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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1918.
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ARTILLERY
BOYS ARE
MAKING GOOD SCORES
: IN TARGET PRACTICE
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Oregon Militiamen Are Get
: ting Used to Handling Big
' Guns at Fort Stevens,
Astoria, Or., July 21. Sub-caliber
practlc with the 10 Inch coaat defense
runs at Fort Steven- la now under
way. The Oregon coast artillery
troops encamped hero are malting a
'splendid showing at that work, which
Is being held for the purpose of ret
ting; used to the big guns preparatory
to service practice, which takes place
on Tuesday and Wednesday next.
In sub-calibre practice, a sub-calibre
tube, which In reality Is a gun of
lesser calibre than tho big; Runs them
selves. Is Inserted Into the bore of the
10 Inch cannon that guard the mouth
f the Columbia river. By use of the
sub-calibre gun small snails weighing
one pound each are fired under exactly
the same conditions as will prevail
when the 60 pound service projectiles
are fired next week.
Targets Towed by Tug.
This enables the gun aectlons of the
various companies manning the bat
teries to become well drilled In sight
ing and determining ranees and In
handling the big- (una generally, while
the observing details and range sec
tions, the men of which furnish data
' on which tb runs are fired, are also
Slvan a chance to practice the many
duties that fall to them.
During tab-calibre practice, as In
service practice, the guns are fired at
a target towed by a tug. The sub
- eallbre practice la elng held at bat
teries Walker and Lewis facing the
I Columbia river. Tho target for the
I sub-calibre practice is being towed In
' the river by the steamer Major Guy
Howard and the short ranges are being
vised. Several of the gun companies
re making exceptionally good scores,
while the work of all companies Is
above average.
Companies Keen for Honors.
From present indications the serv
ice practice next week is frolng to
be highly exciting, keen rivalry exist
ing among the various companies for
first honors with the huge service
projectiles. The Fifth company, of
Albany, commanded by Captain Knox,
yfpn fourth place in the United States
last year and that company expects
to do even better this year, while all
other fjun companies In camp are go
ing to make a concerted effort to
beat the murk made by the Fifth.
The gun rompanles exprct to finish
their mib-callbre practire by Satur
day. Karh company Is firing more
then fifty rounds of sub-calibre am
munition tuid at the present rate of
progress It Is believed that all six
companies will ht completed their
practice by that time.
Mortar Oompaniea Busy.
The mortar companies, manning bat
tery Clark, are also engaged In sub
calibre practice and are making ex
cellent progress with good results.
Yesterday afternoon the mortar com
panies blended powder, getting the
charges ready for service practice
next week.
Another regimental parade was held
Wednesday afternoon at 4:46 o'clock
and the Oregon troops made a splen
did showing, being highly compli
mented by the regulars witnessing the
review. The usual gunners' instruc
tion, artillery and infantry drills and
guard mounting ceremonies marked
yesterday's program.
Sub-calibre practice at both guns
and mortars, artillery and infantry
drills, battalion drills and guard
mounting featured the program yes
terday. PERSONAL MENTION
Mr. Crawford at the Beach.
E. G. Crawford, president of the Lum
bermem National bank, with Mrs.
Crawford, Is spending a few days at
the boach resorts.
Dr. and Mrs. E. It Lenox and Dr. and
Mrs. E. P. Kuoi comprise a Tacoma au
tomobile party at the Hotel Oregon.
They are en route to North Yakima.
A Beekman tours party of 14, mostly
from Massachusetts, Is at the Portland
hotel.
Charles J. Brusohke, a Marshfleld
realty operator, Is at the Oregon.
Arnold A. Clausen Is registered at
the Nortonia from The Dalles.
W. J. Kerr of Corvallls, president of
Oregon Agricultural college, Is at the
Imperial.
Joseph Weaxe la a Salem visitor at
the Perkins.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. McMaster, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles B. Ford and the Misses
g ranees and Jean Ford are Oak Park,
1.. visitors at the Portland.
William Dunn and family, of Water-
Tllle, Wash., are guests at the Oregon.
IL J. Schulderman of Salem, state cor
poration commissioner, is at the Im
perial, t
H. Rodlng Is registered at the New
Houston from Tlen-Tsin, China.
Mrs. James W. Purcell of The Dalle
is at the Cornelius.
A. W, Dockstadter is a Eugene vis
itor at the Perkins.
