rxciiiAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1922.,
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fTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON
STILL DROPPING
: Altbough $omato cn be purchased
ttjlov h JOc per box. Commissioner
bit How la Btfll allowing stealers in the
Yamhill jrablic market to chaxg 4c per
pound. The fancier tomatoes arc bring
ing lOQSSc pet bojsv bat the Vegetables
that are not so firm are going freely at
SOGZSe. Consumers who want tomatoes
tot canning are advised to, get them
now, -because, although they will be
coming in for quite awhile yfet. they
will never be any cheaper. If as cheap
s? they are now.
The maximum price quoted for cauli
flower on the market at present is 25c
per head, but very few dealers are ask
Inr over 15c The a mailer heads are
going at 10c and even two for 15c
Most of the heads are of the 'larger
variety. , ,
" All vegetables usually sold during
tv summer are etill in abundance os
the market,' although It is getting quite.
late in tne season.
UttaU prieaa ftnsially thow:
Fbh Salmon, 12 6 25c; halibut, 25c:
bta?l?Unt. S2.00e2.25 per
4-lb. aaek.
Potato New. 2 3c lb.
- t.u.i 4 u. m ih.
- TsaaMil itrcct prion: Carrots, 4c bunch;
ttsiK beans. So lb.; peas. 13c lb.; cabba.
2a lb.: eanliilower. 10025c head; lettoee,
S10o hod: new potatoes, 2e lb.; celery,
lS(3tae bunch; tomatoes, 4c lb.
Cora Green. 1520o dozen; BinUm, 15
e?a doAn.
v. Jioney vomti, zoe; quart, ooo: vim, ok.
, t-tv Public market, 4c; pr.nio aions,
' 4 9 a 4 5 dosen.
- i Pooltry Laiht hens. 22e lb-.; hesT, hens,
ever 4 lbs., 20c lb.; frjen. 30c lb.: broilers
-33c lb.
iCsatsJonpes Cancr toc, S 10c eacb.
Qraim 75 Farmers
Will Participate in
Market Venture
I Estimates Thursday were that fully
71 farmers would participate in the new
(garket being established at Second
and Alder streets, oirering tneir own
products of orchard and garden.
(Although this is a private venture, it
will. In-a sense, compete with the Yam
hill public market with similar arrange
ment of stalls, although the stalls will
be under roof and arranged along an
arcade through the block.
.-1 Advantages of the farmers' market
vover street markets, as explained by
the promoters, are that the block is
surrounded by city earlines and adjacent-to
interurban lines, with ample
apace for buyers shut off from sun and
' 8torm.
It was announced Thursday that
farmers are bringing products from as
far as Hood River and Grants Pass.
i . .
Company Union Has
.Membership of 94
ThV Dalles, Sept. 22. Officials off
the O-W. R. & N. company let if te
known here Thursday that a company
anion has been organised in the local
hop among the men who took the
places of the strikers. The. organiza
tion is no practically complete with
H members, it was said. The organi
sation is similar in character to those
that have been formed elsewhere over
he nlon Pacific system.
Fixr, judge of Harney county ;' Judge
Daiton Biggs ana Ames ana carter 01
the forest .service. .
Willamette Eoll -
Has 493 Students
"Wlllaanetts University, Salem, Sept
22. Registration at Willamette uni
versity after, three days resulted In an
enrollment f 493 students 215 men
and 278 women. All of the upper class
men have not registered, ana it is ex
pected the enrollment will be Increased
between 10 and 15 per cent during the
next week.
Elks to Entertain
Grand Chaplain
The Dalles, Sept. 22. Elaborate
plans are being made by local Elks to
entertain Rev. John Dysart. grand
chaplain of the Lodge of Elks, when he
arrives this evening. A reception and
social program -win be given at Elks
temple. Mayor P. J. Stadelman and
r A. Twiss, exalted ruler of The
Dalles lodge No. S03, will be among
those meeting Chaplin Dysart and the
Portland party at the Columbia Gorge
hotel.
Oregon Apples io '
Grace Dining Cars
Of N. P. Railroad
Apples from the i Hod Elver and
Yakima valleys wjll be featured to the
dining cars and hotels of the Northern
Pacific railway, ystem this year' on
the "same seals that made the "Big
Baked Potato" famous on the line for
many years,, according to announce
ment mads Thursday by 1. Owen,
superintendent of the dining car
service. ,. -. ' ;
Owen came to the Northwest on bis
annual apple and potato purchasing
trip and reported that the Northern
Pacific wUl take 8000 boxes of apples
from Oregon and Washington to store
in Its own refrigerating rooms this
year.
