OREGON
FRIDAY, JANUARY 28, 182E
10
THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND,
FRESH FISH NOW
' SCARCE! TRADE
: Unexpected decrease in offerings of
Columbia river smelt la shown at hlm
time. Fishermen have lost track of the
school and for that reason there wm a
famine of offerings during the day. The
limited stocks were selling at 10 cents
a pound.
Oood quality frenh salmon Is very
scarce and there is only a small supply
of "fresh halibut available. The latter
is unusually high priced -at 35 cents a
pound In the retail shops.
Retailers have plenty of fresh crabs
which are selling at former prices. There
are few razor' clams offering. Most of
these are in down town markets and
are selling at 35c a dozen for the small
size and 50c for the larger clams.
Fair, Increase in home grown spinach
stocks' is shown on the public market
with sales at 10c a pound.
Home grown cauliflower is selling in
a limited way at 20c a bead for small
sizes, but the California stock of- larger
size is higher. . :
Consumers in buying canned salmon
should look carefully at the label. The
Variety of the fish should be shown if
it is to be considered first class stock-
Th following price rnled renerally in retail
hop. for gaod iualit. Rome .aluea are trac
S,oVll, hiher. iM-rinr .tuff fjartipnaUT lower:
putter Frrih rreaMery. 47 50c.
, Freata Uid. eatra. 800c per doien;
lt jlleU.
Poultry Chicken. drrw-A. 45c Jb.
rh Salmon. 050c lb.: halibut, 35c lb.;
Columbia rirer wnelt. 1 0c P0"""-. Aft
nour Bt local patent. $2.753.0O per
ark. 49 lba. , .
rotte Burba nk, .2c pound.
Onion l!c pound.
L C. 0. Grants Right
To Operate United
Railway Properties
Washington. Jan. 28. (WASHINGTON
BUREAU OP THE JOURNAL) The
interstate - commerce commission has
granted the Portland. Astoria tc Pacific
lull road company the right to acquire
and operate the United Railway company
line in Multnomah county.
The applicant company provides, for
common carrier operation at a rental of
355,000 per year, the United Railways
company to provide maintenance and
pay taxes. Steam is to be substituted
for electric operation.
Granting of the application is based
. upon recommendation by the public! serv
ice commission of Oregon, Commissioners
Meyer, Daniels. Eastman and Potter,
approved It, saying:
Capitalization of the applicant is
$2,500,000, of which , approximately
$1,000,000 has been expended in construc
tion of applicants line up to July 31.
J920. Kuch capital' stock is owned by
the Oregon American Lumber company
and. by D. C. Eccles and his associates
of Oregon , and Utah. It is not shown
that applicant has any resources other
than paid up capital. The record is
practically barren with respect to the
probable volume of traffic which will be
handled by applicant over its own line
and the line in question and as to prob
able revenues from such traffic. How-
ever, we are advised by the public ser
vice commission of Oregon that the in
terests which control the applicant will
market approximately 2,750,000 feet of
lumber over the line in question and the
state commission believes applicant's op
erations will be financially successful."
SnelTs Forestry
Program Indorsed
By Phil W. Ayers
Washington, Jan. 28. (U. P.) A
"dance of death" for which the public
"pays the fiddler" is rapidly denuding
American forests, Phil W. Ayers of the
Society for Protection of New Hamp
shire Forests told the house agricultural
committee Thursday.
E. T, Allen of Portland, Or., speaking
for the National Lumber Manufacturers'
association. Indorsed the Snell bill, which
outlines a forestry program ' which' In
cludes spending $1,000,000 annually in
cooperation with state in fire preven
tion, and $10,000,000 annually for forest
lands. .:..- .-. .;
Court to Decide on j. t
Administrative Code
Spokane. Wash., Jan. 28. Labor of
Washington will "start the machinery"
to have Governor Hart's administration
code taken to the supreme court and
declared unconstitutional as boob as it
is passed by, the state senate, accord
ing to William - J.- Coates. labor leader
of this city. Little opportunity will be
afforded women workers of the state
to secure a fair minimum wage scale
under , the code. Coates said.