C. W. Bell of Wilts Salmon is at the
Carlton.
The Misses Anna U and Matilda Ax-
ton of Fort Bliss, Texas, are guests at
the Portland.
C. F. Godwin Is registered at the
Imperial from Baker.
A. W. Freeman Is a Mist visitor at
the New Houston.
Dr. C E. Klndell. of Klnmlre, Wyo.,
Is at the Portland.
C B. Duncan and family, of Oakland,
Or., are guests at the Carlton.
Attorney M. D. Shanks is registered
at the Imperial from Condon.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Wleder of Albany
are registered at the Nortonia.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Slmonds are at
the Nortonia from Seattle, Wash.
E. G. West Is at the Nortonia from
Seaside.
Mrs. Johanna Cohen and Miss
Blanche Cohen are expected to arrive
from Seattle about the first of August
for a visit with friends and relatives.
J. E. McClure of Chehalis Is regis
tered at the Nortonia.
Mrs. 11. K. Ball of Seattle has ar
rived for a visit of several weeks with
Portland friends.
Mrs. George C roth era of San Fran
cisco is visiting Portland friends for
a few weeks.
La Grande Contract
Goes to Portlander
La Grande Or., July 21. Thursday
night the cltj commission opened the
bids on extensive sewer Improvement
for La Grande, George Gordon of Port
land, being lowest bidder for the main
work which was $16,567.40. The trunk
line of this system was bid to-west by
Jack Childa of this city, but It is un
derstood be will sublet to Gordon. An
other small sewer Job was bid In by
Calvert and Moelke of Grants Pass,
their bid being $1045. but this has al
ready been sublet to Gordon. The
trunk line bid wi $3544.50.
Reprisals Extended :
!To Include Germans'
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Royal Decree Issued tn Italy as Bet-It i
of Strained -delations; Germans Axe
Treated as Enemies.
Rome, July 21. (L N. S.) A royal
decree was issued yesterday con-
talning reprisal measures against Ger- j
man subjects. The decree was the i
result of the strained relations be
tween Italy and Germany.
The decree, which was prepared by
Baron Sonnlno and Slgnors Sachl and
Raineri, extends to the alien enemies
of Italy and her allies every measure
adopted against the Austrian subjects.
The first part of the decree prohib
its every transfer of property.
The second prohibits a recourse to
law courts.
The third authorises the government
to adopt against the alien enemies of
Italy and her allies additional re
prisal measures.
: Relations between Germany and
Italy will now depend upon how Ger
many views the decree.
U Ask For aid GET.
Cet the Round Packag
Used (or Y) Century.
Caution
void Substitutes,
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THE ORIGINAL
MILE.
Malted miik
SW,-1,U.S.A. .
Made from'clean, rich' milk with the ex
tract of select malted grain, malted in our
own Malt Houses under sanitary conditions.'
Infante and children thrive on it? Agree with
the wtak$t ttomach of the invalid or thrn. elf-)
Need net ceoking nor addition of milk!
Nou riches and sustains mors than tea, coffee, etet
Should be kept at home or when traveling. An4
thtious foo4-drink may be prepared in a moment:
A glassful hot before 'retiring induces refreshing
sleep. Also in lunch tablet form for business Ok
Substitutes Coat YOU Sam rHeo(
Toko a PaokoacflHoKW
GELINSKY'S MARKET
(THE LITTLE WHOLESALER)
SUPERIOR QUALITY RETAIL AT WHOLESALE
MEATS
Why Pay More?
271 Yamhill Street, Bet Third and Fourth
We Deliver Phone Main 1355
Sugar
13 Lbs.
$1.00
Coffee
40c Grade
28c lb.
a Lbs. 55
WE ROAST OUR COFFEES FRESH DAILY AND
SELL THEM AT WHOLESALE PRICES
Castle Coffee Co.
COFFEE ROASTERS
273 Yamhill Street, Bet. Third and Fourth
Chickens 16c 18c
Spring Chickens 22
Ranch Eggs, 2 doz 55
Best Creamery 55S 60t
Dairy Butter 50
TillamTc Cheese, 2 lbs. 35
Bacon, per lb., 12V-?, 15
Picnic Hams, per lb., 12V
All Goods B.a tailed at Wholesale Prioea
La Grande Creamery
181 First, Corner Yamhill
kJ&C Green
TRADING
STAMPS
With t(s At and Coupons. Go. Satan
day July at. Monday July -4.