"We are picking only the choicest
apples to be found in the country and
have been making a survey in prepar
ation for the apple service feature
which has proven to us that the best
apples are to be found in the Hood
River and Yakima valleys," said
Owen.
As a part of the campaign for the
apple feature the dining ear department
has prepared 11 special ways of pre
paring the fruit. 'Through this feature
the Northern Pacific expects to draw
the attention of tourists to the prims
quality of fruit produced in the North
west. The varied methods of preparing
and ' serving this product will be emphasised.
- Owen, formerly was dining car su
perintendent for the a. p.- a. with
headquarters hers. The Northern Pa
cific dining car department is the
largest maintained by any railroad In
the country.
ForPiscerningTastes,
LIT IE sCi.
CTY n Tlh
TO
Fresh,
Meet, to Discuss
; --Bear Valley Eoad
John Day, Sept. 22. A get-together
" meeting was held in Bear valley Sun
' Say, - attended by about 200 residents
pi Harney and Grant counties, to dis
cuss' the proposed railroad into Bear
valley, and other subjects for the ad
vancement or mis pari oi tne si ate.
Addresses were delivered by William
Pure and so Delicious
Universally Sold
Robt. & H. C. Cook, N. W. Distributors, Seattle, Wash.
A. Y. Steeves, Local Agent. Telephone Auto. 612-32
SPECIAL
Chocolate Peanut Clus- Of),
ters, per H- OUC
Hot Peanut Brittle, per OA-
" pound .UC
Cream Taffy, per pound OOn
only Ul
ROSE CITY
CANDY SHOP
N.;E. COR. 2D and YAMHILL
J
Place a slice of pineapple on a
. nest of lettuce leaves. In the
center "heap a large spoonful of
Red. Rock Cheese, aid cover
with Mayonnaise dressing. A
dash of paprika adds to the ap-
- pearance. Whipped cream may
be used in place of the dressing.
Red Rock that superior Cottage
, Cheese can be served in many
. appetising ways. -
- Ofder t Tour Dealer
Red Rock Dairy
s d Hoyt ;c Broadway 4S6
45c
: s SPECIAL
: : CHICKEN
m Z - , OR
5 " BUM - BASE SOTTHEBX
: : IJnJf SQTJABES...20
m m ' COOJUiS ,J5
: STERLING r BAKERY
tU Xonltoa Jsit Below td
72c
45c
FREEMAN'S
Quality Stores
267 Yamhill St. 1 1752 Sandy Bv
bet. 3d & 4th Near 69th St.
Main 5236 I Tabor 1078
SATURDAY AND
MONDAY SPECIALS
SUGAR Best Pure
Cane, 10 lbs
SOAP Fela Naptha OfT
(Limit 4) 4 for..'.... &Ol,
SOAP White Wonder, OQn
Portland made. 10 for OaC
MILK Carnation or
Borden's, tall, g cans.
COCOA Fine quality in
in bulk, lb lUt
TOLET PAPER 4 large rolls
25c 1000 sheets Tis- OpT
sue, 3 for Ut
FLOUR Olympic H.(J" QQ
Wheat, 49 lb sack. . tOl.OO
SHRIMP Ex. fey., cans 58c
OYSTERS Talis, 4 cans 57c
WESSON or Mazola, gallon
$1.75; Vi gal. 93c; 97
quarts 49c; pints. ... d i Ks
CORN FLAKES, pkg. Q
for VC
OLYMPIC Pancake, QAn
pkg. for 6V Q
CATSUP. Snidr'. OP-
1 large bottle DC
COFFEE Golden d-f - fk
West, 3 lbs OXeJLU
CALUMET Baking OQ
Pow. 2Vi lbs. 63c: lb. . AUK,
BUTTER Clackamas
roll 95c lb r. ...
48c
EGGS
The cheapest meat on the OAn
market. Special, 1 dozen OUt
Graded, 1 dozen 35c
BUTTER
Fresh Creamery, 2 pound:
for . i ...
FULL. CREAM CHEESE,
2 pounds for ..... . .
CHICKENS,
per pound
SPRING CHICKENS,
pound
CONDENSED MILK,
3 cans
s8Dc
45c
22c
30c
25c
ALLvGOODS RETAILED WHOLE-
: SALTS AT THE
La Grande Creamery
FIRST AND YAMHILL
CANDY LOVERS
Hera is ynar opportunity to boy tha best
Candy made, Saturday and Sunday
CHOCOLATE CREAMS Afir
Special Per Lb. Oaly lC
AUNT LOU'S OANDY KITCHEN
8. E. Corner Twelfth ans Wathlngten
Mention M
POULTRYMEN
Tse Price of Waite Hessery AC
Ers 1 VC
Thi price is net to you this week. I
also mat lira jKrultry. Ship er let me
quote yau.
