The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, August 13, 1920, Image 12

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Newspaper Page Text.t ;V - . ' f THE OREGON DAILY ; JOU KNAL, ". PORTJLAN D, OREGON FRIDAY. AUGUST- 13, 1920. L BUY APPLES BY -.'".-: F x or: saving Br Ermaa H. ''Arm! are now arriving- wKh rither . w,.m, nuaiitv for arlv stock. . Th ' fruit Is retting sweeter and for that reason M not need so much sugar for " cookin. Prices are very moderate and 4 vnuM lu, advisable to secure a box . because that is the -way they can be pur hasei at the lowest price., i , . Apricots from the Wenatchee section - era arriving. This stock, while of small slse. is lof rood quality. The fruit Is packed in 15 pound boxes and sells in The retail shops around iz.&oo3JS per oox. A few small lots of Southern Oregon peaches are arriving, but total supplies are liml ted and this is keeping prices about as high as during the last week. - Fresh (prunes are reaching the market In fair Supply and hey are very sweet and : of aood size. I .: - Time lor putting up crab apples has : arrived. Consumers should get busy be - cause quiality is now, good and prices are - . about, as low as they usually go. ' Cantaloupes are selling very low down to 6c each for good stock. - They're sweet, 100. ' Watermelons are cheaper and are now within tie purse of most people. 4 - Consumers have been paying higher 'prices few tomatoes and other vegetables on' the public market than in many of the retail shops which pay rent. This has not jemly applied to tomatoes, where i profits Of fully 100 per cent are shown, " . but In other lines of . vegetables prices ..have been held extremely high. : -, v It has been- noted that since the matl " mum prices were discontinued on the ' ." ; public, market, sellers there are taking advantage of the situation. An effort Is being! made to reestablish maximum prices. I " i ; , Th foWortrlna prices ara aT.rae. ones eon- .amen snt expected to pay wtail (tore. Qoal- : m&y-i F Milk For Infants HeCeokiaf A Nutritious Diet for All Ages Quick Lunch at Home or Office Arotdl Imitations and Sobttitntes It? piloted b a.rratt, faraey rtuff beinc aUsbtl? higher and inferior mtutt fractionally lowers . Batter Rett creamery. 64 &66c. ! . Ea Kreh laid, - 0e doseo; Uncr (psh, 55c per dacen. ' - - K-ffe-" - ( Poultry Cbickem. drewed. SO 4c Pr lb. tU Salmon, 25c per lb.: halibut. SOe lb. llwt Bat local patent., t3.204.0 per tack. 49 lb. , ,i ; .' ' Potatoea Burbank. 4 H 5a. v Onion Iried. 9 0 4c. ' Btrawberriea Oresoo. ;20e par box. Raspberrtea loeaJ, 20c per box. Xocanbcrriea Fancy. 15c. Blackberries 1 So per: box. ' Plumb Will Succeed . Norman J. .Jacobson ' In Deschutes Forest H.j L. ; Plumb, -fori several -years con nected with the Portland office of the forest, service as forest assistant, who a few months ago was promoted to dep uty supervisor of the Siskiyou national forest, has been announced as the sue cesser of Norman 1. Jacobson, super visor: of the Deschutes ! national forest, with headquarters at Bend. ! Plumb is a graduate of the school of forestry of the University of Michigan, i Jacobson resigned ; because of the re Ausal of the forest service to allow him to be "absent from his office during fire season td accompany Irvln S. Cobb on his hunting trip. v : 0 ; . ' PURE CANE s WGAR ; 3 . Pounds . . . . 64c 5 Pounds . .$1.05 10 Pounds'. .$2.10 OLD DUTCH CLEANSER 2 Cans 15c ' Saturday Only. ' ac coink y Father Sees ! Child ; Hurled to Street; Injuries Said ;Few In full view of his father, who sat la an automobile parked double on Yam hill street between FJftr 'and Sixth streets. 