The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, December 21, 1917, Image 14

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Newspaper Page Textt4 THE ) OREGON , DAILY. "JOURNAL,;; POR TLAND. FRIDAY. r DECEMBER '21. 1917. J. A. Prbuty Acquires MiUand:T6whsite Fsrcaasei Property at Tlsiber, Or From ! 2?enelen Lamber Compaay, Owaed ny A. Keppaea and Wltteaberg Family.. ; "2r. A. Ttoutyi a mlllowner of Seaside, Thursday purchased the Nehalenf Lum ber company's sawmill and timber hold ings at Timber, Or., on the line of the Pacific Ha 11 road Navigation company. "I ,Tha Kebalem Lumber J. company was ' towned by A. Neppach and the Witten berg family of Portland and the sale carries with it a townslte of about 200 acres, containing from. 10,000,000 to 40, 000,000 feet of fir timber. The amount Involved in the sale was considerable. The new owners will repair and im prove the mill and expect to commence operations on a large scale directly after the first of the -year, -,-X-':, - Mr. Prouty is one of three brothers, who have large interests in and around Seaside. His mill there has been work ing at full capacity for several years. HUNS FAIL TO GAIN IN . RAID MADE ON FRENCH ish'and French simultaneously. : but no matter . what tactics Von -Hlndenburc adopts . there la a feeling of ; national security and a universal belief that the German drive . wit prove another Verdun. 1 There is a noticeable . Increase In fighting activity i in Alsace and Lor raine. During the past U hours ' Ger many has made powerful thrusts against we .jrrencn lines in the Wosgss moun tains without gaining any advantage. . v : British ;. Make No Report UJ London .'Dec SL- (1. N- S.) -Thera is nothing to report from the British front, the war office announced today, (Cbattaaed From Par One) APPLES Big shipment Just received, first-class condition . . . - - STEIN. ' - 223 Yamhill, Corner First BOX At Ctinotmao : - .... , - , s Time, and All At Lunch anil BetWeen Tteres w x - itr In Bottles; on Draught. Everywhere, ' TOnTUkWn BRXWXHO OOnTPJUrT. from 10 to II miles, have been dragged upthrough the mountains between, the Brenta and Plave rivers and are shell ing the lines of communication behind ' the Italian front with a hot and steady fire. . ".: ; Shells have fallen beyond ifassano. which Is 11 miles from the Austro Cerman positions west of Monte Grappa. - The capture of Monte Asolone by the invaders gives them a dominating posi tion of great strategical -importance, for the chain of heights lying between this eminence and the northern edge of, the Venetian plain are all lower in altitude. - The Austro-German forces in that sec tor under the immediate command of Tleld Marshal Conrad von Hoetsendorff ara making terrific efforts to break 'through and at no time has the struggle een so desperate as in the past few .days.. ; ;- TCvorv direct enemv attack is met with - a counter-assault by the Italians, whllle ; the artillery roars .incessantly. For ) the time being the Austro 'rtrmini have ceased their efforts to icross the Plave. pinning all their hopes n tii drive from the north by which hfiM to roll ud