K. W. ELLIS. PORTLAND
Terminal Ice V Cold Storage Bldg.
GROCERIES SPECIALSaturdayandMonday
FLOUR SPECIAL CCWN or OL1MWC: 49 85
VALLEY FLOUR! V9ibVsk. $1.40
Best Rolled Oats, 9-lb. sack 45l Bnlk, 6 lbs 254
SOAP SPECIALS NeoVc5p Dried Pnnw, lar8Si
PALM OLIVE, 7 bars for. 49c
White Laundry or Royal White,
12 bars 50c
White Laundry or Royal White,
25 bars for.... 4 .$1,00
Fels Naptha, 4 bats for. . . .25c
2 lbs , 3Sc
New crop Dried Figrs, Black,
special 20c
Large Bottle Mustard, spl. 10c
Del Monte Catsup (new pack)
larro bottle . . , .35c
Cider-Vinegar (quart jugs) 25c
SPECIAL X7D17CLI LIMIT 7K
GUARANTEED rlxEiOrl 2 DOZEN lOt
WE DELITER ORDERS OF ti AXB 'OTER. EAST HIDEt STOUT) AT,
-WEDSESBAT A1TD FMDAT. WE 81, SIDE. ETEBT AT
MAIN STORE t 1 -! SECOND 8TW COBTTSS TATXOB. BBAKCH, 18
XHIAD STBEET, COB5EK YAMHILL
Orient Vaii Schoonhoven
H;; maix itss
5c
DON'T SAY SOAP
Sc
AT At Xv.' V
f ISS BRADLEY, principal of Miss
1Vi Farmer's School of Cookery, Boston,
drops us a little note irv which she says: "Tilla
, mook is different from any cheese we have ever
had before and most delicate in flavor."
We're sure you'll like this nelv salad recipe
which she has prepared for you. Have it for
dinner Sunday!
Tillamook Cheese Salad
By Alice BredleT
3i cup TilUmoolt cheeee diced
2 slices pineapple, fresh or canned, diced
H cup daces cut small pieces
H cup of celery
H cup shelled walnuts
Sprinkle a few grains of salt and juice of
H Umon over above ingredients. Beat
H cup heavy cream, until stiff and beat ia
H cup mayonnaise dressing.
Arrange salad ingredients separately in bowl with
salad dressing in the center, or mix and serve in nests
of lettuce leaves.
Every golden slice of delicious "Tillamook" has tne name
Imprinted plainly on the rind. Be sure you get the genuine.
TILLAMOOK COUNTY CREAMERY ASSOCIATION
Tillamvok, Oregon
25 cheeee kitchens owned and operated
by Till snook dairymen
Nurses at Emanuel
Hospital Robbed
A prowler entered the anraee .aome
St. Emanuel hospital Thursday noon
and ransacked some of the rooms, es
eaplnjt with several pieces or Jjrefry
said some cash.' A hasty check by the
police proved that - Miss Magdalene
Land, was robbed of lt - in cash, a
watch sad severs I other places of
Jewetory. Miss Gladys Eaton lost 65
cents and a watch to tho prowler.
OTYL TEATCEES KOOKS"
1 Oregon Arrteultwral Cones;, Corva.1
Us. Sept. t2 Kooka' and Took
esses will be featured In the Som
thlns; New number - of th Oranfe
Owl, student comic magasine, now be
lntT prepared - by the .staff. : .Alfred
Koeppen of Pendleeton' Is editor and
Fred Kelly of Portland manager. .
n n n nnflJaiffi I B;fl n
Savmg wnnftio) wmmngfi,
Cash
stores
The fdif ference between what the producer getl! for his
product and what the consumer pays for it has unquestion
ably been too great. In spite of that fact, you see very few
retailers getting rich. Waste accounts for it. The cost of
doing business in the average, individually operated store
is too high. SKAGGS STORES system is doing much to
eliminate that waste. Here is just one sa.ving: In 100
average stores there would be 100 buyers. For the more
thanlOO SKAGGS STORES there are 5 buyers. One
twentieth of the buying expense ! We make many -other
savings proportionately as important, and our patrons get
the benefit. -
TRY A SKAGGS STORE
Cream of Wheat, per pkg 23
Fancy Sweet Potatoes, 5 lbs. . . 19
No. 2 can Pride's Mince Meat 14
3 packages Creameries for. . .24
Fancy New Potatoes, 16 lbs. 25
Lux, per package 10
Large Snider's Catsup, each. .25?
