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Newspaper Page Text14 THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND, OREGON ' FRIDAY JANUARY 7. 1921. PENROSE'S END IS. PREDICTED BY s; his OPPONENTS and that the appointment of a receiver was wrongful. ; i dr. men to T KEEP SALEM OS ; - - i ....... i Vah!ngto!n. Jan. 7. (U. P.) Po litical enemies and critics 6f Sena tor Boies Fenroae today were busily spreading the word that Penrose's ehtunge of fj-ont on the. emergency tariff bill marked . the beginning' of the end for him as a dominant power in Pennsylvania and national poli tics. ; -;"': 1 " ': : ' A aide from! his. illness, which haa fobbed Penrone of his former stamina, hia foe declared nothing: has so con tributed to his passing as the abandon ment of his fight on the tariff embargo bill. They were led to magnify his ac-iJng. operations of the Barton brothers tkn into tnia importance oy reason 01 the emphasis! he placed on his opposi tion ftolthla measure in statements here and elsewhere ' when 1t first came up arid again when it was sent to the sen ate. . ' ' t ' Ilia Inability to "handle the situahon was - borne in on Penrose, it was de clared? by the obstinate attitude of his Republican colleagues on the committee, who are. wild to have told him plainly they would risk a division in party ranks on the' very eve of the new ad ministration iin order to get the. bill passed. 'I ' Penrose, hls friends' said today, real ized :that bis physical condition would not allow 'him to make a, fight for his position and he backed, down rather than be defeated. , I The senator's friends refused to at tach political! importance to the incident and said his! enemies were using it for propaganda purposes, both tit Pennsyl vania and n Washington. They angrily criticised such tactic and said Penrose's foes "coflld go as far as they liked" if they thought it would do them any good.' -(. s Officers Selected by Realty Board . : Without Contests 'At the annual election of officers of the Portland Realty board in the grill room of the Portland hotel at noon to day.' all officers chosen for the- coming year were elected without opposition. In each Instance the t secretary was in structed to cast a unanimous ballot. The1 new officers are: !Coe A. McKenna, -president: Frank ilcCriHis, first, vice president; A. R. patter, second vice president ; A. G. Teepo. third vice-president ; B. IePaget, treasurer ; Paul Q. Cowgill, secretary. j-.. Members .of the appraisal board are : J. Logte Richardson, Ed Daly and Her man Moehler. , j 1 F. .O. Brocknjan, i who has been secre tary of the board for a year, has been made secretary of the Interstate. Realty association succeeding Paul O. Cowgill. Kred W. German retiring president of the board, was presented with a Bet of brass, desk furniture by members. i - GORDON RETAINS Holdings Valued at $50,000; Released; Partnership Denied) Grants Pass, Or., Jan. 7.-i-Judgfl Cal kins of the circuit court handed down a decree in the case of Rowan vs. Barton et at, in which lie: finds in favor of the Bartons, and - their associates! in a controversy "that has created . much in terest in this district. j . Two years agoi a receiver was ap pointed for chrome mining properties and personal property iheld by the Bari tone,:, upon the petition of Rowan), who alleged I that a partnership existed be tween the Bartons and himself and that he was entitled !to a portion of the proceeds received from the conduct of the chrome mines; By the "order- of the court appointing a receiver. . War Sav ings l Htamps, 'bank .accounts audi other valuable holdings of the Bartons i total ing around $50,000 ; were tied up- I The