DELICIOUS, YELLOW NEWTOWN
AND SPITZENBERG APPLES
Cooking Apples, box.
....91.25
xtrm Kaaer Unlaad Potatoes.
sack .. ...91.35
THE APPLE HOUSE
1M FIRST STREET
tap
f - - -
16 Ji'J
Safe
Milk
For Infants
&hrads
NO COOKING
The Food-Drink" for All Ages.
'Ouick Lunch at Horne, Office and
Fountains. Ask for rJORLICK'S.
By Avoid ' Imitations and Substitutes
PRESERVES
Pure Fruit and Sugar
Dickinson 9-oz. preserves. .29c
3 for . . ........ v. . . .85c
Del Monte Fig Preserves in 15-oz.
glass 39c; 3 for.. ....$1.15
Del Monte Apricot and Pineapple
Preserves, 15-oz. glass... 39c
- 3 for ...I....:..... $1.15
Sweetheart Blackberry Preserves,
pint jars 35c; 3 for. . .$1.00
Red Label Loganberry Preserves,
15-oz. glass 39c; 3 for $1.15
Del Monte Blackberry Preserves,
15-oz. glass 39c; 3 for $1.15
Del Monte Strawberry Preserves,
15-oz. glass 49c; 3 for $1.45
Monopole Strawberry Preserves,
10-oz. glass 32c; 3 for. .95c
Monopole Raspberry Preserves,
10-oz. glass 32c; 3 for.. 95c
Sterling's Strawberry Preserves,
13-oz. glass 35c; 3 for $1.00
Lippincott's ; Cloverdale Straw
. berry Preserves, 16-oz. glass
39c; 3 for.; . $1.15
Comes III '
- Lay hold of immediate
opportunities; anchor to
something solid.
20th Century Stores
are solid; you can get the
things you like, and you
can depend on it that the
price is right.
We are declaring a sale
Saturday, Monday j and
Tuesday on Jams, Jellies,
Preserves and Honey that
beats all prices on the Pa
cific coast.
All Goods 1920 Pack and
of the Highest Class
JAMS
Palace Car 8-oz. glass. .... .15c
3 for . J ............ . .42c
Bishop's Strawberry, 14-oz. glass
39c; 3 for .....$1.15
I. X. L. Tasmanian Jams, Black
Currant, Apricot or Blackberry,
i34-oz. tins 33c; 3 for 95c
JELLIES
Sunkist O r a n g e Jelly, 9J-4-OZ.
32c; 3 for 95c
Sunkist Orange Marmalade, 4-oz.
15c; 3 for .42c
T. Garden assorted Jellies, 8-oz.
glass 25c; 3 for . ... . . .70c
Sterling Jellies, 7-oz. . . . .'15c
3 for 42c
Dickinson's 6-oz. Jelly 20c
3 for 55c
Ferguson's 16-oz. Marmalade 35c
3 for ....... ....$1.00
Del Monte Picnic Marmalade 22c
3 for -65c
HONEY Fine light honey, full
pint Mason jars. ...... -39c
Made in Oregon Goods
Keep Our Own Men and Women Working
Made in Oregon; Golden
jWest or Edwards' De
pendable Black Pepper, 2
oz. cans .. . ..
Made in Oregon ; Royal
White or White Wonder
Soaps, 5 bars, 2o; 10
bars, 49; 100... $4.65
Made in Oregon ; Pew Drop
Washing Powder, large
- pkg. ............... 25
Made in Oregon; Jewel
Shortening, 2 lbs., 38;
4 lbs., 75.; 8 lbs, .$1.45
Made An Oregon; Rolled
Oats, lbs. 25
Made in Oregon ; Libbys
Apple Butter or Libbv's
Pear Butter, 1-lb. tin 18
Other Specials
Tall cans Minced Clams,
Royal Chef brand, 15 ;
dozen $1,70
Tall cans Medium Red Alas
ka Salmon Don't confuse
this with Pink Salmon
2 cans 25
Bulk Cocoa, quality extra
good, lb ..15
Lily of the Valley, fancy
Maine Corn, can. . . .20
Ivory Soap, 2 bars, 15;
' 4 bars .. 29
20th Centaury! Stores
There really is no more economical place to buy than at a 20th Century Grocery
and they are conveniently located at
168 Fifth, between Yamhill and Morriaon.
164-166 Second, between Yamhill and Morriaon. ......
