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THE OREGON . DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, FRIDAY. JANUARY ; 9.1 1820.
BARGE AGEREA
TO BE CONVERTED
INTO
SCHOONER
Construction Started at Astoria
as Wooden Steamer; Changed
When Contracts Cancelled.
Definite announcement waa made by
H. E. PennH this morning that the
s bare Ea-erla. 6n which construction
was started j at Aatorla as a wooden
i steamer, and which was chanced with
cancellation of government contracts.
, baa been taken by the Coast Shtpbulld
: tng company, of which Pennell is pres
ident, for reconversion into a lumber
'' schooner..
The Kseria is .loading supplies left
i. after completion of the government con
tracts at the Astoria yards, and will be
brought to- St. Johns concentration yard
V early next week. After discharging, the
Kgeria will be towed to the Coast Ship
building, company, in South Portland,
for completion. f
Growing interest in the proposition Of
- taking partially completed government
wood steamers and converting them into
' lumber carriers, was reported by Pen
nelL who said that the company of Port-
. tanji 1im1iaMam rf wHlr.h ha la thu
head.. will probably take several more
of the hulls for this purpose.
I Prospective Investors In some ln
' stances are awaiting to see what Is ac
com pushed with the Eareria before going
' In on other ships, Pennell said, but in
' the end much activity in this line is x-
- peeed.
i ' "NEW RIVER LINE ESTABLISHED
- Steamer N'Isqually to Run Between
.". v a . i m n f A
i - una anu ruruauu.
;' Astoria, Jan. I. Additional transpor
tatlon facilities between Astoria, and
- Portland and war points wHl be provld
r' d In a few weeks by Inauguration of a
new river line, according to announce-
" ment Thursday by Captain James Wilson
- ot Tacoma. A number of local people are
- Interested in the project.
Headquarters of the company will be
' In Astoria. The steamer Ntsqually has
' been acquired and will sail from Tacoma
for Astoria this week. The Nlsqually
is said to be a speedy and handsomely
r equipped craft It has been running
'. between Seattle and Tacoma. The ves
sel was built at Dockton. Wash., In
. - 1111. and carries 600 passengers. -She is
' quipped with engines of 950 horse-
l power.
The Nisqually will make a round trip
, dally, carrying passengers and freight.
, The operating company is now being or-
- ganlsed. -
STEAHLR OFF FOR REPAIRS
well known In Pacific coast shipping
circles, tat In a critical condition in a
local hospital today from a stroke of
apoplexy. r- v j vr5f'fe:-
i Position of Ships ' .
North Head. Wastu Jan. -Positions
of ships at sea,- as reported to this sta
tion br radio at S p. m.:
Qow-n. (Un machos for Seattle. Z5S auiea
sooth of SaatUe. ' -
El Sounds. RicasMmd for Statu. IBS taam
(mm SaatUe,
- Wot fceaoria, Seattle for Honotalit, 266 aBes
from SatU, .at 8 p. m., January T.
ALL ALONG. THE WATERFRONT
WILSON CLOSES
DOORS: Oil EVERY
T COMPROMISE
PA
building company, will load tie car-
ror me united lungaom.
The Port of Portland bar tug Wall u la
was lifted on the SL Johns drydock
this morning for an Investigation by
united States steamboat Inspectors.
Carrrlnir a full carro of lumber loaded
at Innian-Poulsen Lumber company, the
motor ship Challamba of the Chilberg
line, Seattle, under charter to Dant
RusselL shifted this mornlnsr to the oil
docks at Linn ton, preparatory to leav
ing on tne long voyage ror Alexandria,
Esnrot. bv wav of the Pacific and In
dian oceans and the Sues,
Checked In by the Columbia-Pacific
Shipping company Thursday, the ship-
ing Doara steamer west wassayampa,
ust completed at the Columbia River
yards in South Portland, will go on
berth Saturday morning at the elevator
to load flour for the Atlantic coast.
The Columbia-Pacific 'Shipping com
pany was Informed today that the
wooden steamers Clackamas and Munra,
recently completed by the Peninsula
snipe
goes
The Admiral tins ' passenger steamer
Admiral Goodrich, with the motorship
Admiral Mayo in, tow, left out of San
Francisco Thursday evening, the Good
rich to lake up the Portland-San Fran
cisco run in place of the Curacao, and
tne Mayo to load cargo of lumber for
Australia. They are expected In the
river Sunday.