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Kail orders .n prompt attoatlaa.
KM TZULD ST.
Bat. salnos aad Main. Faroe Kara SMI
All redemptions at Mats Storo Only.
Fresh
Oregon
Ranch
Eggs, Doz.
Ground Sweet
Chocolate
This Walter Baker's Product,
per ib. 25c 3-lb. can 75c
Dairy Specials
Quality and Freshness the
Slogan Here.
The Famous Homestead let
ter, roll 9
I lbs. Full Cream Cheese 35?
Wisconsin Swiss Cheese,
per lb 30c
Wisconsin Cream Driek
Cheese, lb 25J
Wisconsin Limhurpser, lb.SGc
Fresh Peanut Butter,
2 lbs 25c
Marigold Oleomargarine,
per roll 45c
A Nourishing Turnover.
Everything in these stores is sold out completely at least
every thirty days and these sanitary store rooms must be
entirely refilled with everything that's good to eat that is
a "Business Turnover."
Do you wonder that the big producers of standard
brands give us special concessions and" lower prices to buy
as we do in carload and trainload lots?
That is why we never have to offer special baits why
we never use screaming type we buy for less and it's really
simple to sell you the things you want without substituting
and sell them to you for less.'
That is why thousands of families buy here year after
year they realize that the "Turnover" is a saving builder
for them as it is a business builder for us and that's why
we call it
"A Nourishing Turnover"
Yeloban & Holly Milk
12 LARGE CANS
85c
Saturday Only
W S-Ct 9TWHBX JUSTS' TIME
Axrr way
Delicious
Frosted Cookies
No broken ones Trash naked,
pedal, per lb lOa
Best quality Soda Crackers.
fresh and crisp, per lb 54
(Some broken ones among them)
1 00 lbs. Fine Granulated Sugar . ,
12 lbs. Best Cane Sugar ,
100 lbs. Best Cane Sugar .......
.$8.00
$1.00
$8.25
MASON JARS
Wednesday morning-, paper said 13 L1.S. FINE GRANULATED SUGAR $1.00
"FlourlsUpAgaia"
"WheatIsCostingMore?
Second advance this week due
to stiffening of wheat values
general all over the country.
but these prices ase
lowes
Olympic, per sack SI. 35
Crown. Vim. White River. White
Mountain. lliKh Flight, p.r
sack 1..'15
Corvallls Floor, a fine valley
patent, per Bark 81. lO
Small sack Flour 306
One Week Sale
Of the FAMOUS POSTUH
CEREAL FOODS
Crisp Corn Krinkles.
4 boxes 254
Post Toastles. per pkg..lO)
Grape Nuts, 2 pkga for.25J
Post Porridge, per box..20c
Postum Cereal, per pkg.204
Instant Postum. can-25-50
Pints. 50S quarts 60d. gal.80
Rubbers, per doz 5
Extra heavy Rubbers, 3 doz.. ..25
Mason Tops, per doz 'ZOC
Parowax. per box lf
Wax Paper, per roll He
A full stock of Pure Spices for
canning and pickling.
BROOM SALE
20 50c Broom for
25c Broom for
70c Broom for
These are the famous Zan Brooms
35
50e
Made in Oregon."
STOW POTATOES. 13 LBS. 25
Seasonable Vegetables, Fruits
aad Berries at attractive prices.
Campbell's
Pork and Beans
RELISHES That Give "Pep" to Your Food
Brand's Al Sauce, per bottle. . .254
Waw Waw, an Indian Sauce, bot.254
Pepper Sauce, 3 bottles 254
Lea &Perrin's Worcestershire Sauce,
per bottle 254-450
Tobasco Sauce, per bottle 354
Del Monte Catsup, 15-oz.bottle. . 15
Small site 104 Per gallon. 81. OO
Snlder'a Catsup, per bottle 204
Sterling Brand Catsup, per gal. 504
Best Dills made, per dz 154
8weet Pickles, per qt 254
Sour Pickles, per qt 154
Heinz WThlte Onions, per pt 154
Diamond W Mayonnaise Dressing,
per bottle 104
Queen Olives, per qt 354
Cheaper than you can buy
and bake yourself. Full
1 -lb. can in Tomato
Sauce . . . 10c
ALASKA HERRING
'X limited supply, per dos.
20tf
"CLEAN UP YOUR SILVER"
Wrlffht's BUrer Polls, reg.
