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a- - . FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 23, 1821. THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON FDR WINTER USE . By Hrmaa H. Cokes. I Now that the ralna hava fallen U'a beat not to forget that potatoes are la proper condition for winter etorlnx. That la, U the stock hu been dug- Bine the rains. Many are lacllnd to uk whr etv toee from rr land aacuona retain thoir ueUty without rains t dirglnc UmS when UUa U not posalbla of tha stock from the sections where rains are lib eral. , -. - Natdre ha a war of maturing the potato no matter in what ground it Is produced. la this section U Is abao Jutaly incaaaary to await the fall ralna before dlrtlng. Otherwise the stock will not keep well. Potatoes may not be as sensationally High aa aotne had believed, but the prei ent ofltlook Is for a liberal Increase over the preeent value. Consumers are advised to purchase orefoa potatoes. or, those from Wash' tnrtoa section which grow Burbaaks or similar types. The Netted Gem of the Yakima section is not so favorable potato for the home, although the same potato grown In Oregon or nearby sec tiona of Washington Is better. . The best Netted Oera potato that grows is pro duced la the Deschutes country, of Ore gon, la the vicinity of Redmond. . Visiting Farmers Will Be Taken on Tour About State Aithough the first annual excursion : of homeseekers from the Middle West to Oregon, which was scheduled to arrive la Ontario Thursday, is much smaller la number than first anticipated, the State Chamber of Commerce and the Union Pacific system which sponsored the tour will carry their plana through just as though the party was larger. Advice was received today by the chamber that only eight farmers from the Middle West would be In the party. J. R. Huerlng, special agent who has been planning the tour, wires that con tinued depression In the central section necessitated many prospective excursion ist staying at home. When we started this campaign to brine the farmers west this spring It looked as If the period of de pre salon would be over by fall and that a special train would have .to. be had to bring . the homesekers West. But conditions are otherwise. However, X have visited 10 farmers la the Middle Wee and -told them personally of Oregon and have dis tributed u.000 pieces of Uterature on Oregon.' " " . '-j. The visitors will he taken for a tour of the farm lands of the eastern part of tha state and win arrive In Portland Tuesday,. 8ubseouently they will tour the Willamette valley and coast sections of tha stats. . TBJtEE TO Z9TI1 TJJUYKR8ITIES Rldgeflald. Wash. Sept Aids Potter and Harold Brown of Ridgefieid will attend the University of Washing ton and Henry Tats the University of Oregon this talL All vers Ridgefieid high school athletes. R. & R. Grocery its I XXT TO roWXBS arc MA I. roit SATUROaV an BMNDAY . TEX BUT FOK LX8S CO mi Royal Club, C. Wart.. H. J. B. and DtpMiUbla. L Lb. Caa SSa, I ft. 1.14, Lb. S1.M H&k-Tml. Bat aolr. Caa 10e IS Cans to Cwtoswx. CaatPBEU SOUP Caa 10e Cam to Ofatomer. KNOW DEITT J Urn Se, 4 Lb. SS S Lb SI. SO i special M stoat, anantw, larce Caa, Ka. 2 H Caa Ma, Daaoa Only a Iw Cum at This Fife. Royal Baktet Povaor, 13 Oa. Caa.... rLOOB riihri Baid Wboat. 