the Italians' left flank, and thus compel a general re retirement. ' , Germans Regrouping Forces in West London, -Ixc. 21 (I. N. S.) Oer vtnartv la resTounlng her forces on the western fronti under the cover of heavy 'rmrv fire, and raiding activities "carried out with large forces. -"'. Information received here shows that -'German soldiers that have been under the hardest fighting strain are betas .nt in "einlet sectors." while troop fresh from the eastern front are being pushed into the sones where hostilities 5 are the hottest. There is no decisive sign yet where ; the much heralded German blow will '.fall, although military critics gener ally '"believe that, if an offensive is undertaken at all. It will either be on "the Franco-Belgian frontier or else in 'the Champagne district of France. ' The Russian soldiers sent to the western front were posted in Cham ipagne, but whether they are still on that part of the front is not known, linfinmad bv the revolution, some of th Russians have mutinied and had If to be autmressed by the French with machine guns. Since September noth ting of an official nature has been ? said about the Russians, but the en-f-eral impression Is that they have been broken up into small groups anl 't scattered along the line where they lean be used, but can do no harm. t ' Advices from . the west Flanders front today stated that the German artillery is very active In the district around jPasschendaele. . Indicating that it may ibe. part of Von Hlndenburg's plans to Itry to ( recapture this Important key rposttlonfrom the British. Since the British took Passchendaele on the northern end of the famous Passchendaele ridge, early last month, ?the Germans have made sporadic ef forts to bend back the British line, Fbut all of the attempts- have proved f costly failures. The ground lying east iof the ridge is low, swampy and Inter f sec ted by small brooks so that counter- attacks could be deftvered only along certain roads which the British have mrm M3S. 111: : ij!&oc&& ffSf HENRY WEINHARD POVNT I kept under and day. continuous shell! Ire night ; ' Z ; llun Threats Cause No Alarm I- Paris, Deo. 21. (I. N. S.) Gtrmsny'i - I threat of a colossal offensive on. the " I western front If her new peace over- itures are rejected is causing no alarm - fin France. It is generally believed that f the blow will fall upon the French J army, but it was stated today on the highest authority that complete preparer , ftlons have been Thade to meet.it. There ps a possibility that Germany may try I. t: 4 FOB SALE AT THIS WiiiIJ i : I Ml I a t Wj sr.... . i SL4. .- 4 f. I 9 ' 1 ''' 111 ' ' - 1 A DOLLAR DOES THE PEEP . - BEST OBEGOjr C&EAMEBT Butter 98c Roll COLUMBIA BSAITD GOLD OBEST CREAMERY ' BEST BRAND FLECK'S SHOBTEXITTG Lb. COMPOtriTD . -- "Mis S1.15 Pure Larrl 30c Lb. 1.44 S2.84 n J- - -"5 I 1 1 iH.MiTV. iii1M Hl)!li JllkfeSIkiil I c&cggL rsitet u) voflmn 8 Come join the crowds -all this Saturday at Portland's most popular meat market. The best at lowest prices. SATURDAY SPECIALS Tons and Tons of Choice, Prime Steer Beef 8;0VdVrLamb Chops, Pork Roast and Pork Steak, lb.. . . Young