The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, July 23, 1920, Page 12, Image 12

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    FRIDAY. JULY C3. 1ZZ1.
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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. OREGON
POTATOES CHEAP;
WILL SELL LOWER
By Rrnai H. Co he a
On of the biggest orops or potato
for the Pacific Northwest Is now. fore
cast and consumer will no lonjtr b
compelled to pay extreme prices for their
requirement. , - - . '
The market I dropping: so fast each
day at this time that It la not advia
' able to stock up with supplies.
Onions are still very low priced but
consumers are not buying freely. None
-of the present stoe: offering la sulUble
for long keeping, therefore buy only
sparingly.
Celery l";airi being offered In quite
fair supply and the price Is now dropping
and la soon expected to be withio the
reach of the average consumer, .
Green corn has made Its appearance
in the market, but tne price i. up m me
air at two ears for 25c j
r Chickens are getting slightly cheaper
but scarcely, enough to make much dif
ference in the retail price.
As usual for thia period of the season
beef and pork are advancing in price
but mutton and lamb are cheaper.
' Eggs are still advancing because of
Vila B.yj.m
Portland Is one of the lowest markets In
: the entire country.
. Ordinary quality butter is slightly
lower In price but the best stock is un
changed. The Jollowins prices ire STerase ones the eea
anmera are eitct4 to pay retail tterM. Quality
quoted ia arat, fancy atuft bainf alisbtlj
hihrr and Inferior aiff fractionally lower.
Butter Beat creamery print, S3 (g S4o,
Kna Pmh laid. SftCSOTe per doaao; faacy
fnti. 49M2 per doeen.
- ynallry Chickena, dreaked. 40o F
pound.
i'ixh Salmon. 0e per pound; halibut, SOe
par pound.
Floor Beat local patent, 13.60 9 4.80 par
sack, 49 poumt.
Potato. Burbanka, T10e.
Onioiwj-Dried. 8c per pound,
fttrawberrlaa Oregon, 2SS0a per bos.
lUrpberriea Local, per box.
- Tosanberriea fancy, 20c.
- Blackcap -Fancy. - 20c
Russian Colonists
Of Calgary Desire
Homes in Oregon
Eugene, July 23. Representatives of
a Russian colony in Calgary, Canada;
have been In Eugene looking over the
territory with a view to securing tracts
of farming lands. They state that .If
they can secure the sort of property
wanted they may pave the way for' the
coming of a large number of Russians
from the northern, section. They speSk
with the highest appreciation of the
Willamette valley and its resources.
- Edwin Moneta of Jasper, member of
a section crew. Is in the Eugene . hos
pital at the point of death as the result
of the injuries received when .a hand-
. AB ;niftri Via wa 4r I vi mr A a
via- niiHit. saw v vaie tv easv
railed, lie was hurled from the car
upoa the track with such force that his
skull was fractured and his brain in
jured. He has a wife and several chil
dren. Other members of the section
crew were painfully but not seriously
Injured.
Safe
Milk
'For Infants
CchrtLh
HeCseUaf
A Nutritions Diet for AH Ages
Quick Lunch at Home or Office
knvl Imitatians and .SaostitaUs
Five-Tear Contracts
For Lighting Streets
. Proposed in Council
The city will be enabled to enter Into
five-year contracts for lighting of streets
and public buildings instead of the two
year contracts prevailing under the pres
ent arrangement, ; If : a resolution to
amend the charter now being prepared
by Deputy" City Attorney tJonel Mackay
passes the city council and is adopted by
the people at the election i I : -
Commisaioner J. M. Mann is sponsor
ing the amendment. The plan, he says,
will make possible lower rata on lights
per year and the cost of additional lamps
will be placed on the company instead of
the city. Competitive bids will be made
possible, he also ' declares, ft some of
the companies will not enter the field on
two-year contracts. W-U
- Kariaae is experimenting with a. road
with part of the surface dirt and the
remainder concrete or brick, as "a meas
ure of economy and to suit all kinds of
traffic : y : i .