decree' releases all of this- prop erty. The court holds that a partner-.' on the ground that he was disqualified ship! never existed, that Rowan has no through having been a candidate for two interest In . the proceeds from the rmn- LEGISLATIVE SEAT Salem, Jan. 7. The right of Her bert Gordon to a seat in the, forth coming legislative session as a mem ber of the Multnomah county delega tion is upheld in a decree handed down by Judge Bingham of the Marion county circuit court Thursday afternoon, sustaining Gordon's de murrer to the petition filed by Lea. lie M. Murray of Portland, contest ing -Gordon's right ; to the seat and dismissing the case. ; - Murray, who was represented In the contest by Paul Dormitzer, Portland at torney, had attacked Goraon's election At the personal solicitation of Bishop .William O. She par d arid a large number of local : Methodists, Dr. E. -Hickman reconsidered his resignation of i the presidency . of Kimball college and announced this morning that he had decided to turn down the Eastern offer and take the Salem post. Dr. Hickman will move to Salem Sat urday with, his family and assume ac tive control of the school of theology. The board of trustees of the college met Thursday in Portland and gave Dr. Hlckfnan the privilege of Withdraw ing his resignation. 1 i " Dr. Hickman said this morning he felt happy because he was going to fe maln in the" Northwest. Instead of all the supply charges in Oregon Method ism' being grouped Into a district and placed under the supervision of Dr. Hickman, -a new arrangement was an nounced. - ; i ' The new president wil have charge of the life service department of the Centenary movement throughout the Northwest, and ;will give considerable .of his time to recruiting young people for missionaries. deaeOness work, social service work, the ministry and other church work. . Dr. '.Hickman was to have left Port land next week for Qhicago to become associate counsellor "to Dr. John W, Hancher, general secretary of the board of education of ! the Methodist church. He has been released by 'ishop Shepard as associate, pastor of "Cehtenary-Wllbur Methodist church. sbut' still remains a member- of that quarterly Conference. offices at the same election. it '. is understood here that Murray, whose protests to - Governor Olcott against the issuance of an election cer tificate to Gordon were also unavailing, will now carry his fight to the legisla ture. Murray waa the thirteenth candi date in point of votes in the Multnomah county contest, with 12 representatives to elect. f Cathlamet's City Council Organizes - - ' ii ; Cathlamet. Wash., Ja-n. 7. The first regular meeting of the new, city coun cil took place Monday - night, with ap pointment of I committees 1 by Mayor Warren, who reappointed the -old staff of city officials : W, W. Head, clerk ; Robert MeMath, police judge ; Dr. Peir rot, health officer. Mrs. Lula B. Heron, newly elected treasurer, succeeds Odell Wise. The new councilmen are Emil Orth, Harry Bradley. Joseph Gerard, M. A. Eddy and Lew Fltcha. Jay Ames son was appointed marshal. He is a newcomer, employed on the Columbia River Sun. ii Fort Walla Walla; - Approved as Site : . For U. S. Hospital . Walla Walla. Wash., Jan. 7.