Steer Beef. . . Boiling Beef ....... Breast of Veal Short Ribs of Beef. . Sirloin Steaks T-Bone Steaks . . Rib Steaks . . . . FANCY GEESE 25c LB. 20c 125c 15c Fancy Milk Fed VealRoast. . ... ... Choice Young Steer Pot Roast: 7. Absolately first elats and saaraateed satisfactory. Tender Round Steak VEAL SAUSAGE, , Pound 15c 15c SOc EGG DEPT. Guaranteed ' E(fst dona -40 2 e!osn. . .79e BUTTER Famous Green Valley Creamery -Batter, lb. . . .47 2 lbs...... 93c CHEESE DEPT. Fall Cream Cheeee, Ibs..25 2 Ibs.....:4c FRESH DRESSED CHICKENS 23c NEW CENTRAL MAR KET AND BAKERY Vanilla .Loaves I5c STALLS No.. 4 and 5 Pietro.Ingigioni . Delleioas Atples. aer bex... SI. 65 Mlx.d Mil, 1 U ...T.20ef. Walaats. 1 la 20 Almoads, extra flae. la. .... . 2SeT CITY FISH & POULTRY CO. .. . Ptae Carlitaas Taraeys. Da.ks.' Geeje, Dry MeaeiHeVs aUra aa ..01ia. - . Oysters NutSpedal--CentralCoffee New.Crop Mixed Nate, lb. 20c Walnuts,' large siae, Eb. .22c : BraxU Nate, that are good, 20c Soft Shell: Almonds, lb . . . 25 Peanuts, hot and . fresh ; i . roMtedTIb. f,..V.20e, - Cluster Table Raisins, pkg.lSe . . . Citron, Orange or, Lemon Peel, lb. ..30c ; Golden or Fard Dates, in 'tV bIk,;lb.;;.iV...i;..23c f'' ' ; ' MIKE SASOTAUTV Ayles, aU ktaas. oex... .S1.25 i-a..25a 30 OTaa res, very faaey. 1 4es. ....... Z04 40e1' Florida Ore ye Frail, eaca,lo Lady Ayples, S M';.28' Walaats, la. . .-. . :;:..'.i.30 r , People's Market and Grocery Co. 1 can Pumpkin . .V.lSc 1 nlw. Table Raisins . . . ; 1 Sc Dependable Butter Store Strictly ,. Fresk Rancb' CC Eggs, one dosen . . , '. J C EGOLA, Batter mbati-":'7AM;'' tut.. roll UC 7 DyrfDAS&:co.: vV: CaaraaUed'gcr' ' I f.... 45 4 t iei.ry.85 CreeaeryBetteT,r' i lV:..46 Hem Xade ' Aaale Batter, : New Croo Walnuts, lb: . . .25c; Home-made Mince Meat, lb. ISc Jlipe. Olives,- can . ; .' 10c .iLlT: iLL:l . ''. : cTanberrie lb. 20c ' IRVTNGTON PARK FLORAL CO. Mrs Porter's Plum Pudding SOc . - Holly and.Christmaa Plants 2 cans Oysters. .. -25c .at Lowest Prices . . r PIAZZA & SPECIAL Cferaia Oraye Tnlt ea.: Bailey Sweet A tales, ex. f 1.2 5 Taaey Grayes, lBs;.r..;.:25. NU-UFE FOOD CO., only firm to put out VIGOR : MEAL, endorsed by doctors.' AH Cereals and Honey, handled and guaranteed.. No solicitors. - ' V - . MRSi-Ci-Si BROCKWAYrPriprieWess.: j v ,r k AT COTTLTS (STALL) Home Made Cookies, , 1 dozen . ...... ' rHome-Made Christmas Candies atXow est Pfices--KEltRS KANDY KITCHEN arid'CHRlSTMAS'BARGAINS from the Bis Chrictmas Bargain Store of Simon's Open Evenings ' for Christmas ' ' Shoppers 15c BAKING POWDER, r 1 -LB. TIN.. Gold Label Brand 'Guaranteed California PEACHES, New PKOC2Z 'ALIVE WITH BARGAlNS,, U'vrhjdcJiti7 be of this 'biff 4Movyn-town,, store Bar- Sains not only in gift thinrs, but in such needed things as GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, CLOTH ING, SHOES, RUBBER GOODS, etc. - Plenty of help here to make your CirUtrnas buying quick and easy. Prompt delivery, too.