GREAT PAGEANT AT
SEASIDE PLBED
Seaside, July " luncheon
riven by the Breakwater association
Thursday It waa voted to Indorse the
giving of a two days festival, depict
ing the history ot the Lewis and
Clark Camp Trail; by Adah Losh
Rose of Portland. ;, The event will
take place on the beach on the even
ings of August 13 and 14.
' Miss Rose intend using 1000 persons
In the pageant : some win be brought
from Portland and some from Astoria
Miss Rose will write the history of the
pantomime herself, commemorating the
Camp Trail. - -- -
A day paramo in which all the merch
ants are Invited to participate will be
a feature.' A queen wirl be chosen to
preside at the affair and plans are
under way for placing a big pioneer
probably an old-fashioned supper dance.
Everything will be In keeping with pio
neer days. v---v : -. -
It is Intended to make this a. yearly
event In Seaside, as the Round-Up has
become an event In Pendleton. -j '
-Miss Rose pur. on the pageant ln
Laurelhurst park. Portland, under the
war camp' community service, j, - .
Pot Roast of Beef, lb 10c
Tenderloin Steaks, lb. 15c
Boiling Beef. . . . 8c Hamburger v.. . i 12c
Veal JRoast. . , 15c Round Stealc, 18-20c
Liver ....... . . .8c
' Sugar Cured .
Breakf't Bacon, lb.
AO I Pure Lard, NorS, $0.75
UC $1.40, No. 10...,.
FAIRCHILD'S
The Little Wholesale Butcher Sella Retail at Wholesale
Prices 5
224-226 Yamhill. Between First and Second
' ' GOING TO THE BEAGHr .
If so, avoid the necessity of paying the high prices asked by the resort stores, where
the supply i limited, by stocking up from any one of our four stores, with a com
plete list of groceries you will need. Or, if you prefer, we shall be glad to send them
to you direct. In this way, you (will be assured of getting only the highest quality
at prices that are right. .Deliveries from -People s Market only.
For Jaded Appetites
, 1 lb, full Cream Cheese 352
1 lb. Pimento Cheese. .'.15 c
6 cans Deviled Meat. 1 .25J
5 cans Sardines .35
1 jar Chow Chow..; .i'.15c
M;-,-' r-fr: f-:
For the Pantry Shelf
2 lbs. A-i:Rice......i.25c
2y2 lbs. Sago... 252
24 lbs. Tapioca....... 25c
2yi lbs. Split Peas... ..25
3 lbs. Small White
Beans ........... J .25
3 cans Corn. ........ J .50
3 cans Peas.. ........ .50
Milk Specials
5 small cans Milk... .35
2 cans H'olly.Milk. . ,25t
$1 size Horlick's Malted ,
Milk-..:.;.v....85c
3 cans Tomatoes.
1
40
8 lb. sack Salt. .... .. J .20
10 lb. ski Pastry Flour 85
1 pkg. Bird Seed. . ... ..15
Fancy Black Figs, lb J .152
3 cans Del M. Catsup . .25 J n Cah
1 can Royal Club Pure '
Pepper .............. 5c
First Call for Breakfast
10 lb. sack Farina.'. 75 C
1 sack Cherry City Pancake
Flour . .... . ... . . . 75
1 sk. Yellow Corn Meal 65j
1 sack Rolled Oats...'..752
2 pkgs. Post,Toasties.'.25
3 pkgs. Kellogg Corn
' Flakes . . . . .40c
3 pkgs. Shredded Wht. 40
Something to Drink
1 large can Instant '
Postum ......... ...45
1 pkg. Postum Cereal. .252
Wigwam Coffee, 2 lbs. 552.
Homestead Coffee, 3 lbs. $1.
Hill's Red Label Coffee,
lb.'..; 50
Cooking Oils and
; Shortening
1 qt. Wesson Oil. . .....70
Special, Mazola Oil, qt. 60t
y2 gal, $1.15, gal. $2.25
No. 10 Pure Lard. . ..$2.25
No. 10 Compound. . . $2.20
No. 5 Compound. . .$1.10
Saturday Only ' .
