't fail to visit us when shopping at the New Public Market. OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT POULTRY, 22 PER LB. Plenty Spring Ducks, Broilers and Fryers. We dress our own Poultry, and you should get the habit of buying your Poultry here. BUTTER Skamokawa Creamery None better Per roll 60c FISH A big shipment of Lin Ctd a fine flavored deep- (n sea fish per lb , DC All Kinds Shell Fish Shrimp, Crabs, etc. WE DELIVER FOURTH AND ALDER, IN THE NEW JONES MARKET ALSO THIRD AND ANKENY Main 5 Marshall 1 A-5556 You'll Not Need It if the Family Wears-. NQFSEME Hosiery LOOKS BETTER WEARS LONGERl PURE THREAD SILK - - 50c SILK-LISLE ... .25c AT ALL DEALERS LftRIXK IXTjELfcJGENCB Du te Arrive. Bi-arer, from S.ta Pedro and way Mar 22 Solon. from San Franeiaco May 24 Yueatan. from San Diego and way May 24 Sun Ramon, from San Franclaco. . . .May 24 I'rek water, from Coos (5ay May 36 Portland, from San Pedro... May 26 Siskiyou, from San Pedro May 26 lloe C1ty from San Pedro and way.. May 27 Alliance, from Kureka and Ooos Bay. May 27 Srnta Clara, from Seattle May 30 Hounoke. from San Diego and way May 31 Bar. from San I'etlro and way June 1 I'arnlso. from S. r-'..and way.... June 1 J B. Stetson, from Ahmkn June 8 Ttioa. L. Wand, from Alaska..." June 15 Due to Depart. Carle, for San Kranelaeo n. w Vultnomuli. for San Pedro "Mar 2 J B. Stetaon. fr Alaska i.ivia'v 2 Northlano. for ban Diego..' May 27 Breakwater, for OwsBay and Eureka.! May 2:1 Rearer, for San Pedro and wt. ' May "7 'I ellowatone, f.ir fiHg Buy audS. Fi.May 27 TucDius L. Wand, for Alaoka... May -7 Yueatan, for San Diego mid way May 27 Alllaiiee, frr Coog Bay and Eureka .. MaV 2S Qulnault. for Alatika May 28 l!e City, for Sun Pedro and way. ...June 1 Roanoke, for San Diepo and way June 3 Pcrniso, for Cooh Bay and S. F June 3 Bear, for San Pedro and way !!june 6 From 6an Frsnoiaoo. ufrTST? i-H""i"rd ."Dd . Y"e- "twnatlng. leaye San tranclaco for Saa Die on nioS day.. Wedueadaya, Friday, and Sa turd"' connecting with ateamera from Portland Northbound, they arrive at Sau Franoiwo onTueadaya. rturadaya. S!urd.", uu- Is la Part. PIDfl Oakland. A.ti. -h Chinook, dredge "J King Cyrua. Am. ten.".'." belfaat. Peru, I.k . . Mlndoro. Am. ech " W. H. Maratun. Am. sch Hcwtn, Br. lik BDObumlah. C. Uetieral Huhl. Thoa. L. Wand, For Reaaha Um P,mrl Oil Meals on Tim? i Bertb. Astoria Aiaaka Dock Astoria Llnntoo ..Port. Lbr. Co. 1. P. Lbr. Co. North Bank reviMin. i-,itt.. . . , . lieberaj Hubbard. Am. atr. "".' p,X,'. i inoe. jj. wand, Am. atr Oreiron lrT,w.t ' Aaurason Man.. Jap. str....E. & W Lbr Co I Northland, Am. tr st ,,' , V Sue H. Elmore. Am. atr. . . .V.V ' ' AlbVrs o "1 ! Multnomah. Am. sir.. i J. B. Stetaon. Am. str...".'.'. Oak M V2?' Wo ''"enwlek. Am. atr .Tongue Point c.roAur,i,rAm- ",r ir Breakwater. Aln. atr . . 7.7 wughs. te. Aiam -i;,-r Saietn, Am. . . . . 7. " '",'"1 I Hornet, Am. str ?B.or'a ! Shasta, Am. str Couch St Roma, Am str 7. wlllffw n Souta to Load Grain. t,m? m t Sailed from Deaalx, Fr. eh....... H.mbnr? uen. ae soma. Fr. bk v.,....i- A good oil stove gives full heatiust as soon as it's lip-h ted. There's no waiting for the fire to catch up or the oven to heat. Meals can be started later - and still be served right on time. That means less work and less time in the kitchen. The XV i Buy on the Public Market CHICKENS LOWER . . .20 RANCH EGGS 2 doz. 45 DAIRY BUTTER, 2 lbs. 45 CREAMERY BUTTER roll 5O$-55$.e0$ Oleomargarine, 2 lbs 45? Full Cream Cheese 20? Cream Brick Cheese, lb. .22 Limburger Cheese, lb 20 Eastern Sugar Cured Hams. per pound 18 All Goods. Retailed at Wholesale Prices La Grande Creamery 264 YAMHILL ST. PRICES DOWN For Saturday and Monday "WHY NOT WALL PAPER AND PAINTS?" Odd lots of Imported Hangings... 