6-year-old Andrew C. Baker' of Oregon City was - knocked down by . a machine driven by J. A. Barbour of Oar den Home, Or at 2 p. nu. Thursday. The boy had alighted from his father's, ma chine and started across the street, when his mother, standing on the. sidewalk near the family car, .called; to him He turned back directly In front of the car driven by- Barbour, who told-the police he could not turn to one, side because of the parked automobiles.' f. i i t ; 1 4 When the boy was struck, his father and pedestrians who saw It believed; the boy bad been killed. However, he helped himself up and -ran over to bis father's machine. He was taken to Dr. O. W. Spencer, in the Selling building, where his injuries were : treated. -; The boy's father, reported to the police that he was suffering with a bruised side which might' cause some later developments. The driver' was exonerated following a report by Investigator Freiburg of the police traffic bureau. t r. , . - Standif ef Shipyard ; Accepts v; Contracts For 2 More Takers . Thursday night R. V Jones,, vice pres ident of the Standi fer Construction cor poration, announced the acceptance of contracts to bul'.d Wo' 11,000-toi. tinkers for the Imperial Oil1 company," Lid., of Toronto. which Is subsidiary to the Standard Oil company of New Jersey. Y Construction -will start as soon as ma terials can be procured and deliveries arc promised 1 late next: spring. The three Standard Oil tankers new, under construction ' at aVncouver will be com pleted by . the end of this year. "Work will start on the new orders before the finishing touches are made on the pres ent order. Consul Fishes oh Rogne " V Grants t Pass, Aug. 11 D. U.; Colfle- McNeill, British consul at Colima. Mexico, arriyed this morning from an Francisco and will make his usual summer and fall campaign against the fighting Rogue river Steelheads. McNeill baa spent his annual outings .here for quite a .number of ! years as he claims the' Bogue river ta the greatest stream fori sport flehtng on the continent. MpXeill is accompanied by Mrs. McNeill and daughter, Mis' Dor othy McNeill. Tests have shown that Bupar beets canJ be grown successfully in New Zealand- iA-xi& n-vm 1 2 Big Special on Tomatoes -80c Per Crate , Buy from us to save money.- We sell our - foods-tt - wholesale prices to the consumer. - Direct from grower to you. ; " r j ; THE DALLES FRUIT CO. MAUN 8022 191 W THIRD ST. il it Saturday Specials Tender Pot Roast a; 6 wvs. Young Mutton Chops 0 Our Famous f Wild Rose Butter Market 3d and Yamhill Economy Market 4th and Yamhill ; -iT IHrVrH UMAX Gut Rate . Groceries WenxB Oil Pta. 35c ts. 65c H gal. 1.5, gal....2.40 Pare j.ani In palln So. S 65 So. i S1.20. K. 1 92.25 Very Best BbortealBg, lb 25tt Creametites and Ms-caroni ' 3 Pkgs. i......... 25 Olympici Pancake Flour ' ' 2 large rkjrs. ........... .....,65d Tea Garden Syrup, Qts. 60 GaL Si. lO. Gala. 81.95 Crlmsom Rambler Syrup, S Ibs 75. ; lU'lOM. ......Sl.-ftO tloyal Club Coffee. 1 Lb. B2t. -, 3 Lbs.fsi.50. 5 Lb8.......2.50 Great American Coffee, lLb. 45. 43 Lb. Can S1.25 Schilling's Best Baking Powder i !l Lb. 45r 2tt Lbs- 81,10 Bardinesi, large o van Cans, 3 -for &f YetloW (porn Meal, in bulk, per Lb. J Kconorny Jar Caps, big Special, per Icn. ...... ................25d Fruit Jar Rubbers, good grade, 3 Doz. .foe Fairy Soap, 3 for 25cl Hinso, 3 Pkgs. .................... . . .15 Toilet Paper, 2 large Rolls for.'.15 Rolled Oats, 3 Lbs. 251 fancy Jap Rice, 3 Lbs. ...35t National i vi-ISs. i'".- mm They'll Want of course i Fluffy, crispy-brown FISHER'S t PANCAKES, frying-pan size, will certainly appeal to the. inner fiskerman. " ji , ... ' . . - - - ----- - -; - "r j . , . v v;; EVERYBODY. HAS-A? CAMP APPETITE. They all vote for . PANCAKES, f Nobody wants to wait for; supper, i Theyi won't have to wait when there's FISHER'S PANCAKE - FLOUR in camp, FISHER'S PANCAKE FLOUR Is a scientific combination of buck- wheat, -wheat, corn and riee, with the exact amount of rising " . needed to make perfect PANCAKES and even, a bit of com sugar- to make a crisp, brown crutt. ; I , ' I.