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, THE OREGON DAILY - JOURNAL, 'POR TLAND; FRIDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1919.
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entries PROMISE.;
: EXCELLENT PROGRAM
California and Seattle to Compete
;: In Blue Ribbon Contest at
North Portland. .
T. T. Strain, who will have -charge of
the. tilsht Wm . show at. the Pacific
International. Livestock exposition in
. November, tnoved Into Pacific Iptexna
- tlonal ; lieadauartert, ' 4S1 Northwestern
Kattonal Bank building, Thuraday, and
1 buay working top entries for the four
evening performances and Friday mati
' pee that wlll he ; glven In the' main
stadium of the-new quarter-of-a-mllHon
dollar pavilion at North Portland the.
week of November 17-22.
- Strain expects some particularly fine
entries from San Francisco and other
''California points and - from Seattle.
Idaho and Montana will send strings of
blue rlbboners also. . v
Arrangements are being made to have
th school children released at noon on
Friday, November 21 so that they may
enter their Shetland ponies In the mati
nee to be given on that date. ,'
- - Beginning with the November exposl
. Won the Western Dairy Products show
will be s permanent part of the Pacific
internationals annual stock enow, a
spacious hall with moving picture facilU
ties and other special equipment having
been provided for lectures and demon
. etratian. . The educational program in
this department will be continuous and
- will cover the breeding, feeding and
production of dairy cattle, and the mann
facture of the various dairy products,
.such as butter, cheese, Ice cream, etc.
Several hundred county agents, eiten
'a Ion workers and dairy Instructors from
'Pacific slope states will .come to Port-
land for the educational benefits of this
; division, which will also be open to the
general public. An outstanding feature
' of this section will be dally lectures by
' Professor O. E. Reed of Purdue uni
versity, Indiana, and Professor M. Mor
tensen of the Iowa State university, two
of the foremost dairying authorities of
vthe country
Fear of Jail Fails
To Prevent Fugitive
- ;rom Stealing Cars
More than two years ago Roy Joseph
Davis, 85 years old. escaped from In
spector Robert Craddock In Montana,
while he was being returned to Port
land to answer to a grand jury indict
ment on a charge of larceny. Late Wed
nesday sight he was placed behind the
bars la- the city Jail by Inspector Fred
Craves, after he had served a two year
term in the Texas penitentiary on. a
similar charge. ' - !' " i X 1 '
After escaping' (from Craddock Davis
is said to have stolen, two motor cars
in Texas. Graves served the local war
rant - as Davis was . released from the
Texas penitentiary. j J
Davis is charged with having stolen
a motor car here on June 15 1917. - ,
- - , .-
Favors, AlowingjU. S;
Eadio Stations to
Accept All Messages
Washington, Oct." 10. V N. i S.) Con
trol'of the Pacific ocean by the United
States is locked op with control of the
ocean's radio and cable communications,
Captain & W. Bryant, acting chief of
naval - communications, today; told the
house merchant marine committee. He
opposed any -plan .making the govern
ment., dependent on private companies
for communication. He favored the plan
of allowing naval radio stations on the
west coast to ; accept commercial mes
sages to relieve cable congestion.
Pendletonians Send
. ...... i
Clothes to Armenia
Pendleton, Oct 10. One i thousand
pounds of clothing for Armenian relief
was shipped from here Thursday toward
Oregon'S'Scarload. The Ministerial asso
ciation garnered tne garments.
lti 5feife.f5ni: Safe
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MEMORIAL--TABLET;
PROPOSED IN PLACE
OF LIBERTY TEMPLE
r- - ,
Recommendations for the Razing
Of , Present Structure to. Be
' Made to City Officials,
Recommendation ' that " the Liberty
Temple be destroyed knd a permanent
memorial ; placed In its stead, will be
made to the council by the department
of public , works. It was announced
For Infants
& brafidi
Nutritious Diet for All Aces
Quick Lunch at Home or Office
AvoiJ Imitations tad Sobtitnte
COLOMBO ITALIAN
MACARONI
Is dean as a diamond and healthful
aa an egg. Ask your grocer tor It. !
BEST PIES on EARTH
4 PIES AKD , PIES OXIT - AT
THE PIE SHOP
267 Fifth Street
' MAW tSIt !
CONSTANTINE & CO.