First and Alder Streets, in the Alder Market.
731 H Washington, near s 23d.
675 Williams are., corner. Fargo
169 Third, between Yamhill and Morrison
Stall 4 in the Yamhill Sanitary Market
410 Montgomery, between 10th and 11th
1675 East 13th, corner Umatilla, Sellwood
.1047 Williams are., corner Williams and Alberta
The Horse Sh6eGirdcery
168 Second St., Yamhill Public Market
STALL No. 3
SATURDAY AND MONDAY ! SPECIALS
SATURDAY ONLY 1
MILK Carnation and Libby's Limit 4; cans to cus
tomer per can I. V. L .....10c
.-" - - ' '- - - - " .. -
PURE CANE SUGAR Limit 12 Vz lbs. to customer
12Va lbs. V. ... ....... ... ..... . . , ...... $1.00
SNOWDRIFT
2 Pounds . . : . . 43c
4 Pounds . . ; . . . ..... i76c
8 Pounds . . , , . . . . .$1.49
COTTOLENE
4 Pounds . . . . i . .... . t . ,82c
POST TOASTIES and
CORN FLAKES
Per Pkg. .10c
Limit 6 pkgs. to customer
MAZOLA OIL
Quart . . v. ....... . 48c
Vi Gallon ; . . . . . . . ; , . . 94c
Gallon V. . . ; :-. . . . . .$1.72
UNCLE JOHN'S CANE
AND. MAPLE SYRUP
Medium . . . . . .. .... . . 60c
Vz' Gallon ...... . $1.25
Gallon ..... ... . . . . . $2.44
CRYSTAL WHITE
SOAP '
20 , Bars , . . . . v l . $1.00
KINGSFORD'S CORN
- STARCH
Per Pkg. v . . . . . . . . . . 10c
Limit 6 to a customer. -
SALMON
No. 1 Tall, 8 Cans. . . .98c
BULK; COFFEE
Every Pound Guaranteed
or Money, Refunded
Blend A . J . . . . . . . . . ,43c
Blend B . . . . .38c
Blend C ..... . . . . . . - 33c
Blend D . . . . . ... ,28c
CANNED CORN
No. 2 Tin, 6 for. . . ... . 87c
CANNED PEAS
8 Cans". . . . .... ... .98c
SHRIMPS
4 Cans . . . . . . .', . . . . .98c
JAVA COFFEE CO.
291 Yamhill St.
Saturday
Grocery Specials
MILK
Carnation, Libby,
Federal, per can 10c
5 cans. 49c
Limit' 5 j cans to Customer
5 CANS BORDEN'S .
MILK
1 SMALL UNCLE
J.
CANNED TOMATOES
No. 2V2 Tin, 10 Cans. . .98c
FRESH CREAMERY .
BUTTER
1 Lb., 42c; Roll... .. . .84c
VIM FLOUR
49s $2.S6
Barrel ....... . .... $9.98
JELLO
Assorted Flavors -
3 Packages. . . . .25c
Limit 6 Pkgs. to Customer
Del Monte CATSUP
Pint Bottle. . . . . 19c
MAZOLA OIL
Pint ...... .. .22c
ait 2 cans to Customer
Cann'd TOMATOES
No. 2h Royal Club
for . . ... . . . . 15c
SUGAR PEAS
2 Cans . : . . ... . 25c
Fischer's Rolled Oats
9-Pound Sack. . .63c
83c
JOHN SYRUP . . OOt
Limit 2 Lots to Customer
,. '
Palm Olive Soap f
4".." 48c
5sBSSCOB!JN !'..48c
Limit 2 Lota to . Customer
Quaker Pancake
Flour
2 Packages. .... 25c
WESSON OIL
Pint .-. . .... .22c
Limit 2 cans to Customer
Minnesota Corn
2 Cans. . . .25c
Old Dutch Cleanser
3 Cans . .... . . . 25c
BEST FLOUR
No. 10 Sack 55c
The Best Coffee in Town 3 Pounds $1.25
Every Pound Guaranteed
Java Ooffiree Co.