-Follow- ing a visit by government officials con nected with the board having charge of soldier welfare work and prominent American Iegion men of Washington and-Oregon, who announce-themselves solidly behind the conversion of Fort Walla tWalla into a hospital for dis abled ex-service men. prominent citizens of this city have gone to work to hasten passage of the bill which will make this possible. , ' Warden Henry Drum has proposed nee of convict labor to make the 640- mcret fort tract produce a revenue. He suggests that the ex-service men among the prisoners bei used in laying out the landscape j details, drives, and assisting , in the w ork around the . hospital gen erally, to be paid for their work and the money! kept for them until their dis charge from the prison. Man Caught Under Pile of ; Timber on Road to Recovery George Calkins, whoj was injured Thursday afternoonrwheri a pile of tim ber fell on him at East Sixty-seventh and Halsey streets while he was tearing down a. wooden water tank, was re ported to be Tovering at the county hospital this morning. He suffered two broken ribs, a fractured collar bone, 'and several bad cuts on the scalp, t C. SchuUz; who cut his throat with a razor In the federal corridor or the county jafl Thursday, is -better this morning, according to authorities at the county hospital.: - He will probably re cover, they stated. , . Tug Sent to Assist Oil Tanker Lansing San Francisco, Jan. 7. (I. S.) A tug1 was dispatched this afternoon to as sist the Union Oil tanker Lansing, Port San Luis to Seattle, with oil, to make port for machinery repairs. Captain Plathe reported the tanker was in no danger. The call for aid came from" Off the Farallones and the, tanker is expect ed to reach port by nightfall. The crew numbers 39. ; Jolly Captain Kidd Returns From Styx For Hapless Cruise , . j -' ' Deserting their . famous old tub on the river Styx, the immortal characters of .Pluto's domain made a bold attempt to steal a little white" and green house boat, which was moored at Hardtack island until early this morning. Captain Kldd, who was probably the skipper and engineer of the enterprise, being more used to sailing vessels, was unable to direct the course of the stolen boat against tlje rapid current of the flooded Willamette. : - At' dawn this morning the houseboat was j found jammed between the shore and the steamer West Nomentum, com pletely deserted and entirely empty. In vestigation by.-- the harbor patrol re vealed that the boat had been towed 'up to a mooring near-the Portland Rowing club! last fall and left there by some un identified owner. ' - ' It was found to. be In the way, and was later removed to Hardtack island, just across the channel - f r6m Willam ette moorage. Harbormaster Speier stated ' it would be Impossible to pull the boat out with the harbor patrol launch.- because the rapid current of the river would sweep them both down as soon as they - pulled out beyond the Drotectine prow of the big steamer. No owner has been found for the boat. Ex cept for a few smashed timbers in the float, the boat seems, to be without serious damage. ' 1 j 1 ... . : Druggists Involved In Narcotic Case to Be Heard Feb. 21 Hearings of three Portland and two Astoria druggists arrested Tuesday by thei government in the narcotic cam paign were set for February 21 by United States Commissioner Fraser this morn ing. The druggists arrested are Ray mond E.. Taylor of the Portland Phar macy. Ralph A. Watson of the City Hall Pharmacy, Winfield T. -Scott, at 912 East Glisan street, T. E. Lowine of the Eagle Drug company, at Astoria, and "William E. GraAs and Arthur Dayton, Joint pro prietors of the Dayton-Grace Drug com pany, at Astoria. Each man Is at liberty under 500 bonds. They are separately charged with wilfully supplying drug addicts with narcotics. Oregon Com for Exhibit Upon request of Colonel E. Hofer of Salem, Mrs. Winnie Braden of the state exhibit department is arranging an .ex hibit! of Oregon-grown corn which will be shipped to the National Editorial as sociation convention in Florida in Feb ruary. Corn exhibits from other states will be displayed in connection with the I convention. . CONSUMERS GET CHEAPER BUTTER .