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HIE OREGON ' DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON.
FRIDAY, - SEPTEMBER 15, . 1522.
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TILLAMOO v FAIR
MAKES AVARDS IN
LIVESTOCK ARENA
Tillamook, Or.. Sept. 15.--The cham-
plonahip Awards for the livestock
ihown at the Tillamook County Fair
are as -follows: - 1
Jerseys Senior and grand champion
bull,' St. Mawes Cherry, owned by Joe
Koaecb; Junior champion bull, Bobs
Bt, Mawes Turvy, owned by William
- Ttiomaa ; senior champion cow, Noe
maa Sunriae Bell, owned by C E
graves ; Junior .And grand champion
cow. Chiefs MayFogbelU owned by
Mildred- Glad. Get of sire First, Al
bert Krake ; second, L. C. Xaniels;
' third, Mrs. Joe iJonaldsori ; fourth,
" CrMM Peterson. -Produce- of' cow First,
Mrs. Joe Donaldson r second, Gus Pe-
- terson. Exhibitor's nerd U C, Dan-,
- lets. Exhibitor's young herd First,.
Albert Krake; second. Gus Peterson.
: Dairy herd First, L. C. Daniels ; sec-
ond, C. H. Graves.
' --Guernseys Senior and grand cham
plon bull. Ira G. Lance's Jolly Fer
' main ; junior championship bull, Toney
JLagler : senior and grand champion
cow. Cotton Wood Farms "Oregon
- Queen: junior champion cow, 12. A.
Blackmore'a Grumbys Glenda of Gren
, Acres. Get , of sire First, Cotton
- Wood Farm; second, Homer Mason;
third, Ira G. Lance. "Produce of dam
, ' First, Jose and Perren ; second. Ho
; . mer Mason ; third. Cottonwood Farm ;
fourth, Ira G- Lance, r Exhibitor's aged
herd First, Ira G. Lance ; , second,
Cottonwood Farm. Exhibitor's young
' - herd Homer Mason.. Breeder's calf
herd Homer Mason. - Dairy herd
First, Cottonwood Farm ; second. Jose
-". and Perrin; third, Ira O. Lance.
Young bull, no progeny Ira G. Lance.
- Producing cow Ira G. Lance.
Holsteins Senior and grand cham
pion bull Sir Bessie Fayne Dekol,
owned by F. B. Beala. Junior Cham-
pion bull Proud Pontiac Segis, ownd
by F. R. Beals. Senior and grand
t champion cow Colantha Johanna
- Prtlly Canary, owned by F- B Beals.
Junior champion cow Bracelett Ger
ben Poach, owned by F. K. Beals. Get
of sire First, Jack ... Rupp; second,
- Kollie Watson ; third, John Schild.
Produce of cow First, Jack Rupp ;
second, Rollie Watson; third, John
Schild. Exhibitor's herd F. R. Beala.
Exhibitor's young herd F. R. Beals.
-Dairy herd F. K. Beals. Young bull,
: : no progeny Bekschert. '
' t Swine Chester White Boar First,
Mrs. Joe Donaldson; second, Ira G
Lance. . Sow over 1 year old Mrs. Joe
Donaldson.- Sow under 6 months
.Mrs. Joe Donaldson. Sow with litter
months r under Mrs. Joe Donald
. son ; second, Ira G. Lance.
Shetland ponies Gelding, Donald
Crenshaw first ; Fayne Smith second,
. Mare Darrell King. Sweepstakes pony
' - Donald Crenshaw.
The talk of the breeders at the fair
la the showing made by the F. R. Beals
herd. Beals sold the cream of his
Highland Grove Holstein herd last fall.
. for an amount said to approximate
. $40,000 -and was tougnt to be out of
championship running for some time
to come, but notwithstanding he" came
back this year and captured senior and
grand championship bull, junior cham
r pion bull, senior and grand champion
cow, junior champion cow, exhibitor's
. herd, -exhibitor's ' young herd and the
.-dairy herd awards.
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, In Alberta or Saskatchewan more
'. than 1200 small irrigation- or water
supply projects have been completed
or are under way.