INCORPORATED
IN THE LIBERTY MARKET
CORNER FIFTH AND YAMHILL .-
Good Fresh Meats at Reasonable Prices Extra
Good Quality at" All Times.
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Short Jfcib Roast, .,
per lb . . .. . 15C
Rolled Prime Rib o A
Roast, per lb.: . . OUC
Open Kettle Ren- oT
dered Lard .... OtC
Lard Compound,
lb.
':35c
Full, complete line of
choice Sausages, our
own manufacture.' Try
them. '- I
Fine Sugarncured
Bacon, by piece. . ftOC
Center Cuts 55
Sliced Bacon . ,.60
8 A. M TO 6 P.M.
B E ST 40c Coffee
In Town!
EXPERTS SAY SO! Civ U. YOUR Opinion.
Limit 6 lbs., $1.95.
CASTLE COFFEE CO.
. In Liberty Market, Fifth and Yamhill
: - Harding's Butter, Eggs and Cheese Specials
Liberty Butter, 63c lb., 2-lb. roll $1 J2S
Orejcold Butter, 65c lb., roll .-. . .$1.30
TUlamoofc Cheese, lb .40c
Oregon full Cream Cheese, 2 lbs. .................. .75c
Pint Mason Jar Honey, 35c quart -70c
2 tall, cans Milk. .25c
Eagle Brand Milk .25c
2 loaves Hot Bread ...17c
Mountain Comb Honey .............. ... . . . .... .40c
Nut Oleo, 2 lbs... 75c
Guaranteed Eggs, dozen ...................... . , ;60c
ft I vi LIBERTY CREAMERY I
, In Liborty Market 'Xi'- ' "i
LIBERTY MARKET
"Liberty From High Price,"
- o. iv corner firth and lamhill
BATTERY
Columbia No,' 6
Ignition Battery ,
m FOR VOUR AUTO OR POOR SELL
CIM
22
Finnan - Haddie
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Smoked Kippered Salmon
V ; Salt Herring, Mackerel
l". Salmon Bellies
SWEDISH DELICATESSEN f ' V
225 and 227 Yamhill St., Bet. First and Second
Si
- Thmt battcrie win
r jam aerriee
ihty mr all new
f , sooda- not abop
worn. Wa racciva
thca fresh dailT.
KK THEM IN
OUR WINDOW
a job paat br-
CIsetrki antf Om Aocaaaorist
MAZDA LAMPS .
WI REPAIR ELKOTRIOAL APPLIANOEt'
BARRETT'S
Aa Eas- Plaes to Traas
154 FOURTH i?2.S?
Thursday mln. . Quarters for the
American Lecion will be ; proTidad In
another butldinf, under present plana
, The department will surfest that the
mayor Appoint a committee of three, rep
resenting the legion, : Liberty i loan com
mittee, and council to select a tablet to
be erected at Sixth' and Tamhlll streets
as a permanent memorial to- the 'build
ing which served as- headquarters lor
the loan drives and other patriotic move
meats that placed Oregon at the bead
of the list. of loyal states." , ,'
' To move the build lnr to-another' loca
tion would cost almost 12500, it is stated,
and the heavy maintenance. would make
Its i retention, extremely; v costly to - the
etty. . i .' - ".- i' . v-r.-. ,. i
NOODLES!
Tbeyr Ibettef thaa meat- en4 not
kalf as.' xpenaive but - be ?