- Special Jar, Sale 'i
Kerr Mason t Qtsl, dozen
; for .. ...... ....$1.25
Kerr Mason Pts. . $1.00
Mason Qts .. . .90
Mason Pts. ..... .802
Jar Rubbers, doz. . . ...52
Tar Caps, doz. . . . .27 Vz $
Economy; Caps . .. . .'30
Jelly Glasses, doz.... 50
Special
1 Large
in Syrup
$135
Fey. new potatoesTlb. 5
Dry Onions, 10 lbs". 25&
Sugar
23c Lb.
PALACE
CasS
Grocery
Second and Yamhill
Crisco
Special
3 Lbs.
85 c
6 Lbs.
$1.70
9 Lbs.
$255
Household Requisiiesx -
' 6 rolls Toilet Paper. . . . 25
6 rollr Wax Paper.... -.25
3 pkgs. Toothpicks.... .10
' Laundry Suggestions
5 bars White Wonder
Soap . ........ ..... .35
4 bars. Clean Easy Soap 25
3 pkgs. Rinso. . ....... .25H
1 pkg. Sea Foam.; ... . .25 i
8 lbs. Sal Soda: :..25
"Lenox Soap, cake 5 I
3 bars'Palm Olive Soap 2 I
4 pkgs. Lighthouse , . j
Cleanser ....25'
1 bottle Bluing. . 5 i
1 bottle Ammonia. . 5 1
m $
a j. has f
n4 r u
ouor
In Vista House Market
N. E. Cor. 4th arid Yamhill
The Largest of Our
Four Big Markets
First and
Taylor Streets
PEOPLEt3
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Extra Special!
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Choice s
Pol Roast .
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Choice Loin
PorkRoabt'
OF
Cliops
Cascade Market
3d and: Yamhill ,'
Economy Market
. 4th and Yamhill
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PHONE YOUR "WANT" ADS TO
THE JOURNAL .
Phones: Main 7173 and A-6051
essurvax that yen 13 lc
Your protection-
The name Tillamook on the rhv) is your
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eu c uujruiK uiccac ut uic luteal uauiijr. .
Up and down the Pacific Coast, rte grocer) are proud to dis-
play Tillamook Cheese because they know of the high stand-,
ards under which it is produced.
Tillamook cuts the cost of lirlnj? it Is far greater in food
ralue than meat, eggs, fowl, potatoes yet how inexpessire
by comparison! Five quarts ot full cream milk go into the
making of a pound of Tillamook. ,
- Toa can bar TITiamcwk at the best otrs ewerr- .
whars by the slica c ia and .14 paoad sues.
fan
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TILtAMOOlC
CafcAMSal
24 Oasns
by Titamtok
TILLAalOOK.
COTTN I V
ASSOCIATION
Kitchens Owyfd
Oa anrej Os narsfisisT
OSS.
20TH CENTURY GROCERY STORES
Economy Food Providers ;
The stores that safeguard you .
from too high prices. We have
nothing ;to sell but the goods
LOCATION OF STORES
164.166 Second St. Near Morrison
Itt thaSanlUry Market at Second and YamKlll
16d T'hird Between ; Morrison and Yamhill
168 Fifth Across From Postofficet
- 410 Montgomery Near Tenth
- 751H Washinfton Near 22d St.
.1675 E. 13th St. Sellwood
7 611 Main St Oregon City, Orw
453 Commercial St., Astoria.
ltraordinary; Money ; Savers Good Until Saturday 7:30 P. M.
VEGETABLE SHORTENING We haye a brand new shipment of CottoUne Please compare onr prices
"rt'' " v : ; " ':' with anyone's, anywhere.
2-lb pags. ........ .... . 63c 4-Ib. pails .'. . . . . $1.25 . pails $2.43
1 MINCED BUTTER CLAMS ALASKA HERRING UBBrS TOMATO SOUP
v I - Extra t.r. . Tall cans f excellent fish worth' . , i . , .1..
W 20 can; ur price 12c. 3 can. i wholesome. Refular
No. 2 Cna ...... 20c 35c. doaen .......... .$1,40 sised cans, csn 10c, dos. $1.20
FANCY FULL HEAD RICE Our regular 20c Rice Saturday 17Hc 64b. lots 85c nothing finer.