-' 1 1-k- ( - - ''.. -" ...;. By Hyman H. Cohen Consumers will, be able to purchase their butler supplies down , try 55c a pound fori the best quality stock today as a result of the sharp drop in the wholesale market price. For some time past the market has been burdened with fresh butter and this has been doubly true of cold storage stock. Efforts to have the price re duced hav failed till Friday, when change in values Was announced by creameries. '.The'fe is much New Zealand stock now held in Portland and it is of good qual ity. Holders are facing unusually heavy losses, but have been unable to clean up. The price of butter today is the low est known for this period of the season for many years. The fcllo-wing pric rnlrd generally in retail shops fof good quality. " Jome Tallies are frac tionally lusher, inferior -stuff fractionally lower. Bti ,er Best" creamery.' fHc. . a -Kgi3 Fresh laid, extra, 60c per dosen if extra pallets, SKc j . Poultry Chicken, dressed. SO 55c per lb. Fish Salmon. 30c lb.; halibut, 80c per lb. Flour Best local patent, Gf 3MO per sack, 4 9 pounds. . PotatoesBnrbank. 2c. ' 1j ' Onion 2c per pound. Martin Marks Coffee Co. ., 252 THIRD STREET Make Another Cut on Their i Famous Saturday Special Coffee ' 3Dc . Lb, APPLES Ortley Cooking Apples. box...)pi.OO Fancy Spitsenbergp,' bdx $2.00 Fancy Yellow Newtowilis. box.." to S2.00 Upland Potatoes, H-k. Fancy Oregon I'ruhes, box . . ...... . J. , L , Iipound THE APPLE HOUSE 194 FIRST FORMERLY! 11S Hunters Forbidden " To Keep Waterfowl After January 10 i Possession of waterfowl lawfully taken during open season, which ended De cember. 31. will be unlawful In Kastern Oregon after January 10. according to warnings I sent out by George Tonkin, "United States game warden. Tonkin cites froni the migratory bird treaty to show that possession of waterfowl will be unlawful after that date. - Neither the state tagging system nor the state jtaw regarding the open season In Eastern Oregon will avail the hunter . anythingl in an attempt, to circumvent the1 federal law, according to Tonkin. TKee notices, are being sent : out by Tonkin 'sb hunters may dispose of birds ,- t ai. 1.. . smaKr hn Vkil1 inn in '-WniCII allJ nun TC v.vie, . storage, .j ; Charles Reames . " ' 'Has Splashing Auto Trlp to Medford -;.J - i Medford. Or.. Jan. 7. Charles Reames. who recently resigned - as - assistant "United States: attorney of Oregon to engage-in jaw practice with his-brother, A. " 11 Ileames. i Medford. and his family had a tbrilling experience during their automobile trip from Portland to Med ford with the high water between Junc- tion City and Eugene, - They . coursed through this long - stretch, with I the water up to the bed of the car. and wetting their feet, by placing a card board shield over the ra- dlator to prevent' water getting-into the carburetor, and had only a short dis tance yet to go when the water grew eo deep that only the top of the radiator rap. could be seen, and flooded the car- . buretor. They had to be towed the rest of the way to Eugene. Dohbin Again Turns Down Highway Post Soda Works Hearing Is Ended by Council The long drawn out j hearing of the American Soda Works by the city coun cil, to: determine ' whether or not that concern's ncense should be revoked for violations of the prohibitionlaw, ended at noon today and upon Mayor Baker's suggestion the council voted to defer final action until that body had viewed the company's plant, Commissioner Ear bur registering a negative vote. Negro Slain by Posse Albuquerque, N. M., Jan. 7. (I. jf. S.) James Williams, negro,, wanted for shooting two white men, was killed by a posse of Indians and officers at Isleta" this afternoon, after battling the posse until his ammunition was exhausted. RATHBUN !