I The food
fi that hits , J
ASK YOUR REftLER FOR THIS
SUPERIOR COTTAQE CHEESE
RED ROCK DAIRY .
0 AND HOTT
BROADWAY 4930
BERNSTEIN
BROTHERS
I Cut-Rate Cigars
- and Tobaccos
FARMERS ARCADE MARKET
1 227l Alder Street
Forsterly Simla's Tobacco Dept.
TOBACCOSPECIALS!
CIGARETTES Camel.Ches
. . , terfield, Loeky Strike; car-
- ton , i j. . . . . . .$1.45
111 CIGARETTESf carton of
- 12 packages. ;i. .V$I.0S-'
SMOKING Prince Albert or
- Tuxedo; 16-ox. tin S $1,25
: Fresh Velvet in 194 -ox. red
top cans; 8 cans. $1
Union i Leader or Georgef
Washington, lunch box. .85c
Dixie Queen or Pedro, lunch
. ' .90c l
CHEWING Horse Shoe; the
' Pla.. 75c
. Star or Climax; the plug 80c
- Buy Your Tobaccos
ere and Save Money t
Problem of Civil
Service Employe
; WHl Be Settled
SiiTi-.-';. -. ' " '. '. ' f r,'v4j; ; m
The civU service board Is to "deter
mine at its next-meeting whether Mrs.
Augusta FabUk carried on the city
payrolls as Miss Augusta : King must
lose ber position as telephone operator
at the police station. The matter was
given a hearing before' the board
Thursday.
Complaint had been made to the
board that Mrs. Pabfik secured her po
sition by passing the civil service ex
amination under a sworn - statement
that she was single, although she was
married at the time ; and ' that she is
keeping single women on the eligible
list from, appointment to telephone
work." Mrs. Pablik ' frankly admitted
the charges. She said that general
sentiment against employment of mar
ried women at the time she took the
examination had prompted her to use
her maiden name, and that all herrref
erences were to that name and would
not have been available had she used
her married name.
- She is conceded to be a most valu
able city employe, but Commissioners
Mason and Wells took the position that
If she tit keeping eligible single women
out of appointment she must either re
sign or be removed. The final decision
is to be left to Commissioner Logan
at the next meeting, as he was absent
Thursday. - '
The Standard of Purity
- dp isa
For Matchless
Ahead of Any Other Tea
"The Sealed Packet
Robt. & H. C. Cook, N.-W. Distributors, Seattle, Wash.
A. Y. Steeves, Local Agent. Telephone Auto. 612-32
GROCERIES SPECIAL-Saturday and Monday
n flIIQ CDCPIAI CROWK OR OtTMPIC, 4MB. SACK... S1.85
iLUUn OrCUlML VALLEY FLOITB, 4MB. SACK S1.40
Best Rolled Oats, l-lb.'atk 45; Bulk, t lbs 254
HAMS SPECIAL ?5u?:.c?. EASTERX.PEB....:. 28c
SOAP SPECIALS
7 Palmolive Soap 49
25 Royal White or White Wonder 81
1 large pkg. Dewdrop Powder.. 24J
Old Dutch Cleanser 10
Parowax, 1-lb. package 15e
Cocoa, bulk, 1 pound 10?
Chocolate, bulk, 1 pound 25
Coffee, reg. 45c, special, '3 lbs. 99
OUR SPECIAL BLEKD, 4 lbs... 81
FULL LIJTE OF TEAS PACK
AGES, BULK
Spaghetti in bulk, 4 pounds. . . .25t
Macaroni in bulk, 4 pounds 25
Rice, Jap style, 3 pounds 25i
Red Mexican Beans, 4 pounds.. 2 5
Ralston Bran, 1 package 15J
PLEJTTYOF-PEACHES, PEAHS AXD PRTJES FOR CATTKIITQ
ORAVE58TEIN APPLES FOB EATING AND COOKI3TO "
. FRL'IX JARS AND STONE CROCKS ALL SIZES
DemonstratioB of Porto Panes, and Jelly at Branch, I8S Third Street
WE SELIYER ORDERS OF $ AND OYER. EAST SIDEt 3IONDAT,
WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY. WEST SIDE, EVERY DAY
MAIN STORE: llS-ltS SECOND ST CORNER TAYLOR. BRANCH, 183
THIRD STREET, CORNER YAMHILL
Orien Van Schoonhoven
HAI2T 19S
Mihfar appetizijig
toeMie ds with
1M
TfiosS tig, suiiiiy-brown; "sweet-heais-bf-tHe-col,, just seem td
get things going light, from the littlest "star boarder" to the eldest!