291 YAMHILL ST.
r.tu
4 Stores
One sack Wheat.
POpl SpSCisils 4 Stores
$3.50 Sugar, S lbs. 40c; 10 lbs. . ... .80c I One sack Scratch
. $3.50
' Canned Goods
1 Large-Tuna Fislr. .... .25J
1 can Fancy Peach es....20
1 can fancy Apricoi s. . . '. .20
Kippered Fish for making
salad 4 cans ..... .. .25
Borden's o r Carnation Milk,
can ..!..... ..12
4 cans small Milk. ..... .25
2 cans Minnesota Corn..25
2 cans Peas .25
1 can Tomatoes 10d
1 can Pumpkin 10(7
1 can Grated Pineapple. .15
3 50c cans Pineappjle. . .$1
G cans Deviled Meat. . . . .25t
Syrups
1 gal. Light Karo.L ....82
1 gal. Dark Karo.:i .72
1 gal. Melomar Marshmallow
Flavor .......... I . . .1.10
Yz gal.. Bob White J. .... .40
1 gal. Bob White. . 70
Soaps
Royal White, White Wonder
and Van Hoeters'
i Bleaching Soap
21 Bars . $1.00
5 pkgs. L. If. Wash. Pov.25
1 pkg. Lux .....10
1 large pkg. Seafoam. . . .25
2 pkgs. N. R. G. Tablets. .35,
Coffee, Cocoa, Etc.
Diamond W,
as good as the
best coffee in
cans, 1 lb. 35c
3 lbs. $1.00
Golden West
Coffee . .40c
1 lb. Bulk
Cocoa ..20
1 lb. Bulk
ChVlate 25t
Edwards Dependable .42
J -a3 a"5
Royal Club . .45
4 pounds H. S. Coffee $1.00
1 pound Folger's Coffee. .45
Prices Keep Going Down !
Get the Benefit Buy by Phone
Every week sees a reduction in the price of some
food article that you want. And every week
you get the first news of lower prices in the
PEOPLES MARKET advertising, I
Watch our SPECIALS. .Notice our coffee prices this week.
We do the bulk of our business at present right over the ;
counter, and we deliver from only one of our markets the j
MAIN STORE. In fact, we are even offering a CARRY-ALL .1
BAG FREE with every $2.00 purchase this week in order to I
encourage you to buy on the "cash-and-carry" basis. But
just the same we reafize that ther.e are a lot of people who
cannot come 'down town to lake advantage of our prices.
You can phone your order either on Saturday
or Monday to the Main Store and they u)ill be
delivered to you C. O. D. as quickly as possible.
Shortening
Wesson Oil, quart. , . . . . . . '.V.48c
yi -g al". 98c gallon . . .. . . $ 1 .74
Criscb, 3 lbs. . . . . . . .... . . . -60c
6 lbs. $1.18 -9 lbs. . . . . . .$1.75
Snowdrift, 2 lbs. ... . . . .... . .44c
4 lbs. . . . .79c 8 lbs.. . . .$1.56
Cottolene. 2 lbs. .......... . -45c
4 lbs. .....84c 8 lbs..... $1.63
Med, Jewel Shortening .v....7Sc
Large Jewel Shortening. . . .$1.50
Century Flour, sack. ; ..... . i . . $2.25
Fletcher's Best, sack.. . ... ... ......... .$2.35
Crown, Vim or Olympic . . . . .$2.60
Cereals
t pkg. Cream o.f Wheat
1 pkg. Germea .......
1 pkg. Joy o' Wheat...
9 lbs. W. W. Flour ....
9 lbs. Graham Flour . . .
9 lbs. Rolled Oats ....
9 lbs. Yellow C. Meal. .
9 lbs. Farina
10 lbs. Buckwheat ....
9-Ib. sack Hominy ....
5 lbs. Fancy Jaan Rice
1 lb. Natural Br. Rice..
2 lbs. Fancy Head Rice.
25c
......25c.