41 Lb. Back f fl.SS ?2 J&'&ZJlAi Can. g lor 0e BEST BCTTKB. 1 Lb. SO JUfl sea Foaataia Ojttm, t Cam so Bay Chief Ctana, S Cut BOe SWEET POTATOES, Lbs. for. ISO SCGAE at the Lowot Market Priea. MOmCt W DUtt tOft Ordor Owe XT FEDERAL M UNSURPASSED IN QUALITY AND VALUE Buy Federal Milk and save money it is sold direct from factory to retailer and then to you with least possible ex pense. No supernumerary middleman. When you buy Federal Milk your money stays in your own locality. FEDERAL CONDENSED . MILK COMPANY East First St. and Madison Phone EAST 3789 PC in n At BURNS n U SATURDAY AND MONDAY U n SUGAR H I I PCM CAHB . ',, I I BAG 17 Lbs. for $1.00 WITH OTHCa GfcOCE&IEt w J U White Rose Flour . A eCAJUKTIED TtOVB. $274 BAS If you bur a hag of White Rose Hour and use half of the bag and do not like It. we will give you 11.74 for the balance. o Cofffo, I u. for $ an Aaptha Boas w 0" D n D.C.BURNSCD. u Di WATCH 0a FlftMT.OF THE-M05TH AS 40 TEARS GROCERS ItS-! II THIRD 8TBJEET afala (IS 3DC 1:88 D D ID tfiHi" iimimiihi JCST A WEB BIT BETTEB SKINNERS MACARONI lOcPerPackage For SaU at All Grocm Jj M M M1JJ 1 If 1 1 II II 1 iJl.aJJJJu3l r . - HUvit ti iris w mat: . - : isilt int t i; w M3l r ilk a SATUffl) AY SPECIALS FOR BARGAIN SEEKERS EXTRA 1 SILK HOSE MX for women. Colors black, brown, white and; gray. All sixes. Doable heels and toes. Elastic lisle tops. Kx eeUent quality hose. Special, a pair First, Second and Alder Streets Children'sFleeced Lined UNION SUITS High neck, long , sleeves, ankle length. Sizes 4 to a. Special Siaea 10 to 12 986 Sixes 14 to If B125 89c BEST MenVAU Wool SUITS These Suits are made of the best kind of material In fancy or plain patterns. If you look for a good winter suit, here we are. BOYS' ALL WOOL MACKINAWS Plaid ptf- $tPe98 terns, belt all around, flap . pockets. ' Sizes1 6 to 11 . . .S6.9S Sixes 12 to 16.. ........... $7.45 MEN'S HEAVY WEIGHT CORDUROY OR fcfiYS 9C PANTS Made wtth belt loops and cuffs. Extra food wearing materia!. "NX QD FOR SATURDAY ONLY! Can't-Bust-'EmSl M Overalls or Junpers 8ises S3 to 44 Overalls Sises 26 to 4 Jumpers CHILDREN'S DAY AT SIMON'S SHOE DEPT. SHOES $ FOR GIRLS FoettoTva 'Shoes In black and. brown. Calf . leather. Heavy dur able spies. Leather heels and counters. Sizes to 11 S2.4S SUea Ufc to Z $2.8 SHOES FOR BOYS A good dress or school Shoe. In brotrn Eng lish last. Real leather soles and rubber heels. A neat appearing shoe. $5j).95 VACUUM BOTTLES pint Vacuum Bottles, f f Af .LtJ Aluminum . Cups and k I tover. maae in me United States. Fine inter changeable with other makes. Regular S1.6S values. Saturday Special .