For, Kellogg's Corn Flakes hit-the-spot as no other cereal ever could;
and they are a continuous taste-thrill! j '
Tempting in their appearance, wonderful in" supreme flavor and
crunchy;and crispy to the very last degree, Kellogg's Corn Flakes
are really and trulyva revelation in good things to eat for breakfast,
for any meal and for between-times nibbles!
. How .ali.your folks will delight to get Kellogg's; how they'll appre
ciate Kellogg's crispness. For, Kellogg's are never tough or leathery
or hard to eat! You'll see big and little" bowls come back" for ."some
more Kellogg's, Mother, please!"
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C0RIIJ
FLAICES
!
naker of ICEHOGG'S
FALL VEGETABLES
OF GOOD QUALITY
Autumn vegetables although coming
in very small quantities are of excel
lent quality.' 1A" few pumpkins are of
fered on the Yamhill market at around
3 cents a Tound. but this price is not
expected to bold when- the - pumpkins
come in heavier quantities. t-A -few
quinces are offered at very moderate
prices on the market ; :
Halibut prices are "Very firm and
the quantity is quite small. The gen
eral price being paid; for the , white
fish . at present is 25c lb. Black cod
is very liberal and is being offered - at
10gl2Hc lb. Salmon is still bringing
12H25c per lp.
Both green and yellow bantam corn
is still offered on the market in good
quantities, the general price remaining
around 15c to 20c per dozen ears.
Some of the corn is still in good shape,
but a heavy amount of it is dried out
and not of good quality. Buyers are
cautioned against taking the corn that
looks slightly dried.
Well Known Lumber
Mill Operator Dies
. La , Grande, , Sept. . 15.J. .D. ,Mim
naugh. One of th best known sawmill
Quality is Far
is Your Safeguard
Shaker Salt 9
1 box Soda Crackers, 3Vz lbs.. .50
1 box Graham, 4V4 lbs T5
Ginger Snaps, bulk, 2 lbs .25
New Black Figs, fancy, per lb. 22
New Black Figs, stdif per lb,.18
Potatoes, 14 lbs. 25. 50 lbs. Ow
100 pounds 81. BO
Onions, 10 pounds... t ,.254
PURE MOCNTAI5 H03TEY
EXTRA FJSE
Pints : -. ...35
Quarts - OS
Bulk, bring jar, per lb JS
Royal Baking Powder, 12-OS...3
1 -package Dates, SPECIAL luC
S
"Sky, ttlUw, look at th.
, big chief I Say hm can't
' break away till hm fin
ish m hi KeUogg'm Corn
Flattest Goes hm know
goad things, au right
V. iWhen you order Kellogg's today insist upon get
ting KELLOGGS the delicious Corn Flakes in the
RED and GREEN package! It bears the signature
iofW.K. Kellogg, originator of Corn Flakes. ' If ONE
ARE GENUINE WITHOUX IT!
ICRUMDLES d KELLOGG'S
operators of Ess term Oregon, died sud
denly at Wallowa last night from ap
oplexy. Several months ago Mr. Mlro
naugb. was in a critical condition fwlth
stomach trouble but underwent an op
eration and apparently recovered. His
sudden death Is a severs loss to ; tim
ber interests. He was Interested in the
Grand " Ronde Lumber tompany -at
Perry as , manager and Hke wise man
ager of the Mimnaugh Lumber com
pany at Wallowa. He is survived, by
bis family, his mother and -a brother,
the latter a lumberman on the lower
Columbia. v
. MRS SUSIE HARLAN
Vancouver, WaslK; "Sept. 15.
Mrs.
