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1U E WOMAN. a- rlrl In - shirt waist and neat black ekirt. ' She looked like a telephone girl, and that's what she was. ' .... They all turned to the left; and ran. When they got to the corner emoklng room entrance of the theatre- tbey all turned again to the left, some slipping c n the wet sidewalk. : and ran in. , ..Other people ' besides Mike ; Bogoway stopped to see the strange pageant.- For a pageant it was. or part of on. The women were characters In MU Josephine Hammond's , pageant-play. "Everywortan's! Road." which will be produced by Reed college students at the Helling June 1 and 2. .. - The dayn of the production they will do Just as thejr dJd today. They repre sent the evolution of woman from toa dim dawn of her spiritual conscious ness to the present, when she is asking and taking her "place pn the sun" as a spiritual and economic entlty,v, 4 The - characters came up ; from ber neath the stage, bearing their ' bur fieri. iKm6 across it and down along one of thealslea to the rear lobby. Just as they will do In the real; perform ance. Bather this i have them : stay, there for the rest of the play, Hiss Hammond will have them go oat as they did ibis morning, in at the cornej entrance and along the side corridor to the rear of the stage. 1 " J There was a complete rehearsal to day, with the essential of the settings In place and the 130 women actors in costume. . ' .A.-,: - Z : -L ' ; ( ? Ed: Medberry ; ; ( Awaiting Sentence Seattle, May 28. Convicted of using the " mails - toV; defraud i In s corj nectlon . with ' a. : scheme : to W late settlers - on public . lands ' In Skagit county, Ed - Medberry. ' well knownvtimber cruiser of . the north-, west. Is awaiting sentence In the fed eral court. - Medberry was ; convicted of sending circulars through the mails advertising that certain school lands and j tracts included in the national forest reserve were open to entry, and offering to locate settlers upon these lands. Dr. Edgar 8, Lee, prominent physicians of. Seattle, are today ; preparing .to leave for Chieago-where they will Join tbe-part of physiclats being forjned there Jo, service in the) military hos pitals Of Europe. Aberdeen. Writing from Siberia on A- postal - card, in the Austrian lan guage.' Martin Reimer, aged 23, tells his sister. MrA Adolph SahdlJ ot this city, that he is beld a prisoner by the Russian government and In need of necessities. -r:--; v. - TacomA Rev. J. A. Sutton, recent ly forced to resign under fire from the First Baptist church here, following sensational charges made by Doris McAlpin, 16-year-od daughter of Rev. Mr. McAlpin, associate pas tor,r will re turn to Tacoma to establish an inde pendent church, according , to friends, Centralla. Hoss & Timmerman, lo cal realty dealers, report a deal closed Wednesday whereby, the Charles. Smith place on Fords Prairie, west of this city, is sold to Charles Johnson of Klrkland, the sale price being 118,000. The farm eoruprise 130 acres and Is one ot the best la this eection. : : . Centralla. Wednesday a deleeratlon of Grand Mound cltlrens called on. the state highway board and secured its promise not to make any decision on the permanent route of the Pacific Highway between Centralla and Ten i no until