, nn tkey are - -
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The Quality Stores -Where a Dollar. Does Its Duty
SATURDAY AND MONDAY SPECIALS
FLOUR and CEREALS
White River, Drifted Snpw,
Crown and Olympic Flour, 49
1b. sack $2.85 to lbs. 74c
Farina, No. 10. 75c
Yellow Corn Meal. . Graham,
Whole Wheat. No. 10. k. 65e
Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour 15c
Olympic Pancake, No. 10, at 78c
Creamed Rolled Oats, No. 10 74c
Cream of Wheat 24c
Rice Pop Corn, per, lb.. . .15c
Soda Crackers. 6-Ib box. Sl.00
Jeilo Jiffy Jell .10c
CANNED GOODS
Van Camp's Pork and Beans
Small, 2 for 25c
Medium, 2 for... 35c
, ' Large, each.. ....... ...30c
Tomatoes, No. 2lA, 2 for. .25c
New Crop Italian Prunes, lb. 20c
Eastern Peas, can .15c
Campbell's Soups, dor . . . $1.30
Per can ."lie
'American Sardines, 3 for. . .25c
Minced Clams,- s... 10c
Booth's Sardines ......... 1 9c
SHORTENING
Crisco. 1 lb. 35c? ij-lb..52c
3 lbs. 98c; o lbs,. . .$1.95
. 9 lbs. $2.90
MasoU. pt. 38c; qt -75c
lA tal, $1.45; Hon .:,$2.75
BUTTER
Best Ye Clackamas, lb. 72c
Roll .: .....$1.40
,' CHEESE ' ;v
Tillamook. 7 per lb. . . . . .40c
FRESH PULLET EGGS
Dosen 58c 2 Doten $1.15
uttar. Etas. Chaaaa at
VamhUI Straat Star Only
COFFEE
Royal Club, Dependable, lb., 49c
3 lbs. $1.40. 5 lbs... $2-35
Freeman's Best Blend 45c
2 IbS. ... . .... . ... ; . . .85c
Freer-'xn's Special, lb ..... . 38c
2 lbs 75c. 3, lbs...... $1.10
Hershey's Cocoa. Vt lb.. -..20c
instant Postum, large. . . . . .45c
Ghirardellf Chocolate . ... . . 35c
3 lbs. ........ ..... $1.00
Mail Orders Received Not Later Than Wednesday
249 Yamhill St.
. Between
.Second and Third ',
CANNED MILK
Holly, 3 cans for 40c; 2 for 27c
Federal, dozen $1.70; 2 for 29c
Small, doz. 85c; 2 for. w. . . 15c
Carnation, large, ; case. . . .$6.85
-'z doz. $1.75; per can. ..15c
Small; case $6.75; doz. .88c
2 ;3r ..15c
Borden's, tall, doz $1,75
Can .................15c
Small, 2 for.. v....... 15c
SYRUPS
Karo, light, M gal. . .... . 55c
GaL $1.05
Dark, i gal. 50c; gil.. -95c
Uncle John's Small. 33c; me-
dium, 65c; large $1.25
Log Cabin Small, 32c; me
dium, 60c; large . . . ... . $1.18
LAUNDRY SPECIALS
Crystal White, to bars...,. 65c
Bob White, 1 0 bars 58c ,
Sunny Monday, .10 bars. . .55c
Citrus, large ... ..... . -. ' i -25c 1
Gold Dust, large ,v. . .... . .24c
Old Dutch Cleanser, 3 for... 25c
Lux . .... . Y .t. . 10c
Will Be Promptly Filled
vTWO STORES
Two Money-Saying Stores
STORE NO. 2
Cascade Market
Seathweat Comer -
Third and Yamhill Su.
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WILL MOVE TO MY PERMANENT LOCATION ACROSS.THE
STREET AT 293 AND 295 SECOND STREET, N.,W. CORNER
TVYLOR, ABOUT OCTOBTO 15
Will Give You Some Good Bargains in Groceries for Saturday
and Monday. 1 : ; v'yr 'x' Y' y : XX
FLOUR SPECIAL -
Best Patent Flour. 49-lb. Sacks '
At the store . ....... i.. ..$2.80
Delivered with other orders. . . . . . ... . :.. .$2.90
STOP LOOK-LISTEN
Regular 20-cent Sugar Corn". ....... w. ....15c
Tomatoes, 2 for ...25c
Parker's June Peas. 2 for. ................ .25c
Squab Tamales Can .................. . 10c
Dozen ... . . . . .... ......... ....... . .$1.00
Tomato Soup Can 10c
, Dozen ......................... i . .'.$1.00'
Corn - Flakes. Shredded Wheat and Grape-Nuts, 2
' for ..... ........... i v -25c
3 Large Rolls Toilet Paper.'. ....... ... . . . . .25c
CRISCO
.w.. a,....;..55cr
.-.-$2.00
. . Mil If .
lbs.