.lOc
.47c
45c
......50c
40c
. . . . . ,65c '
...... 80c
......40c
...... 25c
10c
25c
Special for SATURDAY ONLY at All Stores
NUT MARGARINE The Two Leading- Brand Gem Nut and
Nucoa, 35c lb. 3 lb, for 95c
SPECIAL AT MAIN.STORE ONLY I
.. 25c
. $1.05
......20c
.....25c
1. dozen Fancy Navel . Orange .
2 lbs.' Gold Creat Butter
1 large K. C. Baking Powder . .
1 bottle D. M. Catsup ...
1 FREE
with every $2.00 purchas
-
Carry All" Bag
The Largest of Our
Four Big Markets
lo 5700
No. 2 CENTRAL MARKET S. E. Cor. Fourth and Yamhill
No. 3 VISTA HOUSE N. E. Comer Fourth and YamhUl
No. 4 PALACE MARKET N. W. Comer Second and YamhUl
Miscellaneous
i lb. Lima Beans .. . . .10c
S lbs. S. W. Beans ....... ...25c
to lbs. S. W. Beans ...... ...48c
1 sack S. W-Bean $........$4.75
.1 lb. Split Peas 10c
8-lb. sack Salt
1 lb. Peanut Buiter...
3 Cucumber Relish...
Sugar Cured Bacon, lb.
6 rolls Toilet Paper...'.
2 Loaves Fresh Bread
3 lbs. Fancy Prunes-........ .25c
1 lb. Ginger Snars . 20c
2 lbs. .: .3Rc
2 lbs. Fancy Cheese . ... . . . ,65c "
1 bottle Bluing .
1 bottle Ammonia
3 bottles Vanilla .
3 bottles Lemon .
6 rolls Wax Paper
1 box Ec. Crax .-. .
3 nkgs. Mrs.
dies. Spaghetti. Macaroni
: or Vermicelli
15 lbs. Onion
15 lbs. Potatoes . . w. ...... .25c
1 dozen Fancy Lemons ...... 20c
t lb. Bulk" Black Pepper ...... 25c
2 lbs. Salted Peanuts ...... . . ,25c
2 lbs. Fresh Roasted Peanuts. .Sc
2 pkg. Birdseed ........... .2Sc
4 lbs. C. C. Macaroni '......:. 25c'
4 lbi. Fancy Mixed Cookies .f. ,7fic
3 rgs. Creamettes . ... . ...... 25c
ack Potatoes ......... . $1 .50
Cream Cheese -30c
20c
12 Me c
...25c
30c
......25c
.14c
t ........ . .
. ....... . .10c
25c ;
.... :.25c
.....25c
, 80
Shiel's Noo- '
i
25c
Afe
Far
If we have what you need and it is most
wel have you are certain
of saving by buying it here!
probable
that
U. S. Army Regulations Wheel
Harness in Double Sets $50.00
Regulation McClelland Saddle $20
Full Rigged Quartermaster Saddles .
New Army Spades .... .... ......
j New Army Picks . . . . . . . . . . . .
. New O. D. Breeches J ........ . . . .
' Army Steel Folding Cots . . . . . . .
Mattresses to match .... . . .......
. . .$45.00
. . .$ 1.50
. . . $ 1.50
...$ 6.00
. ..$ 4.75
3.50
SATURl
PURE CANE
MY SPECIAL
MILK
14 lbs. for
1.00
14 pounds to a customer
10 cans for
$1 .oo
r v:'' ' ' ''II i i t f '
10 cans to a customer
AUSTRALIAN ARMY
v JAMS
Peach, Plum, Rasp- OOv.
berry and Apple . . OmI V
- 32-ounce sizes
English
Breakfast Tea
In 1 -lb. boxes 65c
In -lb. boxes.. 35c
In -lb. boxes ...... 18c
SALVAGE DEFT
NEW ARRIVALS DAILY
Which Insures You of
Extra . Values at All Times
VISIT THIS DEPARTMENT
ARMY RETAIL
Wholesale and Retail
Delicious
Japan Tea
In 1 -lb. boxes ...... 50c
In Vz-lb. boxes . . . . ; ; 25c
In 4-lb. boxes ..... .15c
TOR
Fifth and Pine Streets