For final conditioning, preparatory to
operation, the wooden steamer Owa-
tama. built by the Wilson Shipbuilding
company of Astoria, is moored at the
drydock, after being towed up the river
rrom Astoria Wednesday, she has Deen
assigned to the Pacific Steamship com
pany,
Rivaling a passage to the Orient and
return, the river steamer J. N. Teal of
The Dalles-Columbia line reached Port
land Tuesday night after a passage ttiat
began December 1. The Teal was first
delayed by tilgb east winds, then be'
came locked in the ice at The Dalles
and was fast until Monday night. Re
turning Tuesday with a cargo of
freight, the steamer ran out of fuel at
Washougal and finally had to be towed
to Montana. tne win be tied up lor re
pairs until February 1.
News of the Port
Dsparlui ss January 0
City of Topeka, American steamer, for Paget
Sound, ballast, for repair, in tow.
Captain A, V. Lues,' American steamer, for
osn s rmncttoo, nauast.
Multnomah. American steamer, from BL Her
ein, for Han Pedro ria 8aa Francisco, passengers
and lumber.
Challamba. British motor schooner, for Alex
andria, lumber.
' City of Topeka, In Tow of Tug, Leaves
for Sound.
The passenger steamer City of Topeka
of the Admiral line started down the
4 river this morning at daybreak, in tow
j of the tug Portland, en route to Puget
; Bound, where damages received at the
' . mouth of the Columbia river two weeks
r ago will be repaired on the Todd dry-
'-dock. She will be out of service at least
' two weeks.
' Before the United States steamboat
.-,f Inspectors Thursday morning an inquiry
v was conducted to determine the cause
r . for the accident occurring to the To-
- peka. The hearing was dismissed with-
.- out a decision.
Captain Guthrie Seriously III
i San Francisco. Jan. S. (I. N. S.)
1 e Captain James Guthrie, government in
, spector of hulls and boilers for the port
of Ban Francisco the past 20 years, and
MARINE ALMANAC
Weather at RlvWt Mouth
North Head, Jan. 0. Condition at the
month of the riTer at noon: Moderate, wind
outneast o mile; weather Mint fof, raining.
Tldsa at Astoria Saturday
Hlh Water- Low Water
4:15 a. m . ..8.8 feet 1-0:80 a. m...2S feet
4:07 P. m 7.0 feet 10:45 p. m. ..1.0 teet
TRANSPORTATIONS
IHTEPflATlOiMAL
tffRCAflTIli MAMIE
' AMERICAN LINE
R TOEK-PLTMOTJTH-CHER.
BOTJKG-SOUTHAMPTON
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MUaSMphIa Fab. 14
t. Paul Fab. SI
DAILY RITES READINGS
8 a. m.. Pacific Time.
STATIONS
I'matilla . . .
Kugene . . .
Albany
Salem ....
Onion City
Portland
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Leaders View His Jackson Day
Letter as Emphatic Assertion
That Treaty Must Stand intact
Bf It. C. Martin
Washington, Jan. . (U. s
Hope of treaty ratification by the
present senate appears to have been
shattered by President "Wilson's let
ter to the Democratic national com
mittee at its Jackson day banquet.
The president, many Republicans
and Democrats agreed after care
fully reading Wilson's letter, has
closed the door upon any compro
mise which would command the
votes of 64 senators. Since he has
chosen to make the treaty an issue
in the coming campaign, there is no
way that t can be avoided, they be
lieve. SPLIT INEFFECTIVE
William J. Bryan's split with. Wilson
will have no effect on the treaty situa
tion as far as the senate is concerned,
it was believed. Several senators point
ed out that even if the Democratic mem
bers should align themselves with Bryan
and accept the Lodge reservation on
article X which is virtually what
Bryan advocated in his Jackson day
speech the resulting ratification by the
senate would, never become effective be
cause the president would reject It. -
Politically, however," toe-Brymn-WHson
split was admitted to be of the greatest
importance. Bryan win fight, they said,
to control the Democratic national coa
venfjen. and If. he wins.' will couase!
senate Democrats to yield to the Lodge
reservations and ratify the treaty , right
after the convention, believing that the
president would yield with Ida party's
verdict against him. , "
But Democratic senators declared that
Bryan will not succeed- WHsoa, they
said, will have the ; strongest kind ot
support from his party.
The" treaty' situation' as affected by
the president's letter was the subject
of many senatorial conferences today.