Susie Harlan. 43, died at RIdgefield,
Thursday. .Her husband, and one son
survive. The body will be sent to
Che-
halls for burial.
Quality Stores .
267;Yamb.ilI St. 1 1752 Sandy
bet. 3d A 4th I Near 69th St.
Main 5236 Tabor 1073
SATURDAY AND I
MONDAY SPECIALS
4 A lbs. Best Pure 7Qn
Iv Cane SUGAR. . : 1 MX
J lbs. Olympic Hardwheat
Til? FLOUK C-f QQ
for VltOu
5 Cans Carnation or A ffn
Borden MILK, talliw
CRISCO; 9 lbs. $1.93. AQa
6 lbs. $1.33. 3 lbs.'. ...QV
WESSON or MAZOLA, gallon
$1.75, W-gallon 93c, 97f
quarts 49c. pints. v
COFFEE Golden Q4 f A
West, 3 lbs....... VX.JLU
SOAP Crystal White, OQn
5 bars....... iQt
DUTCH CLEANSER, 2gg
MASON or Economy S Eg
Caps, 2 dozen. OtJw
MATCHES, good qual-OC
ity, 5 boxes Wv
PEAS, new pack, sweet O fZf 1
and tender, 3 cans UV j
CORN FLAKES, Qn
package P
SHREDDED WHEAT, 4 n
package vv
BUTTER, Clackamas, AGg
roll 95c. lb "Ov
ROYAL B. Pow., 12-oz. OQ
40c, Calumet, 16 oz.. .
RAISINS, Seeded or SAn
Seedless, 15-oz., 3 pkgs. Wwv
SHRIMP or Oysters, AQf
best quality, 3 cans TatJ
PINEAPPLE, Libby's f"Ap
grated, 2s, 3 cans Uyv
EGGS
The cheapest meat on the IZtZg
market. Special, 2 dozen. .
1 dozen j, .35c
Graded, 2 dozen , . 65c
BUTTER j
Fresh Creamery, 2 pounds Qq
FULL CREAM CHEESE, JiSg
2 pounds for TjttJ
CHICKENS,
per pound
SPRING CHICKENS,
pound
CONDENSED MILK,
3 cans
22c
32c
25c
ALL GOODS RETAILED WHOLE
SALE AT THE
La Grande Creamery
FIRST AND YAMHILL
BRAIL cooted nd trumbl
si
DIK MENACED
B
TIMBER BLAZE
Hood,' River i SeDt. ' 15. A serious
forest i fire , has . broken out between,
Neal creek and M osier creek la the
eastern section of this county and up
to the present is baffling all efforts to.
control it. I -
Starting in the dry brush land near
HAZE LWOOD
Pastry Special
Boston Cream Pie
- Regular price 50c;
for Saturday only 40 C EACH
The base of this delightful
pie is made of sponge cake,
filled with a rich creamy cus
tard and topped with meringue.
A tempting and nutritious Jainty.
Hazelwood Dairy Store
1 26 Tenth Street
Broadway Hazelwood Pastry Dept.
127 Broadway
W atch for our pastry special each Week.
The Best PoDcy Is Honesty!
That is one of our principle and one of the
reasons why our purchasers "jcome back." You
will always receive the same courtesy and
prompt service, regardless ofi the quantity you
purchase or'the length of time we have enjoyed
your patronage.
OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT
STEER
BEEF
TO BOIL
5c
STEER BEEF ROAST
12y2c, 15c
Milk Fed Hens, at Lb. 25c
Milk Fed Broilers, Lb. 35c
PAY US A VISIT SATURDAY
The only centrally located downtown market
that sell the highest grade meats at low prices.
PYERS' MARKET
268 MORRISON, BET. THIRD AND FOURTH
WrFRODUCT jg- --T
j '
Soow Flakes are as dainty at s.
j the blue arid white dad girl x
; who packs them. "
i Don't ask for crackers, say .
Keal - creek.': the fire rapidly gained
speed and was in the tops of heavy
timber almost before the. lookout had
time to locate' It.