the board had rilden: over both the route through Grand Mound and that through Bucod. Both towns are after it. . , When writing or calling- on adver, tlsers, you will confer a favor by men tioning The Journal. (Adv.) m SPECIAL DAIRY PRODUCTS SALE Saturday Fresh Churned Butter, per ; pound , . . ......... ,30 Full Cream Cheese, lb. 15c IJurity Stamped Eggs, per dozen .. . ......... , .25t Cottage Cheese, with cream, per lb. 20 This place is noted for fresh bakery goods, buttermilk, cultured milk, certified milk and cream. SLAVE AND COLONIAL r (NORTHWEST HAPPENINGS IE RUN Tl VTacomA Ten thousand men, women and children are wanted in the Puyal lup valley berry fields as berry, pickers for 99 days beginning June 10, accord ing to a request for help filed by the Puyallup and ' Sumner Krult - Growers' association with the Tacoraa ' brAncb of the federal employment bureau. TacprhA' Mrs. J, Mi Dougan, , wife of ' a prominent contractor, narrowly escaped: death by drowning under the family automobile in the ditch on- the Tacoma-Scattle road Just beyond the Puyallup bridge when the -machine overturned. Seattle. Dr. Waldo Klchardson and BESf cirrs BEST QUALITY Broadway. Gets Glimpse of jOdd Parade as Women ;Scurry Out of Heliig. . , U ' i - ' ' ' ' - - :" -; . it.'-- 7 " 7 " " " MIKE ROGOWAY IS AMAZED AT ALL TIM Seed Collefe Student, Btbearel&ff fox "JSvtrxwoauua' Road," rind Street Appearance Necessary. 2 BUY IT AT THE PEOPL&SZ THE OREGON DAILY . JOURNAL. PORTLAND FRIDAY, MAY 28. 1915. AV DUSKY DAN 3GETHER mm i v. f. .' ("13 Out of the front door of the Helll? this morning: at 11:10 a cave wonwn ran. She turned to the left and kept running. Mike Ttogoway,' manager of The Journal barber shop, in which door he was standing across the street, knew she was a cave wonan. Her feet were bare, her (Sress was skins, her hair blew f ree..! . He couldn't remember hav ing seen a cave woman before. Perhaps he. had 'the faintest memory of one of his owii earlier incarnations. - 'Anyway, he knew, but beforehe re. co verd'l enough to exclaim, out' ran a splendid colonial dame, ekir,ts aflutter and powdered coiffure bare to the driz-, zllfig rain. She too turned to the left in her flight. Right behind ' her came a brown armed maiden with a big Jar, and she turned, to the left and scurried up the street. She looked like an Indian, and Mike 'couldn't make her out- exactly, but' she was really an Egyptian slave of the kind that carried water to the male slaves that built the pyramids. - And than came a deulge of women, every one different, and only one that looked at all-modern or American was . i I i ' I turn 32 tkIading STAMPS With an erdn of 3 lbs. of Ardmore eof. fee lor Jl.lO at our ittore or by parcel post, you win rf ceiTc six coupon, sve these Mix coupons. A rdmore Coffee sells reKolsrty for 40 cent, per lb. It is pure und always fresh I L;poo receipt of thUi sdrertlselnent anal nx gray or yellow -ouiin. we wu ton 22 S. A II. Oreen Tradinr Sttmn, Oiiipons glreu with our coinylete hue of I won tea, leas, spices, etc. Good Saturday, May 20, and Mon day, May 31. orders given prompt attention, f 809 SALMOB STHEET. Bet. Front and First. Phon. Main 3282 1 7MMtmJk ... . No. 4 of a Series THE high cost of getting their coffees to the con. timer makes it necessary gj for the exclusive cottee pouse to do one of two things get, more for the same quality or turn out a cheaper product. - We buy our raw .. coffees as cheap as any concern in the country. - We operate our fac tory on a scientific basis. OUR SELLING COST IS 40 TO 60 PER CENT LESS THAN THE EXCLUSIVE COFFEE HOUSES. . The consumer is reaping the benefit in our new reduced prices, as shown below. Lang & Co. Royal Club Food Products Portland. : . 