Formal statements are to be given out
later by Senator Lodge, for the Ledge
reservaUonlsts ; McNary, for the mild
reservationists. and .Hitchcock, for the
Democrats. Senator Underwood said he
still thinks bin resolution for a concilia
tion committee offers a way out. The
president. Underwood said, is still will
ing to accept, explanatory reservations,
and he predicted that -enany -Republicans
will be found counselling Lodge to a
more moderate stand rather than accept
the challenge of a campaign on the
treaty." '
Senator Borah, speaking for the vut
and out foe of all ratification, said be
was glad the president has come to the
view that a national referendum should
be had. That. Borah pointed out, has
been hts position all along. . ' '. jthe treaty to go into the next presideu-l
Senator Lodge. Republlcar leader in (tial campaign, and said the president '
the senate, declared he was willing for ' attitude made compromise Impossible. . I
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sjrC jATJ & laTalidl
Ne Ceekiaf
K Nutritious Diet for All Ages
3uick Lunch at Home or Office !
i
VtmJ Imitatioac and SaoitiUtes
RIVER FORECAST
The Willamette river at Portland will re
main nearly stationary daring the next two or
three days except aa affected by the tide.
BLACK SEA SERVICE
W. TVCOJiiTANTIN OPLE-VARITA
Blgarla).C0M8TJLNZA JRoamaala)
rask Arrow ....January 21 tt
WHITE STAR LINE
KEVf TOBK-riVEBPOOL
OesXe Jan. 24
Battle Jan. 81
.Fab. 27
XEVF TOBlC-SOrTHAMPTOw VIA
CHEBBOCBG, FRANCE
eXatle Fab. 7
JT. Y-GIBRALTAB-XAFLES-GEXOA
Oretle Jan. 24
RED STAR LINE
TORK TO A5TWERP VIA
' PLYMOUTH aad CHERBOURG
, Jan. 20, Fab. 24
WHITE STAR-DOMINION
LINE
FOBTLASD-HAHFAX-tlVERPOOL
ram r-ortuma r rom Halifax
Canada
Ft.is
Feb. 14
Far wwv aliens and tlckete roly ta local seente
r aamsany'e' fttoa, a. DUnay, SIS SecanS
aeowua, seawia. wean, rmm nam lis.
SanFrancisco
S. S. ROSE CITY
DEPARTS 11 NOON.
; Thursday, Jan. 15
,' FROM aiNSWOSJTH DOCK
PARI INOLUOEt BKBTH AND MKAU
0ITT TICRKT OFFICB. SO AND WASH.
SHOSI MAIN
FWIiaNT OFFICE. AINSWORTH SOOt
- ' PHONK BROAOWAV 2
AN FRANOiaoo PORTLAND
. A. UNC .
AT XEIGHBORIXG PORTS
Afttoria Jan. 9. Bailed, at 6:80 a. m.,
ateamer Klamath, tor San Pedro ria San Fran
cisco. Kan Franciieo, Jan. 8. Arrlred. at 4 p. m..
rt earner W. P. Herrin, from Portland. Sailed, at
5 p. m., iteamei1 West Kader. for Portland.
Astoria. Jan. 8. Sailed, ajt 2:30 p. m.. Wa
pama. for San Pedro ria San Prancteeo. Sailed,
at 12:30 p. m.. ateamer Santiam, for Sao Pedro.
Sailed, at noon, steamer Daisy, for . San Fran
cisco. San Francisco. Jan. 9. Arrived, at 1 a. ra.,
teamer Rose City, from Portland.
San Franeiaco, Jan. 9. (I. N. 8.) Armed,
January 8, Spokane, from Loa Angelea, at 8:05
P. m.; W. F. Herrin, from Portland, at 4:10 p.
m. ; Coquille, from Fort Bract, t 4 a. m. ; Kor-
risen' III, from Blubber Bay, at 8:80 p. m.
Sailed, January 8. Mukilteo, for Lo-Ancele, at
11:10 a. m. : Admiral Goodrich, for Portland.
with motorship Admiral Mayo in tow, at 11:40
a. m.; Daiay Freeman, for Loa Anaeles, at 1:10
P. m. ; O. C Undauer, for Coos Bay. at 8:25
p. m. ; Admiral Dewey, for Loa Anselea and San
Diego, at 8:80 p. m. ; Admiral Farracutt, for
Seattle, at 8:45 p. m. ; barse K. If. Prtelpa, in
tow of tne Sea;Kinf. for Port San Luia. at 3:60
p. m. : Uyades, for Honolulu, at 4:60 p. m. ;
West Kader. for Portland, at 5:28 D. m.: J. B.