4 Varnished folds, 8-yard roll 15 Bedroom Florals, 8-yard roll 5 and i&l? 30-inch Oat Meal Papers, 8-yard roll 19 Heavy Metal Effects, 8-yard roll 45 A Special Room Lot, Wall Border and Ceiling Enough for a room 14x15-10 at only 79 PAINT SPECIALS Miller's Guaranteed Mixed Paint, per gallon $1.45 Cold Water Calsomine, special, per lb 5r Rubber Cement Floor Paint, per quart 45? Special Screen Enamel, per can 15 and 25t Best Floor Wax, per pound 35 Special Prices on Brushes, House Linings, etc. ALL SALE GOODS CASH THE ERNEST MILLER WALL PAPER CO. "THE HOME OF STAPLE WALL PAPERS" Open Saturday Evenings 172 First St. 8L ew Perfection COOK STOV burns kerosene, the clean, cheap fuel and gives an intense heat that can be regulated just as you want it. It does all sorts of cooking and baking just as well as a wood or coal stove and without tainting the food. Don't cook in a hot kitchen this summer. Don't lug coal and wood and ashes. An oil stove saves all this trouble, and it's economical too, Ask your dealer for the New Perfection. ,. . Standard Oil Company (Calif.nua) Portland WILL HEL1EVK CONGESTION State of Washington to Hun to The Dalles. To help the eleamer Tahoma with tha congestion of freight which lies On Oak street dock for points on the Columbia river. as far as The Dalles, the steamer State of Washington, re cently sold to F. B. Jones of the Wil lamette & Columbia River Towing company, will make one and possibly two trips to The Dalles. She will leave out with 400 tons of freight Saturday morning on her first trip. Business on the Columbia river has ben ao heavy of late that the steamer Tahoma.. operated by the People's Navigation company, has been unable to handle all that was offered her and the State of Washington will, It is be lieved, help out for a short time at least. r.nKH-uuru. or. imp Valnil Di.ll.ek Oer. bk sanU oall, L"V". f-.Aftou- Nor- Bk iqolque HehvlB Alnnon. Ger. h Hanibar herkcudbrifchisbtro. Br. ah Newcastle Nordbar. Nor. b Santa Rosalia Notre Damp d'Aror, Br. bk Antwero Cambrian ITlweas. Nor. atr Port Nolloch Maroaa. Nor an Melboarna bH.-Snt Po""', r. bk.. Santa oaaUa eraal Ilea. tt. bk . . Ant werp JainTllle. Fr. bk Antwerp Cprnll Barh. Fr bk Antwerp Klnroasblre. Br. sh Honolulu kLtanga. Belg. bk Santa Rosalia FREIGHT IS TO BE RE-ROUTED Hawaiian Line Will Send Goods .'- at Mexican Port via Magellan. .'Wetbound freight at Puerto. Mexi co. wlU be taken back to New York to be checked and sorted, according to the latest advices received by tie American- Hawaiian Steamship com- It is INDEED A Powder a Woman may trust, but not a Trust Powder. Hence its reasonable price and increasing popularity. ''CRESCENT BAKING POWDER" Oreat Mfg. Co, Seattle. Wn. Such a rich golden brown shortcake crust, and so TENDER when made with Cmt: luii GET IT FROM YOUR GROCER . 25c per lb. the shortening which makes foods that are easily digested by the most delicate stomach. Here's a shortcake you'll be proud to serve try it The wholesomeness of this pure product appeals to care ful mothers and housewives. Use it in place of butter or lard in any of your own recipes; remember to use one-third LESS of the Cottolene and a pinch more salt. The TENDERNESS of foods cooked in and with Cottolene makes them delightful. - Our FREE Recipe Book, HOME HELPS, written by five of the best cooking authori- 1 i v ties in