Mo bottle for 104
Electro Silicon, can 104
Smoked Meats
Eastern Hams, lb. 20
Cottages, lb. .... 16
Picnics, lb .14?
Loin Back Bacon, lb.7Hc
Dry Salt Backs, lb 15c
Smoked Beef Toneues,
i! etch ' . . . , 50c75c
We Take Phone Orders Friday Evenings Until 10 o'Clock
Phones Main 5700, A-6255
Sunny side
Store
994-996
Belmont
Ooiti Bleat
for manr east
side patrons.
Same prices,
same sarr Ice
and specials
as at tbe mals
stors.
Phone
B-iais
Tabor IS
1st. and
TAYLOFC
Quick
Delivery
ellwoo.
Xues-sja
Golden Rod
Washing Powder
3 big boxes for 104
(This Is one of the best pow
ders on the market).
Feet's White Naptha Soap,
7 bars 254
King's Naptha Soap, 7 bars 254
Fels" Naptha Soap, 6 bars. 254
Sunny Monday, Crystal Wriite,
Cascade. 20-Mule Team Borax,
Clean Easy. Wool Soap and
Baby Elephant. 6 bars... 254
Light House Cleanser, can.. 54
Van Hoeter's Bleaching; Soap 5
Pure Glycerine Soap, per bar 54
Sapollo, 2 bars for 15c
Silexo. 2 bars for 54
Powdered Bon Ami. can...l04
Elk Savon Soap, 10 bars... 250
Blueing. baU or bottle 54
Ammonia, per bottle 5e
Scrub Brushes. 2 for 5
Wash Boards. Tuba. Mops and
Mop Handles.
Fairy or Small Ivory. bars 254
CROWN ,
Self-raising Biscuit-Pancake
Flour, per pk .... 25c
Just the thing for camp
and hike.
THP
ORIGINAL
Tbnrad-ya.
to City
Vazk, Kara
Park, Arista,
Tremomt aad
-teats; Wit.
aesdays aad
Fridays.
MoBtarllla
aad -ortla4
-telsrhta,
T-nxsdays,
Other see.
Hons, dally.
We W
PI
d
to note the many new faces that took advantage of our
special sale on quality Meats last Saturday, and will try
and give you even a better bargain this Saturday.
Just a Few of Our Many Specials For
This Saturday
EVERY ITEM A BARGAIN
Legs Lamb.. .20 f
Shld. Lamb 12K
Breast Lamb ll
Choice Short
Ribs 9
Pot Roast ...10
Pork Sausage 10
Hamburger ..10
Bologna 10
Head Cheese lOe
SIRLOIN,
T-BONE and
ROUND STEAK
Only
15c lb.
Fresh Beer
Tongues f rf
per lb IDC
Best Pot
Roasts. .
Boneless 4 f
Pot Roast. IDC
121c
Hams, Bacon and
Lard at Wholesale
No. 3 Lard...40tf
No. 5 Lard... 65
No. 10 Lard $1.25
No. 3 Comp...38?
No. 5 Comp.. .60s
No.10 Comp.$1.15
Best Hams
Half or whole,
per lb 18?
Best Bacon
Half or whole
strip, lb. . . .20
REMEMBER
THE NAME
BENNETT
Fourth at Yamhill
REMEMBER
THE PLACE
Extra Fancy Fresh Eggs
at Wholesale Prices
These Eggs direct from Sunny Slope Poultry
Farm, Brownsville, Ore. Not an Egg over
3 days old. This is the largest poultry ranch
in Oregon. Four thousand laying hens.
Saturday 2 Dozen for 55c
Mother Hubbard Butter
Made From
Sweet Pasteurized
Cream
60c
Per Roll
Full 2 Lbs.
In Cartons.
This Butter is positively the best Butter
sold in this city and a trial will convince you.
SODA FOUNTAIN Over 10,000 steady users now.
J. I. Johnson & Co.
266 Alder St., Bet. 3d and 4th
Sfore Open Till 11 P. M. Saturday
OPT slbOIli
W serre
WeatWiy
Ic Cream
also all
soft -rinks.
FR YE FACTS
Largest Buyers of Cattle on the Pacific Coast.
Giving You the Best Selected Quality in Meats.'
Fry Prices Mean Lower Meat Bills.
Clean, Sanitary and Modem Markets.