Stetson, for Punts Arenas, at 6 :50 p. m. ; Lyman
Stewart, for-Port San Luis, at 0:40 p. ra.; Rain
ier, for BeOiniham, at 8:20 p. m. ; barge Isaac
neea, m tow of tug Relief, for British Colum
bia: Vanguard, for Kureka. at 10:45 p. aa.
Seattle,--Wash.. Jan. 9. (L N. 8.) Ai
fired. Alaska, from Taooma. 0 a. m. Sailed.
GoTernor, for San Pedro, via Saa Frncisoc . 1 1
a. m.; Argyu. lor nan srancuco. 7:45 a. as.
Arrired 8th. Fulton, from Tacoma. 8:20 o. m
Sailed 8th. Northland, for Ooriato via Saa
crancisco, b:su p. m.
Juneau. Jan. 8. Sailed, Jefferson, north
bound, 8 p. m. ; Princess Mary, southbound.
10 a. m.
Vsldes, Jan. 8. Sailed, Northwestern, aoutkf
oouna, x a. m.
Seward. Jan. 8. Sailed. Admiral Watson,
souuiDouna, o :au p. m.
PhiUdelphU. Pa.. Jan. 7. Arrived. Effna,
from Seattle, via San Francisco and Balboa.
Yokohama, Jan. 1. Sailed, Eastern Crag, for
Seattle.
Honolulu. Jan. 8. Arrived, II. 8. Bundarra.
from Sinsraoore. for Seattle.
Saa Francisco, Jan. 9. (L X. S.) Arrived,
I'nlmak, Bowen'i Landing, 2 a. m. : steamer
Wahkeena, Loa Angeles, 7 a. m.; steams r Hart-
wood, Lrfts Angeles, 7 a. m. ; Rosa City, Port
land, 7:80 a. ra.: President. Loa Anselea, 9:1S
a. m. : tng Tatoosh (with banc Aeapahso In
tow), Ballard, 9:16 a. .: Seafoam, Mendocino,
10:80 a. m. Sailed, Norwegian iteamer Ter
rier, Artca. 7:90 a. m.
Wilson's
Absolutely
Grocery
Quitting
Have you attended this sale? Every article means a sav
ing to you. Read the following list and be convinced : We
haven't room to quote all our prices. Just a few staples.
CRISCO
3 lbs $1.00
6 lbs .$2.00
9 lbs. $3.00
MAZOLA OIL
Pint 38
Quarts 75
V Gal. $1.45
1 Gal $2.80
MISCELLANEOUS
3 tins Shrimps 40
MILK Carnation, Borden's, Mt. Verrion, doz $1.75
Otter Clams, tails, 3 for , 40?
White Soap, 10 bars for ; 55
Citrus, Gold DustSea Foam, large size.i 25
Preferred Stock Catsup, large, bottle 24
Fancy Creamed Rolled Oats, Z2 lbs...., 25
. Cream. . Barley r reg. &5cf 2 pkgs. . 25
Sunkist Pineapple, sliced, large tins 35
Best bulk TEAS Ceylon, Eng. Break., Japafi, 1 lb.. . .40
If it is groceries you want, attend this closing out sale at
Wilson's Grocery
173 Second Next Door to Auction House
I SSSSSSSSSSSSSBSSSSSSSSSJ T
Special
We have received another large shipment of genuine
LAKE ATHABASCA
White Fish
PIKE and PICKEREL which we will sell THURSDAY,
FRIDAY and SATURDAY at
22c Per Pound
American Market
Emery E. Russell, 272 Yamhill St
Our Private Exchange, Main 1786, Connects With All Departments. .Orders Promptly Filled.
Karo! Karo!
Karo, light, 10s... $1.00
Karo, dark, 10s. 1... 95
Not more than 2 cans to a
customer.
UNDERBUY-- UNDERSELL
Sare You Money Here
mil
raw wiv s
A
First Second and Alder Streets
Milk! Milk S
Yeloban !
2 cans for 25t?
Case $6.00
Nor more than one 'case to
a customer.
n
I!
M
erArm,
Portland Trips Down Town Tomorrow
With Ample Market Basket on H
GOOD FOODS and
HOME NEEDS
Specially Priced
Del Monte Pork and Bteans,
3 cans 25?
Deviled Meat, 6 cans 25j
Tomato Sauce, 3 bottles . 23C
American Sardines, 3 cans 25J?
Del Monte Catsup, bottle 25
Booth's Sardines, can . . . 20
Tree Tea, y2 pound for. . .25
Tree Tea, 1 pound for . . . 48
Pop's Corn Starch, '2 pkps25
K. C. Baking Powder, 5
lb. can . . .65?