& ROSE-. . SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY l ! MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO EXTRA SPECIAL FRISCO 3 lbs. 64 6 lbs 1.24 9 lbs. $1.86 ! SSOWDEIFT 2 lb$. .:...J 44 4 lbs. .... 7 8 lbs. $1.59 PROCTOR GAMBLE WHITE LAUXDARY SOAP 20 bars.$1..00 G. P. 3JAPTHA 4 bars ; 28 CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP 10 bars 60 WHITE WOSDKR 10 bars ,.j ...59 i FLOUR Kerr's Brat Patented 49-lb. sack $2.53 Crown or White Moan tain 4-lb Sk...S2.60 COFFEE Royal Club 1 lb. 41 3 lbs. J..JR1.22 5 lbs. 1. $2.00 Rose Special 3 lbs .. .$1.00 Camp Special 4 lbs. ..$1.00 BE LIGHT MATCHES 4 packages 25 BOYAL CLUB PISE APPLE 2-lb. cans, 3 for". .25 2 Glasses Jelly for 25 POTATOES 100 lbs. --..$1.23 CAS VEGETABLES 3 Cans Standard Corn 45H 3 Cans Standard Peas . .45 2 cans Standard Tomatoes 25 t Cans Royal Club Corn i 45 2 Cans Royal Club Peas 45 3 Cans Royal Club Tomatoes 50 CALUMET BAKIXG POWDER 1 lb. ...29 OKAXGES 126 size ...........49 216 size .....SOe GROCERIES Special Saturday and Monday Corn Meal. Yellow, 9-lb. sack. . .40 Corn Meal, White. 9-lb. sack...40 Graham Flour, No. 10 ...60 Whole Wheat Flour, No. 10..... 60 Pure Buckwheat Flour, 9-lb. sk, 85 Rye Flour, 9-lt5. sack .' TO Rye Meal. 9-lb. sack .70 Pastry Flour, No. 10 55 Ground Chocolate, 9-lb. sack.... 65 Best Rolled Oats, 9-lb. sack... .65 Best Rolled Oats. bulk. 4 lbs 25 Rice, -Japan style, 3 lbs 25 Rice, best Head. 3 lbs 50 Split Peas, per pound IOC Pearl Barley, per pound. ...... .10 Sago, 3 pounds 25 Tapioca, 3 pounds... .....25 Sugar, 11 pounds .,.$JL.OO Coffee, regular 35c. 4 lbs $1.00 Try a pound of. our 45c Coffee. We can find nonebetter. 2 lbs 85 Syrup Golden Marshmallow, ro lb. pail .4... $1.25 Syrup Golden Amber, 10-lb. pail ..$1.00 Syrup Tea Garden, gal 85 Svrup Cane and Maple, C. R., 10 lbs $2.00 Syrupy-Breakfast Bell, 10-lb. pail $2.00 Soda Crackers, bulk. 2 pounds.. 35 Ginger Snaps, per pound. ..... .25 Black or White Figs, 2 pounds.. 25 Good Italian Prunes, 2 pounds.. 25 One Carry-All Bag Free With a IS Purchase Carried Away, Except Sugar THE STORE THAT MAKES YOUR $ HAVE MORE CENTS We Heliver Qaantlty Orders East Side: . Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays; West Side: Erery Say; Llnnton, St. Johns and Kenton: Thursdays 0:AM'n.M CMU.AnU.M 193-196 Second Streety Corner Taylor rien Van ocnoonnoven Botn Phones Main ass. Ant. sia-ss rf , i , I TEe lloFse m ' Salem. Or., from Jay H, Jan. 7. Positive word Dobbin of Joseph, declin ing the nost of state highway commis sioner to succeed the late Ed K. Kid aie f island City, was received Fri day ' morning- by Governor Olcott. ' The governor had sent a night letter to Dobbin, . urging " him 4o reconsider his refusal. Governor Olcott said he would take, his "time in naming a new mem ber of the commfssiori, as road affairs cf the state do not demand haste. 163 SECOND Slio e Gfo eery STREET STALL NO. 3 Yamhill Public Market Look for Our Number I The Neatest and Cleanest Grocery Store on the Market Sugar : ' 1 ' 5 lbs. 44c to lbs. 87c Sack - .$8.60 Crisco i ib. . . . . : . i Vz lbs. : , 21c 31c Royal Baking Pwdr. 12 oz. .......34c ' Calumet Baking Powder t 1b. ...i."..-. j-....28c Snowdrift -2 'lbs.-.', 4 lbsr . 45c .1. - 84c Cottolene 4 lbs. 8 lbs. ........ 86c . . . . . .$1.67 Canned Corn 8 cans, No. 2 size ' . i ..$1.00 ; Canned Peas 8 cans. No. - 2 j size 98c 1 Canned Tomatoes 8 cans, No. 2-W 51.O0 size Canned Pumpkin 8 cans, no. 2i f : sue ..r.. j.., .$1.00 Pineapple Solar Brand 3 cans, NoJ 2J4 size . . . L . . . . 