- 15c - 38c e e e 15c KING BEE MUX .THE JQC Qaaraitoe4 VeverVaieaVsUadard Menople Brand jellies; r nr preserves tnrhi Sounco jars. .. WALNUTS POUNDS 35c Saturday and Monday Only -. New Soft California No.2Utia. CANDIES Seautiful Mixture the aeesa . . . ... . WV Roman BEAUTY AP PIES, dosen BACON BACKS the pound . PEANUT BUTTER, the ' pound MINCE MEAT, two packages aCOC No. Tins RAISINS Loose Mas cateL 3 lbs.. raaey KATTX.ES fer easy ea. sale new :rri9c.vioc IK0 5CLAD WA0058 are prleed as a Iff a as $3.25 lew at $1 TELOCiyEDES as Blrs : $4.95 r.-waV $2.25 wradaillls AC- Sare on TQYS by buyinf at Simon's POLLS Teesy Dressed aad Kevelty IeUs at Bluieas Cartstaaae . Keeae nty Prises. BUKOALOW BriLSIKG BLOCKS, welt OC werta tee, at OOC Tae IQUA.BED OODLX BLOCKS ea sale OA-, ler eaty i e-UC AJIKjaiCAH ICIIiD BBS,, a arala aallder fer tae key, . prteed varleasly ejO 7C saw at Of 53, $2.25, 51.75 51.50 75c ATT TO DBLIT. ej- EKT CABS Flae BOCK'O e7 ZZt EASTERN LARD '..$1.25 !t:.$2.40 LEMON, ORANGE PEEL. CITRON, lb. 2Sc Christmas 25c MOCED NUTS AU Good Kinds 2 Lbs. 35c BARGAINS IN DINNER SETS 41-rieee DIHITEB SET, ratSoa. spec 7C alaia -walte, eie re etel at ....... ryeelal... OO.OO 4lyleee DI9KXB SET, il.pieee DIHHB SBT, fteral patUra (- told aad fleral 4 tee. special .... yU.Du GUT. SUGGESTIONS BEDDING Flae astertaieat ef BED .,':T.4.65,$3.40 sale aew -as lew as Qg l.arae -eseortmeat ef BLAKXBT8 aew ea sale at $6, $5, $3.95, $1.95 10V a" $1.69 TOBACCOS at Big Christmas Savings PRINCE ALBERT Qfi La IS- ea. jars... UC VELVET, U lS-ea. pQ TUXEDO in lo os, jars for COLD SHORE in 14-oa. Jars for.. PEDRO in lt-oa. Jars fer UNION LEADER for only ....... FEIFER'S UNION CIGARS, box of 10 SCHILLER'S, rn SMOKERS, bx. 12 OUC OWL cigars: box of SO for LITTLE BOBBIEO") aGARS,bxSO P.eW - -v GENERAL ARTHUR PER- FECTOS, bex ef ( SO for only . . 89c 80c 64c 55c 55c $2.25 '$4:50 SAVINGS IN SENSIBLE FIFTS FOR MEN If... XIQBTBHUTft Ml. ... QP. .t .tJr HOC WORK FAST, n Ml. .p. 1 AC rltJ, u. ,.lr 91.nr9 shT.. $1.25, 95c AND 75c MEX DRESS Ose let QO. Ose let QQ. SHIBTS at S70C at OC ELAlf JCEL SHIBTS varleasly yrteed aew at $3.95, $3, $2.50, $2 1 lew as $1 Xeas aad Bejs SWEATEES ea sale 93 Maa's aad Beys OTZBCOATS are aew ea tale arteed at $18.50, $16.50,' $15.95 IXW.. $14.95 Meajs aad Tessff Veas SUITS ea sale ae lew as, 93 WW mm A kit Ml Hlsn-orede Lalles PELT ILIf FIBKi leataer else, feraterly U 1 AtL ttAs, tae pair ViJ Meas Pelt HOCSB a-! (( SLIPPEBS. tae pair SX.VrV Btr Llae Ladles PELT SLIP PEES, leather seles, ea sale Kk. $1.10, $1.19 Biff X-ls Lediee PELT 7C SLIP r EES at, tae yalr.. f OC Christmas SHOES SLIPPERS at Bargain Prices M.s's aad Beys' CAB- Pft. rET SLirPEBS, yalr...OC Vea's Leatker HOUSE SLIP PEBS, syselal, tke ftZ yalr ay treaj ylilU BIO LIKE ef OTEBSHOES fer ai.B aad eatidrea. BIBBER BOOTS. RUBBER PACKS aad LACETTk. OTEBHHOEN. tea's. weai.as aad ekUdrea'S SHOES. BCBBEBA. ete. all at SIM OS'S BABQAIS PRICES. CO OC sd ex ealy ... SEE OUR MORE THAN 200 FEET OF ' WINDOW DISPLAYS j SIMON'S BARGAINS FOR NEXT WEEK Xeaday CRYSTAL WHITB SOAP 7 Bars 25c Limit f Bars. Taesday Ctesed AH Say. Slsaea's "WJaSes Brsryaedy a BXerrr-' ' ClrlttaiSs. Wedaesday TOMATOES, 3 Cans 25c irsw Crey,' ' LIB It Cobs. Tssrsdsy SUSTBAXE 5c Saaltary Sweea- lac u Ceaiaeaad. ref. tie, UmXXi to a