: With a strong westerly wind driving
the flames before It. there were fears
Thursday ; 'that- the fire , will . run
through the timber, and brush towards
Dufur -and, besides : endangering the
town, may destroy a number of farms
In its course.- Owing to the extreme
beat-and drying east winds., there is
little prospect of controlling the fire
until it gets - out of the timber.
CAR BREAKERS JAILED V
Joe Arsua and Henry Helser, charged
with breaking into a box car of fruit
STEER
ROUND
STEAK
20c
STEER
ROUND
ROAS
2c
in the freight yards, were sentenced to
five days In jail in the municipal court
Thursday for disorderly conduct. Hel
ser is said by the police to be an ha
bitual vagrant.: ir . ?:-:s.'. v'-t:;t v -s'
" -'' AKDRE W C." CAR&05T " ; ' ' ;
Canyonville, Sept. 15. Andrew :c.
GROCETERIAS
AM , Goods Plainly Marked Less Than Downtown
. - Prices ' :-
Crystal Vhite Soap, bar . . . . l'J:;. ..4c
Creme Oil Soap, bar ,y. ; ... t ........ 1 . . . . .5c
Borden's, Carnation and Alpine ' Milk, tall -cans,
5 for . . .t . ... . . . : . ...... ;.45c
Rosedale pineapple, No. 1 tall tins ....... r . 15c
Jello, all flavors 3 for : .fii j.25c
Crown and Olympic Flour; 24 Vr-Ibi sack. , . .99c
Jar Rubbers, extra thick, dozen. 6c
Snow Flake Sodas, 2-lb. caddy. .,48c
LOCATIONS
537 Williams Ave near Russell St
144 Killingsworth Ave, near Albina Ave,
1381 Sandy Blvd corner 50th St. .
271 East Broadway, corner Williams Ave. 1 ,.
" ' 1362 Hawthorne Ave corner 48th St.
New Store 1034 Hawthorne Ave.; cor 35th St.
C A "7" IT T YOUR
OL V Hi LESS
R. & R,
188 THIRD, NEXT TO POWERS
CREME OIL SOAP
8 bars Z. .....49c
1 50cFruit Jsr
Opener Free
CRYSTAL WHITE
SOAP
22 bars $1.00
SNOWDRIFT 2 lbs. 38cr4
WESSON OIL Pint 27c Quart 49c Vi -Gallon 93c
FLOUR Crown or Olympic.
49-lb. sack .$1.85
JARS Mason, pt. 83ct qt-98c
Economy Quarts ,.....'.-.$1.20
ONE JAR OPENER FREE
With Each Dozen Jars
Of I say
pass
ummQii;
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(AYS when haze of Indian sunv
mer and elorv of ' autumn meree
days to enjoy ; the out of doors.
When you've c tramped till you're
tired and nungry , Tillamook Cheese
just Tiits the spotl A good thing to
remember when the lunch isf put up.
Or if you just want a sandwich to slip
into your pocket j make it a generous -slice
of aTulam6ok'' between buttered
bread! v '
"Tillamook" is the original trade-marked cheese.
It is made in a.litde valley where herds graze all ', '
year 'round on succulent green pastures. Every,
single pound is stamped with the name "Tillamook".
Be sure you get the genuine. x1' s-
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miAMOOK OOUMTT
mmdm in TtUmmook
"Tillmmmmk". N
E
Carson, who died here yesterday, was ,
born In the" Willamette" valley. " The
funeral ' was held today, on his 7ld 5
birthday anniversary. Mr. Carson was
barn man fori the stage . com pany at
Grave1 creek In the early days. :
GROCERY BILL WILL BE
BY- TRADING AT THE
- Groce
' GOLDEN WEST
COFFEE
3 lbs. .. $1.08
lbs. 69c 8 lbs.. i.. $1.32
SUGAR -14 lbs. $1.00
Une 5c Mruit Jar Opener Free
POTATOES 1 4 1 lbs . . . , , . .25c
ONIONS 5 lbs. 10c
SNYDER CATSUP pt. bo Ll25c
CORN FLAKES 3 pkrs..i25c
SHREDDED iWHEAT Pk. 1 0c
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