America, tells just how k-A to get perfect results from us ing Cqttolene. Drop a postal and get YOUR copy of this in teresting book. Do it now. STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE Sift together one pint of flour, one and one-half rounded teaspoonfuls of baking powder and one and one-quart r level teaspoons of salt; add one level tables poonful of chilled Cotto lene. Make a aoft biscuit dough of sweet milk or water, kneading as little as possible. Divide the dough and put one half in pan and spread with cold soft butter. Then put other half on top and bake until done and a light brown. After baking, cut In half by running a large knife through where the butter was spread. Cover thickly with a pint and a half of strawbetriea that hav been prevlouslr prepared with sugar. Pour what Julea Is left around the cake and serv with rich sweet cream. Peaches, raspberries, blackberries and huckleberries can be substituted tat strawberries. If desired. CHICAGO J irr.Ji'miT w nil QUICK RETURN For the Money Invested by Buying at These SPECIAL SATURDAY PRICES Meats and Fish 1 21c ib. 10clb. 17t 15 Pork Roast Pot Roast Veal Roast Beef Steak Fancy Lamb Chops Hamburger Steak Sausage Meat Boiling Beef Fancy Bacon, lb. . Back Bacon, lb. ... Roast of Lamb, lb. Pork Steak, lb 15 Veal Steak, lb 15 Royal Chinook Salmon, lb. ...15 Halibut, 2 lbs. . . 15 Col. River Shad, lb 10-,15 Fresh Boiled Crabs. 2 for 25 Col. River Sturgeon, 2, lbs. ...35 Poultry freRji killed every day. Groceries First Grade Flour, sack SI. 25 4 Pkgs. Post Toastles 25 5 lba. Jap. Rice 2S 7 lbs. Peaches, Raisins or Figs 50 3 lba Prunes or Dried Apples 25 Curve Cut Macaroni, lb 5 Pure Tomato Catsup, full gah 65 3 Cans Green Gage Plums... 25 2 Cans Afparagus Tips 25 Small bag flour free with $2 order. Tea, Coffee & Spices Ridgeway's Tea Dependable Tea . Tettley's Tea ... Schillings Best Coffee Diamond w. conee Folger's Coffee Good Coffee, lb 20 All Spices, can , -5 Posturo 20C Butter, Eggs and Cheese Saturday specials on BUTTER at all the Butter Stalls BEST BUTTER CC 2 LBS. . . OOt Fresh Tillamook Cheese, lb 20c Cottage Cheese, lb 15c Fresh Oregon Eggs, 2 dozen 45c lb. SOc lb. 35c WASHINGTON mm CORN ER Fl RST AND WASHINGTON ST. Fruits and Vegetables Oregon Strawberries, Box 5c Sweet Oranges, doz 15 Grapefruit, 6 for 25 Apples, dor. 25 Lemons, rloz. - 15 Florida Grapefruit, ea., '. lO Best Walnuts, lb . -20 Green Peas. 3 lbs 25 Radishes, 3 bunches 5 New Spuds, 7 lbs 25 New Beets, 6 bunches .JO AHparagus, 2 lbs 15 Spinach, lb. 5 Cabbage, head -..5 Delicatessen f0c Bottle Grape Juice 30 Peanut Butter lb 15 Sauer Kraut. 2 cans 2r 25c Heinz Ripe Olives 20 Grecian Olive Oil. I acedemonta valrey brand, pt. 50; qt. OO; gal. 3.00. Imported Macaroni, 2 lbs 25 Norway Klsh Balls, can 20 Bakery Salt Raising Bread lO Van Duessen Caks, 25 to Sl.OO Merry Widow Cakes -5? Strawberry Cakes 25 Lady Fingers. Maccaroons and Kisses, lb 50 Candy Try our Ice Cream Soda at our Candy Kitchen. r EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION Roast of Lamb 8c lb. Roast of , Beef 12V2clb. ROAST OF BEEF PICNIC HAMS SMOKED JAWS IN PICNICS lc 2 lb. Sugar Cured Bacon 1 7c lb. California Bacon, Backs 15c lb. & Seattle Market Washington Public Market EE" ThU Market I Located in the Extreme Northeast Corner of the Market DANGER! HOSE VASSZCTTM. LOOK rOS KOSB FASSOTOTC In his new stall 2nd door on First St. from corner as you enter Washing ton Public Market. With every SOc purchase or over. . Tha g-atAbla Xla&r. Market Basket Free Washing-ton PnbUo Xutrt. ft f