easterner. Trldsy ' BlCE at tae Special 4 Lbs. 25c. llatt 4 aeaads. VERY SPECIAL BARGAINS IN SIMON'S DRY GOODS DEPT. New, B1S Let OUTING FLANNELS, in strioea, aU colors. . Reymlar 20c yard graoe 1 C, to fo at, special REMNANTS of DRESS GOODS be Ut seryes, poplins, Danlsb cletk, fas all feed col ors leortks Hto SW yards, ow sole at REMNANT PRICES REMNANTS el CRETONNE in lenxtks of from 1 yarn1 np, retvlarfy 35c to SOc, r, to f at op from LD Broken line of Leslie' and CbiUren'a HANDKERCHIEFS fine lawn and cambric. and a few of linen, to are at 10c to 25c eecfa RIBBONS SPECIAL AT, "THE YARD. 2c and 5c KID and SUEDE CLOVES, 12 and 18 -button lonftb, black only, sixes SI4 to 6M, limited ouannry. Formerly priced at $2.50 pair, to to at Black Tbroad at tbe special price S SPOOLS $1.19 10c SIMON'S ALDER, ST., FIRST ST. - AND SECOND STREET SIMON'S M Green TRADING STAMPS MriUt this Ad end O sees. Sw4 SO eay, om. aa, lie aw. Sea. 14. 32 ate THINS ST. mens Mala SMS LESLIE. SALT r.y.iiiiiiitt runs freely from 1 tl5 cdtweniCTit sidGspovil'-- it , does noi niiniiii'nuL. : l u n n 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 Cooking Figs, lb..... 15 Sun -Maid Layer Raisins, . per lb 10 Not-a-Secd Raisins, 2 pkgs. :.25v Currants, pr lb 20 Bishop Cocoa, lb. pkg.20 Chocolate GustUrd's 1- Ib. can 20 Corn Meal, white or yellow 6S Lipton Tea, Yellow Label, per lb 70 Jello. assorted flavors, 3 for 25 Soups, assorted, can. .10 Royal Baking Powder, per lb 40$ Golden Gate Coffee, 2- Vb. can 65 M. J. B. or Royal Club Coffee, 8-lb. can ..95V Folger's Ceylon Indian Tea, per lb. .. 45V Folger's Special Coffee, 1-lb. can .....25 AU Stock Advertised Guar anteed Fresh. WILSON GROCERY , Second and Yamhill Sts Calories express, the food units in things vre esL In 2 cans, price 25 cents, of Holly Rice and. Milk There are I0 'calories of food units, but In I dosen Errs. Mice ILJ0. there are only 111. Tbere are. therefore, nearly fire Umes ta muca food TsJue. for toe money. In MUk and Rice, aa In Ecra. Holly Milk & Cereal Co. rOKTLAXD, 0KEU05. ' 4 1 3 XMAS SPECIALTIES NEW TODAY Lut Fish, Lingon Berries Raisin Ryebread, Knacksbread. SWEDISH DELICATESSEN ' 225 Yamhill Street just wjcst or fibst TT1 liiigaJnio Tor all porposea of taUar In which com starch and flow are need, except lneloXl-the equal ofEm. la as SeeJUiy. and lie TthU eqto 1 c ty.mm MiiiHiir iair nrtoe to lees than 1 cent each. This ta not the cheap," ae rreat quaatltlea. oar Soond bastnesa maklnf: rt neeeoaary to eetahU I ranch tn Seattle. Bay from your frooer. wt U be cannot aupply adulterated stuff corapoeed. prtncl pally or floor ana tumeric. di to prrparaTION or a mu cnemiati. Toaar n. tm oumi w you. phone Weodlown 442. ! . ;;M.;.vpNNERUNCl C02 East 6th St. N.,; Portland, Oregon: in Special Sale GOFFE Our regular 40c Coffee -.on sale Saturday 4T C? only not over 4 lbs. to a customer lb. tmA QeP km IilARTIN MARKS COFFEE CO j . - ) : is2" THIRD ST- NEAR MADISON . '':; " ? ' HAVE YOU EVER TASTED'L aaaenW OHNSON'S- SMAMCIDER SVtea fer" : ; Arnx pxneaitle locanttrry ,''r u MaaU oo tke frees Urn Abeeletefy JSrra -247 TamnSL Botweesk Uial3a Phone J.tln 424S