1 f CvZD ) i & m mr a m m -rm 1 fr?C Co r A Galaxy of Food Bargains to Wind Up a Good Mobth Lay iix; a Good Supply and Save Money Italian Paste, 4 lbs. for Style 25c Sale of Imported Italian Olive Oil On aooonnt of the way prices are going constantly higher. r av tnese tow prices. -ure stock at How Is imported your e&ance to lay In a supply at these low prices. :; - STOCK aTJ ' V Pt. 25c, Ptv45c, Qt. 75c, i3 Gal. $1.50, Gal. $2.75 Uneeda Biscuits, J C 6 for sWtJC Snowflake Sodas. 3 for . . . 4rt?l 6 Bars of Fels r Corn Meal, 9-lb. Naptha Soap. . Q ack for : Canned Milk Specials Prices are lowest in year$. They will soon advance. Now is the time to stock up. Carnation 2 cans ' , Ossc Pioneer--2 cans . . Case V.J. .'. Suprenie--4 cans . Case Marigold -4 cans . Case i , - .. . .15c .$3.15 . ...15c $3.15 .. . ..25c $2.90 .25 c $2.90 25c Arm and Ham mer Soda . . . 5c Pastry- Flour, per sack . . . . 40c Canned Corn, 4 for . . . . ::2Sc Canned Goods 2 cans Peaches ... 2 cans Apricots . 6?,cans Sardines ... 3 cans Oysters. 3 cans Clams 3 cans Shad . , . . Small can Shad . . -Pineapple, per can 2 cans Tomatoes . 4 cans Peas ' 25c 25c 25c 25c -25c .25c . . - -5c .10c 15c 25c Strained Honey Pints ;..25c -gallons Quarts ..-50c .......75c Homestead Coffee Thisi is absolutely first qual ity doffee. ; Roasted fresh for us and sold in bulk at. lb. 30c Try it. and save money on Coffee without lacrificing quality. Fruit Jars Masons, pints 50c Qts. 60c -gallons -80c Hconomys pints . . . .'. . ... . .90c Quarts $1.15 -gal. $1.50 MEATS Finest Quality at Lower Prices BEEF Pot Roast, lb... 10c and 12Kc Rib Boiling Beef, lb.. . . . . . ..8c Beef Shanks, lb..,..-.... 6c Shoulder Steak, lb 12c Sirloin Steak, lb., 15c Round Steak, lb. ........... 15c PORK Fresh Side -Pork, lb ....15c SLoin Pork Roast, lb ... t .... 1 7c Shoulder Roast', lb. 12c-15c Leg Pork, lb. . . .... 15c Ham, per lb....... Picmc Hams, lb Cottage Hams. lb... Bacon Backs, lb... Dry Salt Pork, lb. .18c 12c 14c J .18c ;15c Mailorders This market main tains a Well-equipped mail order depart ment, enabling oiit- " of-town customers to secure supplies at prices as low as city 4 customers. C Send in ! your name for bur -price list. We Take Phone Orders Friday Evenings Until 10 o'Clock Phones Main 5700, A-6255 Sunnyside Store 994-996 Belmont Conveniently located v tot many East Side patrons, Phone B-1315 Tabor : 18 Deliveries Bellwood. Tuesdays and Thursdays, mos City Park, Kern Park. Arleta, Tremoat and Zanta, "W e d nesdays and s- Prtdaya, SI ontarilla ; and Portlaad Kelrhts. ' Thursdays. Other see- tions, dall7. : Free Basket ' ' " ;!-'".- V ' . " ; .'