97c Golden j ! Marshmallow Syrup 5 lbs. ..i.....U.60c to lbs. V. ..... .$1. IS Log Cabin Syrup Large size . $1.14 Campbell's - Vegetable Soup 2 cans ......... n .25c 6 cans ......... . .73c Doz. $1.35 - Del Monte, Pineapple No 2 Sliced, 3 cans $1.00 Libby's Pork and Beans 2 cans . L . . . . J. . - .25c Doz. ... j .... .j. .. $1.35 Soft Shell Walnuts 3 lbs. rk...;L....74c Security Sardines Mustard and Oil i 2 cans .......... .25c 6 cans ......... . . 73c Doz. - $X Alaska Salmon ; . No. ' 1 Tall, very special, 8 cans . .. ..... -98c ; Figs 5 package for . . . . 25c Folger's G.G. Coffee t ib.: 43c 2J lbs. ........$1.05 5 lbs. $2.07 Lemons Large size, doz. . . . 15c 2 doz. Oranges Fancy Navels 45c Ghir. Eagle Sweet Chocolate IK 39c .Brooms 58c 78c 88c . 98c Quaker Pancake Flour 2 pkgs. ...........25c Rolled Oats 9 lb; sack for 56c Canned Peaches S cans, No. 2JA size ...;".i..'...9gc Small White Beans 4 lbs. 25c 10 lbs. ....... V...6O0 Fresh Creamery Butter 1 Ib. .......... . .44c Roll .............88c Bulk Coffee. Fresh Roasted Blend A i.43-,. Blend B .38 Blend C ...... 33X Blend D .28c Bear Flour 49s $2.53 Bbt - - $9.60 Mazola.Oil Qt 47c 54 gal 97c Gal. $1.88 ! Note the Ne. 249 Yamhill Bet. 2nd and 3rd RASH & RASH No. ' Note th 183 Third In Cascade Market QUALITY MERCHANDISE i AT CUT PRICES Another big silsh in High Grade Merchandise for Saturday and Monday iOTE THESE PRICES MAKE COMPARISONS Criico, 3 lbs. 68c, Q lbs. $1.31, 9 lbs., ... . . j. . : . ... ...... . . : . $1.98 Coffee Dependable, Royal Club, Golden West 1 lb. 43c,-3 lbs. $1.25, 5 lbs. $2.10 Wesson Oil, qts. 49c, y2 gals. 97c, gals. . . . . i J . . . J .... . . . .$1.94 D. M. Pineapple, No. zy2 cans', 3 for $1.1 Hon; Lady Pineap.,.No. 1 cans, 4 for 98c D. M. Pineapple, No. 2 cans, .3 for 87c Yellow or White Corn Meal, 9 lb. sk. 35c 3 lbs. Soft Shell Walnuts... .v.' !...'...... 65c CANNED GOODS While They Last 8 cans Corn ........ $1.00 9 cans Tomatoes . . -. .$1.00 3 cans Sun Kist Peas. . 5iC 3 cans Minnehaha Peas 48 3 cans Del Monte Pfd. Stock or Rl. Cl'b Tomatoes 50J 18 bars for . 38 bars 18 bars 18 bars 18 bars 15 jbars 3 bars '3 .bars SOAPS No Rubb V. Wonder Royal White Van Hoeter. Kasy Day . . , Crys. White Creme Oil. . Cream Oil . Naptha $1.00 $1.0O 1.00 S1.00 $1.00 $1.00 ...23 ...23 CEREALS Golden Albers' Ouaker or Rod Oats, large pkg. 2S , Small pkg., 2 for.:. . .25 Wheal Hearts, pkg. f. .25 Oly. Pancake Fir., pig. 28? Golden Rod or Raval'a Oats,; Ds, sack .J.l.49? Pastry Flour, lO.s, sack 55? Buckwheat, 9s, sack. 1 .80i' Alber Pancake Fir., sk. 75? ITALIAN PRUNES 12 lbs. $1; 50 lbsj $300 100 lbs .......$5.75 RICE Best Head. lb. ; 15? Good Head, 3 lbs 25tf Jap Style, 3 lbs. .....I25p Good Unpolished, 5 ibsJ35c SMALL WHITE BEANS 4 lbs. 25 ; 10 lbs: . . T.60c SPECKLED BEANS 10 ibs. .......... : ...70 PINK BEANS . 11 lbs. ... .........1.00 LIMA BEANS Saturday Only , 10 lbs. ........... :..$1.0O 8TKKF.T " I SK.COND . Out of town mail orders will be filled at these prices if received by Wednesday follow- ing our ad. City delivery on ortlers of $20.00. No C. O. D.s. This Boy Klu itaindi for.th purrl, tantUat health bread made - - I- i j . ENRIGHT'S 'ALL 0 THE BREAD piX t Inns Ideal for Weak , AT VOI R on LOG CABIN BAKING CO. PORTLAND, iYHEAT" OjHEGQy 1 AtB!JRNS, SATURDAY AND MONDAY FAMILY FLOUR 49 LU Bags, each. J 81.08 A-l POTATOES ' (We fecommwid these potatoes) Per 100 L,b. ! Hag Onions, Per Hag. . SCRATCH FEED , Per 100 X.l.i Bag WHITE CARNATION SHORTENING ..1,75 i 3.55 No. 3 Tins, each;.. ..3f) No. 5 Tin, echL tJ)C NO. 10 Tins, jjeach 81.18 4 PURE L ARE No. 3 Tins, (fecll!. No. 5 Tin, o.ohJ . . . ., ,l.'Zti No. 10 Tins, each CRISCO J ' 3 Lh. Tin, each QOr 6 I.b. Tina, each J81..'l7 9 Lb. Tina, each SSl.OO LIBBY MILK Iargre Size, per dase. . .85.8 1'er Dozen .....1.4K CHEAP LIMA BEANS ljb. for .ih -ijs Pearl White Koaifr, t roru.