$1.19 HEATING STOVES No. 18 Lined Air (PO OCT .Tight Stoves.... tD&oLdt) No. 20 Lined Air Tight Stoves. . . . No. 22 Lined Air Tight Stoves, . . . STOVE PIPES, a joint .... ELBOWS, each 24x24 Paper Lined Boards, slightly soiled iaaasaBBS S2i85 S3.50 25c 25c Stove 65c WOMEN'S PLUSHC0ATS For RjihiMiv Mttv this Special Offer. Ws want you to get ac qnainted with our Wom n's Read-to-Wear Department. uiner coats with tnr trtromings and fancy silk lining up to S3.b0. New Arrivals of WOMEN'S High-Grade COATTS Here is the Coat you have been looking for. These Coats are made of the finest materials. Kach Coat is lined throughout with beautiful lining. The latest models and styles. This redue t i o n is for Saturday only. 72 x 90 Bkiched SHEETS 79c Kegular 31.35 values Saturday only at this price. 36 lad Cintaia Serin A Yard White with fancy ail over pat Urn extect or main white "with borders. 15c BLANKET SALE DOUBLE BED SIZE COT- rri a, af0 TON FLEECED 0ll.cf O BLANKETS DOUBLE BED SIZE WOOLNAP BLANKETS . Shown in Pretty Plaid Effect $.48 Y SPECIALS Quaker Corn Flakes special: 3 pack- OK A Royal Club Coffee, 1-lb. can 37t ; fl 1 riW TCXVl A OaOarx ages ......eWUC 3-lb. can 1.10; Mb. can...... $1. I 0 i5rJ?AVVVf . j ; : 1 Sttefc at Caaay Witt Etery Foaad SPECIALS Calumet Baking Powder, 1-Ib. can j- ft ft Fischer's Best Flour, 49-pound (fr "I r CT Velvet, l-oz. cans, fl 1 25?;S-lb.caa .... tDXaUU sacks $100 special, 10 cans.... tgl Crystal White Soap, 20 bars jflA Standard Tomatoes, No. y2 cans, fJi AA Star, Horseshoe f7Q for ..;...,A.. ..... tPX,UU 9 cans . . . . . $ leUU or Climax, a plug I OC Corn Starch, 1-lb. package Fancy Cherries, No. 254 cans, 5 cans Zfn Union Leader, Dixie for , . .. . . . Ivi for ..... .. ; . . . iv.. . .... ..... OUC Queen, Pedro, Geo. Wash- caTca.'! $1.00 D& 65C "- - 8Sc Carnation or Alpine MUk, ' Wesson Oil special: Quarts, Q-l rjfT 1 ofth! 6 cans .....v......... ........... Uut 50; Y gallen, 90; gallon. . tP-Le I fj ounce tins, ( QA Shredded Wheat special,' 3 packages O C Jones Pure Lard, No. 5 pan 75j. each ........ 3) X.Oll 'or ..... .v.. ; Otl No. 10 pan .... . . . .... . r ..... . . . t)lUy Camels, Lucky Strike, Good Peas. No. 2 cans, , W - Kfip Cypress Peaches, No. 2 cans, 3 cans K A A Chesterfield Cigarettes, a Scans 4,.ii. ...... -JVf- for ...... ..U. ........ .vr."v-r.-j. OVfwj car". K - 7T" : ; , : 1 : . -1 J .ton tDA.Utl Army Corned Beef, 1 lb.; 3 oz. cans, 4)Kn Mission Jams, 12-ounce cans, 5 cans ETA a 77 7Z a caa DC for I. ..... . OUC Mozart Havana Cigars, '- . i ; : ' regular 10c sellers, a box U. S. Army Bacon, 12-lb. cans pj Our Special Blend Coffee, 6 - V tj:: A A of:50, - PQ C J:MB''Zt,S' ' P rrV..Punis r." . v;- - "tPJLvl 1 special lktPOdiJ PeoplesMhet& GroceryCompaiiy 1 SACK SCRATCH flJO FEED......;.. b&ilD 1 VWT i . . . . . . S2 .5 0 Sugar, per sack $6.35 15 Lbs. Sugar $1.00 At Store 3 lbs. Powdered Sugar. .-. 25c mf'4 loii Large Royal Baking Powder 35c 9 lbs. Rolled Oats. t.i. . . ,48c 9 lbs. Farina . . . ... . .55c 3 pkgs. Shredded Wheat . . ,40c 1 pkg. Cream of Wheat . . . 25c 1 box Economy Crackers . . . 65c 1 lb. Cheese 25c 1 lb. bulk Black Pepper 25c 4 lb. Royal Club Jap Tea . . . 