. . Order $2. worth of supplies, sugar excepted, an,d we will give you a good, strong bas ket in which to carry home your -supplies'. I WE SEUFOR LESS, BECAUSE JVE BUY IWR JLESS HP! fO Extra Stamps With Each Pound of Bulk Coffee or Tea Read AnnouhcemlBnt of Stall 4 or 26 "Yamhill Market" Specials I7 Xv.. C.Jo Get the Right Location Cor. 2nd and F OF 1 OlJlOrrOW OatUrday Yamhill-Tho Big Sanitary Market, mm mm m Roast Pork Roast Veal Roast Beef Picnic Hams . . . . . . 13c Cottage Hams . . . .15c No. 4 ; Cottolene . . , 55c No. 10 Cottolene $1.40 ONLY AT STALL 30 TWENTIETH CENTURY COFFEE ROASTERS ROASTING EVERY HOUR OF THE DAY SATUR DAY -We will offer you hot but of the Roatter 40c Coffee ground as you like it ground for q OHly C -.'. eeio V ' . a e e j ' : ' CBTTTIT JL.T TEX BOASTZ1X) ' Coffee, like popcorn, pleases best when absolutely fresh roasted, no use in buying stale coffee. , 16 pounds Dry Granulated Sugar . -: .$1.00 Spices in bulk at wholesale prices. 20TH CENTURY) GROCERS AND ROASTERS Xioeated is the Tamhill Baaitary Market. Second aae TamhiH. , ' STALL 4 . New Spuds, lb i5 Lemons,5 dozen -. . . . .... 15? Fresh Oregon Peas, 2 lb3.15 STALL 21 New Potatoes, lb. .... . 5 Old Potatoes, 1 lbs. 25t Rhubarb. 5 lbs. 25c 2 large heads Lettuce. : . 5 1 i STALL 18 Large Queen Olives, qt. 45 Sweet Pickles',: qt. .....30? Norwegian and bwedish An : chovies(. . . ...". : . , STALL 11 Market '. cry : Are you using "Oregon Rose?" THJs Butter is churned fresh daily from pure cream. Watch us make it. The roll .....GOif STALL 17 Green Beans, lb. ...... .10c Lemons dozen . X5 Lettuce, 3 heads . . . . . , 5t Rhubarb 4 ' lbs. . .". , . '. .10 Spinach,-S. lbs, . . .'. . V -10 - 'STALL 26 10 S. & H. STAMPS WITH EACH POUND OF BULK COFFEE OR TEA Saturday. Lipton's Yellow Label Tea, : "per pound .......... 542 Pure Strained Honey, qt.40t 3 loaves Hot Bread 10 Lisle's' Candy Kitchen Best Cream Taffy in town, v reg 25c, Sat. sp'l 2 lbs. 25 Fresh Peanut or Cocoanut, Brittle, regular 20c Satur day special, 2 lbs...H.25 STALL 23 lOc Steer Boiling Beef Fancy Corn Beef Stew Spring Lamb TUXEY MEAT CO. STALL 4 Free Delivery Phone M. 16352. Finest Coffee in City. 10 Extra S. & H. Stamps with each b. Of Bulk Coffee pr Tea. Guaranteed Fresh Ranch Eggs, dozen . ...... .25c Finest Creamery Butter, De - Moss Special, roll ... .602 Peanut Butter, 2 lbs.. ..25? STALL 15 Norwegian Fish Balls. .25? Apple Butter, lb. . .20c Potato Salad, lb. ..... ..15 "Melton Market," , STALL 16 Prime Roast Beef Loin Roast of Pork Roast Leg of-Veal Market Will Be Closed All Day Monday (Decoration Day) . r?n i i mm. STALL 7 S Full line of milk - fed Chickens and Broilers. ; STALL 19 Monmouth or Blue Ribbon Brand fgV Butter, roll ; . .... .O PNUT BUTTER, 2 LBS. 25c Green Trading Stamps Free With All Purchases 15c ;. .ft !' .A'l r"fir?' agr-Msggsya-w. aag r.' I 1 J. m II i n it u w d k i I m iiXi ?j ;u c; i r Veal Roast Beef Roast Pork Roast Chops and Steaks.... Veal Stew ... . . . . . 10 BoUingBeef 10J STALLS 22-24 Our new East Wing is. an attractive market ing headquarters. Ser vice; goods and prices 'right. Entire Quar ter block , Cor. Second and Yamhill Pl frii nni smsyrMWW' ' WWMSl . f-i L-srtrUUjT-l ! Vnvl !.. I L.;" 1 ... .... . .. I t SATUREAY SPECIALS Roast Pork, lb. .12 Roast Veal, lb. ...... .15 Pot Roast Beef, lb., r. .15 Roast Lamb, lb.' . . . . . .15 Home-Rendered Lard Fives, Pure Lard 35 I Tens, Pure Lard. ... 1.25 Threes, Pure Lard. .i. .40J Fives, Compound . .. . .45 "Tens, Compound . . . . .OOt? Sugan-Cured Hams . . 