6 "lbs.
milk
Carnation and Borden's . ...... . r.l5c
COFFEE SPECIAL
Regular -40c Coffee, lb .... . 35c
3 Jbs; v :.. i i .; $i .00
Gunpowder JTea, lb. s. : . . . . . . . . . . .V. .v. ; . ; .45c
English Breakfast Tea; lb., ................ ..45c
SOAPS
White Floating Toilet Soap,' bar. ............ .5c
Yellow Laundry Soap, bark ................ . . .5c
Swift's White Laundry Soap, bar... ........ ..5c
Crystal White Soap Flakes, pkg. ...10c
PRUNES, i
New Crop' Italian Prunes, large size, lb.... ...30c
King's Fancy Prunes, 1-Ib. pkf.; regular 5 ocspe--
ciai ....35c
: MISCELLANEOUS
Bulk Soda Crackers, per lbf. '. 16c
Bulk Ginger Snaps, per Ib.L .. ., .... . . -20c "
Bulk Rolled Oats. 3 lbs:...:. .....25c:
'.-Bulfc Mjqaronl, 3 lbs. ; . . . . . ; ..... .'. ... . .25c
Bulk" Potato Flour. 2 lbs .................. 25c
A carryall baj free with every " order of $1.00 or more carried away.
We deliver quantity orders, Eastside Monday, Wednesday 'and Friday;
linnton and St. Johns Thursday and Saturday; West side every day.' ';
The Storm That Makes Your f Have More Cents..
ORIEN
VAN
SGHOONHQVEN
Have You
Thece Money-Saving
; Markets?
.Frye's 4 Fryes
CASCADE Market ECONOMY Market
Third and Yamhill ; Fourth tad Yamhill
' Come axsdProfit by These .
' ' SATURDAY SPECIALS
Big Special on
SMOKED MEATS
Large Hams, whole or 00
half, lb.... 3C
' . ' ' " ' ; t
Fancy Smoked Picnics, A g
4 to 8 lbs., per lb n C
pancy Breakfast Bacon, yl An
whole or half, lb..... UV
Anchor Strips, 28C
crr.......... 35 c
Sliced Ham, 50C
PORK
2C lb-
Shoulder )
Roasts-Steak
Government Inspected
LEAF LARD
33c ib.
Choice Pot RoasU l
Plate Boil,
lb.
Choice
Round
Steak
10c
Boneless
Prime Rib
Rolled
YOUNG MUTTON 22clb- 25c"-
LEG ROASTS, lb. SHOULDERS, lb. , -
20c
STEAKS, lb.
20c
12V2c
STEW, lb.
8c
VEAL
.Er. 20c RHT 30c
"s..Rrr.,r'..:l28c s:-..,..... lOc
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...... , . '
Both Shop Op Saturday Until 7 P. M.
JZjX" ' j . Othwr Par Until t30 jf C i 'V M.:
FiwE-;&;i;eo.
CASCADE MARKET r
Third and YanihUl
ECONOMY MARKET
. Fourth and Yamhill .
Our Famous
Wild Rose Brand
Creamery
BUTTER
.sfl
35
Per Roll
Guaranteed
2 Dozen. ... . . .
..$1.38
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Tillamook Cheese Omelet a la
. '. Cream for, Fhre People 7
t Htm Tami
Chaf. Hotal kam, PorOaaal '
, Nine am, boat bp wait f eaneea mt TtDav
aaoav Ltatae. i onea or tmner. ea
pepper, woraatar aanea, aajt la ca
rui cnaeaa men. moa nau-pim at
and two taMwpwona of baatan am.
. raal aaaootk bt warnng, tacn pat nan on
. ' are, ant la a little batter and atart to
- aeraaabte your cm.- - After tba eats ara
prettT wall cooked, take II of tbe pra
. pan and fold It np Into the akape. of an
eaaeJet.-. Vet H et a-Httta brawn en ooo
. ara mi pn an pwte bob wni
oaianee oc toe
There are few dishes to compare with a "Tillamook
Cheese Omelet nerve instead of the meat course
it is delicious and satisfying.
This is only one of the many cheese dishes that is
.making "Tillamook" more ana more famous.
1 'Tillamook b full cream cheese the milk that
' - makes it is from tested herd that feed on the rich
succulent grass of the famous THlaxnook Valley the
' year round. "Tillamook" b sold, by the slice, also
individual sizes. 6 and 14 pounds, convenient for,
- large famutes, boarding bouses, etc."
tiixamook: county creamery assh ;
14 Chaaaa Kitchena. Owned and Operated i
Co operatirety by Tillatnook Dairraaon C - ,
TILLAMOOKa OREGON
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Lcc!; (cr Tlllcmoo!; on the Rind
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Both Phones: Main 1282, A-1282.
234 Yamhill St Cor. 'Second.
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