Courteous and Prompt Service Hat Won
Thousands of Satisfied Customers.
THERE'S EVERY GOOD REASON WHY YOU
SHOULD BUY AT FRYE'S LOOKING OVER
THE FOLLOWING LIST OF
Saturday Meat Bargains
Will Prove the Lowness of Frye Prices
VEAL
ROAST,
Pound. .
BEEF POT
ROAST,
Pound
BOILING
BEEF,
Pound . . . .
BREAST
of VEAL,
Pound . . . .
12!c
10c
. 8c
10c
COUNTRY
SAUSAGE,
Pound
FRESH
Pound . . . .
Half of Whole
Sugar-Cured
BACON, Pound
Sugar-Cured
HAM,
Pound. . . .,. .
10c
10c
20c
20c
OUR BARGAIN MEAT COUNTER attracts
hundreds of thrifty buyers of Good Meats.
yf 11 Fine Granu
1 IDS. lated
Sugar 98c
with every purchase of Groceries amounting to
$2.50 or more. Delivery Free. Saturday Only.
Cascade Coffee Co.
9 LOAVES FRESH BREAD FOR 25c
Saturday Only at the Cascade Delicatessen
SS-T-The Best BUTTER for the Money
"OREGON MIST," Pound 30c
and better in quality than brands that you pay
more for. Danish made and pasteurized.
Cascade Butter Store
2 POUNDS FANCY KIPPERED SALMON 35
Cascade Fish Market
Pure, New Crop, Eastern Oregon HONE Y
Pint 25 Quart 45 Cascade Honey Stand.
SALT SPECIAL
2 lb. sacks f
Salt, 3 for A vC
Women Admire Our
Laundry Work
its
for women are discriminat
ing and recognize perfec
tion in any guise. That is
why the women who know
us and our work send their
laundry here. Whether it
be a shirtwaist, shirt or col
laT, the result is the same
perfection !
Downtown Office 143 Bdwy.
CRYSTAL, LAUNDRY CO.
East 409 East 21st and Glisan Streets B-2243
ftaf.
ffj
tip
Free Band Concert
Singing and Green Trading Stamps at the
YAMHILL STREET
PUBLIC MARKET
TOMORROW
Corner Second and Yamhill Streets
Specials for Saturday Only
We Redeem Stamp Books for Cash
Leg of Veal, lb., .-.m-i-i-w . 15c
Legs of Mutton, lb. ...... 12c
SPECIAL
Sull 22-24
Crusto, can, 30c - two for 55c
SPECIAL
Stall 30
SPECIAL
Stall 23
riire La. a 45c 75c 31.45
CORNED BEEF,
lb
10c, 12c
SPECIAL
Stall 26
LIPTON'S TEA, pound
package. . . . .
57c
SPECIAL
Stall 4
Tt D.UTsry
Peabury Coffee, Saturday Only
Main 6352 Per Pound 20c
SPECIAL
Stall 11
OREGON ROSE BUTTER
fresh from the churn, roll 65c
SPECIAL
Stall 15
Pickled Pigs' Feet, 2 lbs.. . .25c
Potato Salad, lb ... . ...15c
SPECIAL
Stall 7
We carry a full line of fresh Fish
and Poultry-Our prices are right
PSll
Boiling Beef Sc Per Pound
Legs or Loins Veal
Best Pot Roast, lb.... MUTTON Roast, lb 154
Rolled Roast, lb 15 Legs or Loin Mutton, ib 15? Shoulder Veal Roast,
Shoulder Steak, lb. 12 xi C - Shoulder Mutton, lb 12V? pound 12C
Sirloin Steak, Jb. 15c Mutton Chops, lb .12cXt5 Veal Chops, lb...l5
yirr.?r
20TH CENTURY GROCERS AND
COFFEE ROASTERS OFFER
New pack CANNED DRY SHRIMP Extra quality,
full weight. Regular 15c cans -fl 6 Cans
t. JL HJJ IL for 55
13 Pounds Dry Granulated Sugar. ..$1.00
6 Pounds Dry Granulated Sugar.,. . . .50c
12 Pounds Cane Sugar i.j ...j .x-fj c-i -i $ 1 -00
6 Pounds Cane Sugar .i.. 50c
No Stamps on Sugar
COFFEES al YfHOLESALE PRICES, and HOT from die ROASTER
10 S. & H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS with each
Pound Purchase of 334 COFFEE
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