17 i& Cottage Hams, lb. ,...16 Picnic Hams; lb. .... 1254 ? Breakfast Bacon lb... .22 English Breakfast Bacon, per lb. . . . . ......... 20f Tenderloin Bacon ; Backs. per lb. ... ..... ... . . 17 Hindquarters Spring-Xamb, per lb. . ...... . . ; . . .20? Forequarters Spring Lamb, per lb.-............ ,18 We Make the Best of Sausages AF OXEZK TRADIWO BTAM7S WITH Bay Gity Market r - Ml Fourth and Yamhill Phones Main 2830, A-2830 Accounts opened with responsible people. For Fish and Poultry, Bakery, Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables, Phone Main 443, A-3768. 1cU rr V ST W DAIRYBTORC 132 Fourth Street Bet, Washington and Alder. Don't forget to call and get your picnic lunch on Sunday I Madam! Demand Butter Imperial 55c and 60c Roll It's the best Creamery Butter. EGGS SSJiVVreai, 25c doz. Imperial ButterStore ai3 Alder, .Bet. 3nd and 3rd. (Just weat of Btcond ) Penny Change Penny Changi - nr ARKErnNG is a pleasure at the New CentraL Ught, clean, airy- a mar- - 1V1 Icet where you can fill your basket with all the delicacies of the season, - at money-saving prices. Get acquainted with vour , progressive merchants. Come tomorrow! ' . ; N Do Your Sianday and Mb To: morrow We Close at 1 Because of Decoration Day, tha market will be open only from 6 to 10 Monday morning. Here are a few of the hundreds of extraordinary specials for Saturday: 1000 rolls of fresh Dairy Butter, 2 lbs. 50c DEPENDABLE BUTTER STALL Market Basket Free with Campfire Coffee at 35c JAVA COFFEE COMPANY Delicious-Queen or Ripe Olives, usaal 30c, 35c kinds, pint 23c rSWISS CHEESE STORE Buy your cakes and pastries for over Monday; we use only finest materials, and our cakes will keep perfectly CENTRAL MARKET BAKERY Whole Fresh Shad, each 15c-All kinds Fine Poultry 16 to 18c Skomakowa Butter, roll 55c CENTRAL MARKET FISH AND POULTRY STALL 40c Freshly-Roasted Coffee, Saturday only 29c CENTRAL TEA & COFFEE STALL. All varieties of Deep Sea Fish, caught in our own boats Fresh-Killed Chickens, lb.' 17c OREGON SEA FOOD COMPANY Fine, large Strawberries 5c Large Bananas 15c 3 large Grapefruit 25c Fine Aspara gus 10c FRUIT STALL NO. 6. , P ACIFIG MARKET--- Quality and i Value ! Remember, we close at 10 A. M. Monday, so secure your Meats tomorrow 600 Fine, Ektra Fancy Sugar-Cured Hams, small and medium size, special for Saturday, the pound 16c I Steer Pot Roast, 1 n per lb. ......... I Boiling Beef, " iir per lb. . v. . ...v.mw Picnic Hams, 'per lb. 12c Cottage Hams, per lb. ....... 13c .Veal Chops," f A Jm per lb. Veal Roast, Ol- per lb., 15c and 1 LzC Best Creamery Butter, Roll . . . 55c Wisconsin Swiss Cheese, , extra, special for 1 1 jtib 7 Saturdav. ner Dound 25c. Orrnn Ranch Esrsrs. guaranteed.' dozen 20c. Cream Brick Cheese, special, lb. 20c Full Cream Tillamook Cheese mild, me- aium ana snarp z ids. jsc Limberger Cheese, special, lb. 25c. Holly Condensed Milk, dozen cans 90c ' Bargains at Central Market : Grocer Imported Italian Olive Oil y 6 Uneeda Biscuits, OC, 'tomorrow at . .,. ... 4 Cans of Corn ' . for , . . .jf Carnation Milk, case $3.152 cans 25c M5c V Pints ......... . 25c Quarts 7$c ; Pints ......... ...4Sc V Gallon .$1.CC : Gallon .. f ......... . .$2.75 .T. h"i its.'!;.- - Penny Change Penny Change