25c 7 rolls Toilet Paper. .25c 6 rolls Wax Paper .25c 1 lb. Brick Codfish . ..... 15c 5 pkgs. Joy of Wheat 25c 1 quart Jar Mustard . . ... . .25c 1 bottle Bluing . -. ..... .5c Campbell's Tomato Soup, can .10c 25 Clean Easy Soap for. .$1.00 No. 5 Jewel Shortening . . . ,75c No. 10 Jewel Shortening.. $1.45H 3-lb. can Royal Club Cofe $1.18 3 1 0c Sticks of Candy .... Free 3 cans Shrimp . ..2.T., 50c 5 cans Com ...t-:. --:. 60c 3 cans Tomatoes . . 35c 1 lb. Fancy Mixed Candy. .15c 1 lbGinger Snaps . . . ...- . 15c 3 lbs. Broken Cookies. .;.-. .25c 3 cans Skat .:4MVMK.:.35cf 4 pkgs. Rinso .:.?.-.!.!.-.. 25c 1 large pkg. Citrus 25c 12 bars Royal White Soap. .50c 4 cans Lighth'se Cleanser. 25c 5 Pels Naptha Soap j;.i..:.35c 2i lbs. Hill's Red Lb. Coffee $'l 3 lb. can D. W. Coffee. .c.$l; 1 sack Crown Flour. T.w $2.10 1 sack Olympic Flour . . .$2.10 1 sack White Mt. Flour. .$2,10 l,sack D. F. Flowv.:.::...1.$1.65 1 pancy Broom 40c PEOPLES MARKET & GROCERY COMPANY FOUR BIG STORES No. 1 Th Largest of Over Fcm Big Markets S7O0 No. 1 CENTRAL MAMZT 8. E. Car. F afv 3 VISTA HOUSE N. E. Ctmt Fetk Nev. 4 PALACZ MARKET- N.. w. 1 gal. Tea Garden Syrup. $1.10 17 STORES 17 STORES f.XUSj V.. nJ "JZ-ZZ 41 I'll S Ax 1 Otlh Cemtairy Stores These stores represent the most advanced thought connected with food sell ing. All the advantages that cash can bring are to be had at these stores. Hibttsands of careful buyers seeking safe markets hare learned to trust the " prices quoted in these stores. Saturday Special Offerings Are CAMPBELL'S TOMATO or VEGETABLE SOUPS, can 10c, 6 cans. ... .5Sc Delicious for These Snappy Weather Created Appetites, and So Convenient 23c CITRUS WASHING POVDER, large pkg. Federal Milk. - -j AJCoroed -Beef, fuU OAIIrory Soap Flakes, tall cans . ... XUCIlb. cans aWltJpkg. J FOLGER'S GOLDEN GATE COFFEE, 1 lb. cans 38c, 2l2 Hx. cans, a, ..95c P & G Naptha Soap, I IGolden Rod Oats, or nFancy No. 1 Lima ' ; OP n 2 for XULl2pkgs .Stf ClBeana, a Ibs..... LiOV, UPTON'S TEA, 1 pound package 75c, half pound ...3Sc Comb Honey, 1921 OAlCurve Cut Mac croD. section OVFI e ' O Cf Duck Soap it floats. CT Ironi, 3 lbs. eCirJilDsndy toilet soap... JC 1921 PACK SHRlMP--Compare this price can ...20c 9 lb. can J- ffQ j Heinz Medium Sixe. 1 Nu-rajr-a Tea, , KKA Crisco Dx00Beans XUVl&.pkg. .OtJL- Quaker Cora Flakes ...... 111 CI wheat Pancake Fir. eUCIc i Royal Chef Clams Halres, for 25c; tan cans 9 eae V . 15c 20TH CENTURY COFFEE Hot from the raasterr-4s hut a little better than, any coffee we know of It's 35c pound, three pounds for .$1.00 v IS ffftli Si Le. TaaakSl mA lianfaeav 184-tSS Sec a. Ut. YaakCl mm MorrWa. Firat mn4 AUa Strwate, fat tW AUar Market. 731 H WaaUaste SU ar TemmtyHalri 3trat 1S7S C. Tkirteemtk. emr. UasatSIa. SIlwmd. LenU, Nxt"to Multnomah Bank 1SS TkW. W. TaemLQ aaU iaWrlaaaa. Stall 4talk Taamka Umlimrj MerWt. tSS4 Umlo Araeiva. C7S WCSama Areu, cerer el Farf St. 1047 WHkave, cor. WCkee mU AJUrt '.Vancouver, Washington 106 Dghth between Washington and Mala Streets V