Black Tea in bulk, lb 25
Good Coffee, 3 lbs. or.$1.00
Black Figs, the lb., only. .25?
Ghirardelli's Baking Chocolate,
pound ....45?
Pretzels, the pound only. 15
Chocolate' 1 lb. can only. 35?
Bird Seed, package for. . . 10
MATCHES. Saturday only.
12 boxes for -50?
Corea Toilet Paper. 7 rolls 254
The "Great Objective" for hundreds will be Simon's big
Grocery. Here we have good foods for eager appetites
and our prices are less. Let Simon's serve you tomorrow!
SUGAR!
We have sugar on hand for Saturday !
Come early, so that you will be certain
to get your share !
BUY FLOUR NOW!
It's Going Up
Klickitat Best Patent Flour
Sack $2.80, Barrel $11.10
MAZOLA OIL EXTRA!
Quart can .70$
Half gallon can .$1.35
Gallon can $2.65
Not more than 2 cans to a customer.
EXTRA!! EXTRA!!
Fancy Sugar-Cured
Bacon Backs
37c Lb.
Picnics 29c lb.
BREAKFAST CEREALS
FOR LESS
Lay in your supply now ; prices arc ad
vancing. Rolled Oats, 9 lb. sack 75?
Yellow Corn Meal, 9 lb. sack 65t?
White Corn Meal. 9 lb. sack 65
Olympia Pancake Flour, 9 lb. sk85t?
Graham Flour, 9 lb. sack 70?
Whole Wheat Flour. 9 lb. sack..70?
Buckwheat Flour, 8 lb. sack. 80
Farina, 9 lb. sack for only 75
SOME CANNED GOODS
at Easy Prices
Yolo Peas, the can... 15
Bridge Corn, the can.
Puree Tomatoes can.
Hominy, No. 24, can.
Pumpkin, No. 2y2, can.
15
12
.12
.10
YOUR LAST CHANCE
AT THESE
Kellogg' Com Flakes
Post Toasties
Two packages . 25
YOU CAN KEEP
THINGS CLEAN
at Prices Like These
Clean Easy Soap, 4 bars. . .25
Lenox Soap, 5 bars for... .25
Lava Soap, 3 bars for 25
Chloride of Lime, 3 cans. . . 25
Gold Dust, 8-oz. ; 5 pkgs 25
Lighthouse Cleanser, large . 25
Pearline, small; 6 packages25
Fairy Soap, large ; 2 bars . . 25
White Wonder Soap, 5 bars 35
CANDY FOR KIDDIES
AND GROWNUPS
Chocolates, the lb ... 45
Assorted Molasses Chews, lb... .30
Mixed Candy, the lb;...-. 35
GUM any brand, 3 packages. .. 10
EXTRA SPECIAL!
Crystal White Soap
6c the Bar
Not more than S bars to a customer.
TOBACCO SPECIALS
AT SIMON'S
Star, HoVseshoe, Climax, plug. . . .90
Piper Hetdseick, plug 35
Tuxedo, 1 oz. cans. 2 for. . .25
Dixie Queen, 14 oz. lunch box... 95
U. S. Marines, 14 oz. for 80
LUCKY STRIKE CIGARETTES
Carton of 200 $1.50
BROOMS! BROOMS!!
BROOMS!!!
$1.00 values 59
hsto Msj Pisa Tea Tito Abrnad.
lorn sjwiua tbs baacfit of (XperUoced tnfor-
smauoss. nava aiven BtaasaatUD ttooksnaa
r-mr pedat attention (or Ui. past 19 ytaraNj
' Uoney tt. Smith; Manager
torn journal iraai ana iirrannatio mv
- - 40VRNAL LP PORTLAND. OR.
-'., NEW ZESUtNB ANO SOOTH SKAS
.ina -TatiRI ana rtsrvtenaa. MaB ana Panaris.
y. Swm fratrt Saw FrancMca Kvary It Days,
- UNION SB. CO. Or NEW ZEALAND.
" EM Oalirarnla Sk. Saa rraiwlsM
v- V Local StMnwhip MS Ratlraatf AswiHa,
PURE
MILK
12c Qt.
Frcth avery day.
Briar a bottle.
Apples $1
1 Per Box
Good red Orefoi
f rmlt for eaUaE and
eooklas;.
40c ,
Per Carry .All Bbe
FmU
35c
28c
HARLAK MARKET
Loin PorAc Roasta, lb.......