-, . . The sweet powdered , milk Is mixed right tin to save you adding fresh milk. You Just add water, from the nearest spring and the batter's ready for the frying .pan. . , ( L Manufactured In "America's Finest Flourlnfl" Mills" by Fisher Flouring Hills Company W'T i ! I i - ' - ! ISuool v Go h ' 172 fifth Corner Yamhill : V ! v f-- ! 7 e' f 1f" AW JO am a ,P r I - ; ' fl fl a a Use Crimson Rambler MEL OMAR T i HAT'S the modern way of keeping the fruits of summer delicious for a later season., ' ; . That's the safe wayMELOMAR is insurance against the wasteful process of "candying.", That's the economical way there's no shortage of MELOMAR; That's the charming way the flavor is vastly more appealing. By I all means preserve with' -melomar: ; ! Imprfcve baking and making of dainty desserts with MELOMAR-- F J you'll be surprised For Preserving: . . i Use' the same proportions of MELOMAR ; 1 SYRUP to fruit - as you would sugar. ' , :. !- ' "- - , 1 I Can Maple ' TP ''i,.' r 1 Silver Bubble I 2Zu )' ; i . COWffiR' & CO.- ' O V Portland.. Or.i f, Get your Crimson Rambler Recipe Cabinet by sending; us one , Crimson Rambler label and 10c. f . Libby's Milk No. 1 tali cans . 2 for 25c . " : ' S5.95 the case . First. Second and Alder Streets Good Groceries in Abundance at Prices That Save You $$$ Cash-and-Carry :. " : Dollar Specials ! , for Saturday! 3 cans Del Monte Peaches, No. 2 cans. . .$l 7 cans U-Tah-Na Peas ..... . . ........ $1 6 cans Sweet , Corn 8 cans Standard Tomatoes i ............ $1 14 bars Crystal White Soap ....... . . .$1 15 bars White Wonder Soap .$1 7 packages Quaker-Puffed Rice. ...... .$1 9- cans. Tuna Fish . . - ........ M . i . i . .$1 8 cans Alaska Salmon .......... ... . . .$1 13 cans American Sardines .......... $1 8 cans Van Camp's Pork, and Beans, No. 't cans ...................... .$1 1 1 ' lbs. Yellow Split Peas ........... .$1 8 lbs. California Lima Beans SI 15 lbs. Colored Beans. ............. ..$1 KARO SYRUP! Fruit Jart Special V .Prices Mason Self-Sealing and Economy Jars Pints, dozen . f ....... .S1.20 .Quarts, dozen . . . . . . . 1S1.30 My WifeV Syrup-Maple .Flavor Two large 16-oz. bottles . QK ;for . w....... .......... OtlC The dozen, bottles Mazola Oil Special Yt -gal. can . . . . 'j Gallon .can. ........... SI $2.00 15 $2.20 Cmco! Crisco! No. 10 light - No. 10 dark vsi.is ...$1.00 3-lb.. can only . . 6-lb. can only . 9-lb.; can only ...... $1.70 . . . $20 OUR SPECIAL BLEND . COFFEE, 4 Lbs. $1 Alaska Herring Twq large cans ....... Fine for picnics California Small White Beans, 21 lbs. for . . . . . 25c SI .ft Olympic Flour f 49-lb. sack : ; : $335. Buy now'while you' cari ' zt - the flour ' made from .old wheatl s i ; Rice! Rice! Slightly broken 9 ; lbs. ..' u for ......... .......V;.. $1.00 1 Cat's-Eye Matches - One dozen boxes j Three dozen boxes , ..35c. $1.00 CAMEL, LUCKY STRIKE. CHESTERFIELD. Carton of 200 Only $1.69 r " f -: f , ' ' ! RELU OR NEBO Carton of . 200 Only $1.59 Smoking Tobacco Dixie Qusen in 14-OZ. I! QKn lunch box ........ ..... . . OJt U. S, Marines in 1 4-oz. j . . ... r7Q . lunch box . . ........... I v Gold Shore" in lunch box S1.09 City Club in iUz. tins, 25C Chewing Tobacco 90c Star. Horse Shoe or Climax, the pluc i, . 1 '. Piper Hcidaieck, v 3 plues . . . . . . S1.00 CIGARS LaRo.a, box of 50 ... S4.00 ...81.20 El Verona, box for ....... Highbinders Stfie, tin" of -SO forj . ol SO Candy" Specials Scratched Chocolates, lb. Jelly Beans; V lb. for . Molasses Chews, Creani Mixed. Vt 45c .........15c A lb. for... lb. for. . ..V, 15c . -20c Hoefler's Individual Chocolates, d for 25c Toilet Paper, OCT 5 large rolls . . . ; . LUfJX jr. r il iiiiiniil r V.. .111,11, ii i v I.