-.. .! ..4 Orange. Liirgej Cream cheese, Hutter, I.b. ),. . Kegs, dozen, .. for iser, I- Dozen. 1 at 25f HERSHE Y j COCOA f v Kxtra Special pW lb. . . . .20 4 Lbs. 8 l.OO JUNO COFFEE I TOSTAOKs, PKKf AID ' I 3 Pounds ......81.1)3 Rose of Ceylpn TEA POSTAGE PA1M3 lbs. 81.13 D. C.BunSCO. SOS-SIO Tllllfi'l) HTRKKT (Write for MoatiIr lrire l.lt 1 4 Stores PE0P LES 4 S 1 sk. Fancy Potatoes, 100 lbs. $1.50 Sugar-5 lbs., i 44c 10 lbs.. 85c 1 sk. Scratch Food, 100 his. Rolled Oats. 50c 9 ibs. Farina 75c 9 lbs. Yellow C. Meal. .40c 9 bs. Graham J . .50c 9 lbs. VV. W. Flour 50c 1 pkg. Joy q' j Wheat. . -10c 1 pkg. Germea i. . . . . . .25c lpkg. Cream of Wheat.30c 9 lbs. Buckwheat .... .85c gal. G. M. M. Syrup.$1.15 -lbs. Honey ...$1.25 6 lbs. Honey . .... .S2.25 gal. Light Karo . . . .(. .85c gal. Dark Karo. 75c lge. Log Cabin. . . .$1.05 Med. Log Cabin. . . . .55c lbs. Fancy Cheese. . .65c lb. Bulk Cocoa. . ... .20c lb. Bulk Chocolate. . .25c WESSON OIL 1 QUART. ... . . ONE HALF GALLON .... . . . . . ONE GALLON , t . . .1. , . . . . . . . . . 50c . . . . S8C . . . . .$1.89 1 lb. Ghirardelli Chocolate 30c -3 lbs . ... . .88c Ginger Snaps, 1 pound 20c -2 pounds .... 35c 1 lb. Natural Brown Rice. . ..... ... ...... 10c 3 lb. Can Peanut Butter, net. . . . .... .40c 5 lb. Can Peanut Butter; net . 65c 4 lbs. Fancy Jap Rice i 25c 1 pkg. Jello.. 10c 4 lbs. Sago . .: i ............... . . . .25c 4 lbs. Tapioca .25c 5 bars Fels Naptha Soap .35c 2 cans Corn, Fc 1 can Tomatoes j canCir. Pineal 2 cans Peas .1 qt. Mammoth 2 pkgs. Chinese Noodles 25c 1 bottle Bluing i bottle Amnion 1 doz. Fane vli Le 4 pkgs. Rinso '2 cans Lye . 2 cans Skat ores lbs., $3.50 Minn. 25c . . . : 10c Die... .15c 4 25c CJ)lives..70c .....5c . ..10c tons. ..25c .... .25c .....25c ... . . .25c l lb. Split Peas. . . . . . .10c pkgs. Post Toasties. .25c pkgs. Grape Nuts. . . .50c pkgs. Shred'ed Wheat 40c bots. Cucumber Relish 25c :ancy Sugar Cured Bacon, per lb. ..30c 'icnic Shoulders. .... .21c FLETCHER'S BEST FLOUR, sack. .... .$2.40 CROWN, OLYMPIC OR VIM, sack. . . . .$2.60 4 lbs. S. W. Beans. . . t.25c 1 lb. Lima Bean. . . . . . 10c 1 lb. Black Peprer. . . . 25c 1 LB. SALTED PEANUTS 20c, 2 LBS... . . ... 35c NO. 3 SNOWCAP SHORTENING 50c FANCY NAVEL ORANGES, SPECIAL, DOZ. . . 25c 1 can Black Pen 3 bottles Vanilla 3 bottles Lemon 1 box Ec. Crax 15 lbs. Fancy P 3 lbs. Fey. Sweo 1 lbs. Onions 1 can D. M. rer. 5c 25c 25c u .80c )tatoes..25c P'toes 25c , . ... 25c CRISCO 3 lbs. 70c 6 lbs. ....... ......$1.35 9 lbs. ....... ......$2.00 MAIN STORE SATURDAY ONLY 1 Roll Gold Crest Butter. ... . $1.15 Hoi Sauce. .5c Tablets 35c j COTTOLENE 2 lbs. .... i 45c 4 lbs 85c 8 lbs... $1.68 SNOWDRIFT 2 Has. ......... ..45c 4 lbs. .............. .88c 8 lbs. $1.70 JEWEL Medium Large .. . . 75c $1.50 The Largest of Our ' Four Big Markets 9 First and Taylor Streets No. 2 CENTRAL MARKET -S. E. Corner Fourth and Yamhill No. 3 VISTA HOUSE N. E. Corner Fourth and Yamhill No. 4 PALACE MARKET N. W. Corner Second and Yamhill 2 nkirs. N. R. Gil - 1 qt. jar Mustard . .... 25c 3 pkgs. Mrs. Schiel's Maca roni. Spaehbtti. Vermi celli or Noodles. ... .25c 6 rolls Wax: Paper. . . . .25c 20 bars P & G W. Soan $1 1 lb. Peoples Special Blend Coffee .. . . Ii . . . . . .20c ,1 lb. Golderl West Cof..40c 1 lb. M. J. B. (toffee. . .45c 1 lb. Hills' Coffee . .. . .45c 1 lb. Royal Qib! Coffee 40c 4 lbs. H. S. Ccjffee. . .$1.00 :M- - : MILK - : . 3 cans Holly Rj'ice & M'k 25c 5 cans Bordens or Cam. 60c 4 small Milk J . ; . . . . . .25c n r L