Loin Pork Chops, lb. ...... .
Leg Pork Roaat, half or QO.
whole, lb... OsfiC
Shoulder Pork Roasts or
Steaks, lb .
Pot Jtoasta, lb ,...15f
BolUng Meat, lb... ....... .....124
h- CENTRAL COFFEE SHOP
K. C Baklnsj Powder. 25c sis 19a
10c sis 75
i Royal Baking .Powder, ' Urre
1 sixa ...32
Black Fitra, White Pigs, Evapo
- rated Pears, all, lb.. .20a
.4 Navy Beans, 1 lbs.... .......254
Oregon Soft 8hell Walnuts, lb. 35
, S lba.,,........,..,....fjl.OO
- PEOPLE'S CESTRAXT GROCERY
Horllck's Malted M0k.ll sUe..85
, 3 lbs. Peanut Butter.w.,U-45
,S Booth's Sardines.. 60
J5c Durkee Salad Dressing. ; .25
.Upton's or Ridgways Tea, lb. 75
S aba. Homestead Coffee. ,...f l.OO
Murumtn
S.E.
CORNER -ra & YAMHILL ST.
PACIFIC MARKET
8. E. Comer Tamhill aad Foartb Hew CeatraJ Market Balldiag
We renew oar reaolatloa to tell the eholeeat grade ef meat at prices at
low at yo expect to par for tne cheapest cats. See these
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY "
TEAL STEW or BOILI5G f C We sow have a liberal apply of
BEEF special, per lb Iwv Swift's Premlira Hama aid Bacoa.
PRIME BIB R 0 A S T S, Of GOOD TEKOEB STEAKS, OA.
. boned, per lb OUC . per mHd atiUC
ROAST OF PORK, per Ori i .
poaad OUCy SHOULDER ROAST OF fEAL or
BEST TEEB ROU KB OCJ POT ROAST OF BEEF, 1
STEAK, poaad 30 aad m)C poaad, oaly IOC
PACIFIC BUTTER STORE SPECIALS
Green Valley Cream- Gold Crest Ranch Full Cream Cbeeoe.
ery Butter, lb. 90 , Eggs, strictly 7C price, per . QK
65d, rolL.. fresh, dozen .... ' pound :v. 3
Magnolia creamery- - reanui buhct. price .
Butter, lb... I Ofl New Honey, the Mtft per lb. 20eS QC .
v nvw .. iinest. per comb -rww. 2 pounds......" uow
. 66 roU..;..i.
MORRIS
Supreme,
Marigold
Pasteurized miik of the high.
est quality is combined with other
pure ingredients to make Marigold
Oleomargarine. Always request the
kind with the yellow and black label. v
Wholesale cDistributJ.
FRYE & COMPANY
NATIONAL SUPPLY GO.
172 Sth St., Comer Yamhill
Grocery Specials
ROYAL CLUB COFFEE, 31b. can $1.40
BOVAl ri im COFFEE. S.H. can S2.35
Dependable Coffee. 1 lb. 50c. 3-lb can ....-$1.40 J
-Tree Te. Ceylon, India. 1 lb .?45c Si
Instant Postum. small Z5c. lane 53c J
Rolled Oats, fresh stock, 3 V lbs Z5c
CREAM OF BARLEY, 2 pkgs 25c
Shaker Salt. 3 pk 25c
Molasses, small can 10c
Lox Cabin Syrup, small 30c medium 60c. large $1 20
Tomatoes, standards. 2 large cans .. .25c
WESSON OIL, pts. 38c qta. 75c. H Slr. $1.45
Bacon, special sugar cured, per lb .2V
Picnics, sugar cured, per lb ....28;
Hams. Eastern su ear-cured, per lb -34c .
Shortening. 3f 75c Ss $1.25. 10$ $2.45
Gem Nut and Nucoa Nut 37c lb. roll 74c -
Eggs, fancy select guaranteed fresh, dozen. --63c and 65c
Sauerkraut, borne made, 2 quarts 25c
Big Special Butter, best Oregon Creamery, 1 lb. 63c, roll. . . .$1.35
f
Air Stock Cuarantaed Fraab
NATIONAL SUPPLY CO.
172 FIFTH ST CORNER YAMHILL -
COFFEE 40c a Lb.
i THIS SATURDAY
ThU It Extra Good Coffee at a Very
iv Low Price
; i sTOT MOBE THAN FITS FOPKD8 TO A CTTSTOHEB
Martin Marks Coffee Co.
252 THtR . SAR MADISON
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