PEABERRY COFFEE Our fancy Guatemala Peaberry Very highest quality, per lb. 40c, 5-Ib. Iota $1.S0
COLUMBIA MILLING ASPARAGUS TIPS UPTON'S COCOA
Very Best Flour New Pack - . . B , -
WHITE MOUNTAIN " k Hillsdale Brand H -Pound Cans ,
49-lb. Sacks ...... . $3.48 30 CENTS 25 CENTS
10 Cent Gold Medal NO. 1 .NEW POTATOES
Pcki. CREAMERY BUTTER v 5 pound. .25c
FIGS. .5 CENTS Pound ..............60 cents 10 pounds. . . . . . .49c
CANNED MILK Hollr Brand 2 cans 25c Dos. cans. $1.48 Cce of 48..... $5.75
- Federal Brand 3 cans. . . . . .4QC Doaycans. i .-..$1.60 Case of 48. ... .$6.25;
MARMALADE in bulk ARMOUR'S PURE GRAPE SUNKIST WHOLE BEETS
Quality Extra Good JUICE - Small Site in 2-lb. Tina
Pound . . 35 cents Full Pint Bottle. ...... .35 cents 25 CENTS
CHOICE DRIED PEACHES We wish t clean up our stock of these. Therefore we offer 2 pounds for
35 cents or 3 pounds for. ........... , . i. ....... i ....... . .50c cents
' . a S.. -: ' Noiseless Tip , i : , RICE AND MILK .
LARGE LEMONS - . MATCHES Tall Cans 10 cents
Poaon ..... ..... ....30 cents Blue Seal Brand. ... . . ; .5 cants Economical Good Food
TWO-MINUTE OAT FOOD SCHIEL'S NOODLES OR SPERRY'S LARGE
2 packeges .......... 25 cents SPAGHETTI. .... .3 pkgs. 25c PANCAKE FLOUR .25c
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT For the handling of large orders we have a
- Wholesale Department at our new store. 164-166 Second Street,
Really there are no better places to buy your table supplies at than the
20TH CENTURY GROCERY STORES
I
Deliciouoly
Crisp
Slightly salty, crackers, made from the
purest, finest ingredients baked until
they're deliciously crisp served to you as
if tney had just been taken from the oven
SNOW FLAKES! Try them!
Don't ask fdjr crackers
say SNOW FLAICES
somz Mors
P. C. B. PKODTXTTS
Annie Leuria Short Bread
Arrowroot Biscuit
Batter Thins
CbocoUts Eclairs
FiaSuttana
Marshmallow Satxfwirh
Lena Branch Sahiae FlakaS ,
Oataoeal Crsckcxe
Panama Crssras
Feaaut Wafers
mm fe !
c
3
SATURDAY AND
MONDAY
AT BURNS'
EXT RAO RDINAR Y
FOLGERS fEl FREE
Y2 Lb. Tin Free with Each 2V2Lh. Purchase
1 Lh: Tin Frets with Each 5 Lb. Tin Purchase
24 Lb. Tin Folgcrs Coffee... ...... ; ...... .$1.34
Lb. Tin Folgers Coffee. . . . . . . -:. . . .. . . t4.bZ
U FOTjKDS SMALL WHITE BEAKS............................ gl.OO
EXTRA SPECIAL-WHITE ROSE (g Q -j A
FAMILY FLOUR, per bag 49 lbs tPOoXlr
t POrJTDS POOP B.ICE..... ......... .f l.OO
a a rrm a nrt mazola oil, per gallon .....02.42
MAZOLA U1L mazola. oiu perh jaljwn ... ....... i.a3
MAZOLA OIU PER QUART -. S4 MAZOLA OIU PER PINT ...3Q
S LA&GK TI5S SALMOJC.....;.. ........ .......... ...... OOa
JUNO COFFEE Parcel Post. Prepaid, per lb.... ......47
HERSHEV'a COCOA, per Jb. i. 3S
Di C. BURNS COMPANY
' 208.210 THIRD STREET. BETWEEN TAYLOR AND SALMON :
8r!al Mall Order Service Write far MoaUIy Pries List Wholesalers to
PrlraU famlliea. Hotels aaa KeUraat -rasaet i 'Mala lis, 411-ts. .
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