2 lbs. Ginger Snaps for 24t
4Mb. sack Crown Flour for 151.89
9-lb. sack Corn Meal .29?
9-lb. sack Oats ' . 44?
9-lb. sack Pancake Flour . .57?
Borden's or Carnation Milk,
can 10?, 3 cans for. . . .29?
Manchurian Walnuts, per lb. . .19? .
Comb. Honey, 2 for . . . . :35t?
hi)
31
WE FEATURE SATURDAY
Ex. Ige. fey. Cantaloupes, 3-19?
New crop Black Figs, 2 lbs. 37
15 lbs. Cane or Berry Sugar 31
4-basket crt. Calif. Grapes $1.43
4-lb.can Snowdrift .69?
Fancy Ripe Tomatoes, crate 30?
Fancy Creamery Butter, lb. 47?
?4-gallpn Wesson Oil 85?
GHEES
Epry pound of chtst
mads in Tillamook
County it branded
"Tillamook", lit
'HfMWMi
RBI M
EE -sV
M. J. B. Famous Vacuum packed
Coffee, 1 lb. for 42
M. J. B. Coffee, 3 lbs. for.. $1.18
No. 2 All Fruit and Sugar Pre
serves, Peach, Berry, etc, 2-45?
Economy Jar Caps, per doz.. .25?
Mason Jar Caps, per doz 25?
5-oz. can Oysters, 3 for 43?
New pack Tomato Puree, No. 2V
can .12?
2 cans Hot Sauce for 15?
No. 2 Grated Pineapple, 3 for 50?
Fancy Cream Cheese, per lb.. .24?
15-oz. Seeded or Seedless Raisins,
2 for 29?
Fey. small White Beans, 3 lbs. 23?
Fancy Blue Rose Rice, 3 lbs.. .23?
-No. 3 Pork and Beans, can. . .19?
Gnirardellfs Sweet Chocolate, per
can ..29?
Swansdown Cake Flour, pkg. 37?
Large package Citrus Powder 23?
PORTLAND LOCATIONS: 249 Yamhill St., 291 Yamhill St., 226 Yamhill
St., East 10th and Bumside Sts., 811 Williams Ave., 52d and Sandy Blvd.,
East 13th and Miller Ave. (Sell wood), 906 Alberta St., East 28th and Burn
side, East 8th and Broadway, 442 Washington St.
i
when buying
Say
5?
m
"It's the Best by lEvery Test
Your - Grocer Has It
Sc
GRQCETERIAS
All Goods Plainly Marked Lets Than Downtown
Prices
Lux, 3 packages 25c
Corn, can 10c
Morton's Shaker Salt, package 9c
Wesson's Oil, pint 25c quart .45c
Golden West Coffee, 1 lb. 37c-3 lbs $1.07
Tcrn Crisco, 1 lb. 23c 1 Vi lbs. 34c 3 lbs.
VHrlm 1 .67c 6 lbs. $1.279 lbs. . . . .$1.85
ilalston's Bran, package .14c
Jersey Corn Flakes, package . ; .9c
Seafoam, package . ". . .- 24c
Heinze Catsup, Yi pint 19c pint. .30c
LOCATIONS
537 Williams Ave near Russell St
144 Killings worth Ave near Albina Ave.
1381 Sandy Blvd., corner 50th St.
271 East Broadway, corner Williams Ave.
1362 Hawthorne Ave., corner 48th St.
1034 Hawthorne Ave-cor. 35th St.
- ,B-n
ihr the ChiMn
in the economical
50 c. 2 lb. caddy
gT A IX TTT YOUR GROCERY BILL WILL BE
9aiVJll LESS BY TRADING AT THE
i R. Grocery
188 THIRD ST. NEXT TO POWERS .
PRICE QUALITY PERSONAL SERVICE
Pure Cane Q- MILK Federal, cise .S4.25
SUGAR. 15 lbs... Ol Cirnition or Borden's, cue ...... $4.65
e FLOUR : OLD DUTCH SNOWDRIFT
Crown or Olympic ' CLEANSER 2 lbs. ......... 38c
49 lbs. $1.85 3 Cans 25e 4 lbs. ........69c
PoUtoe Yakima Netted Gerns, 14 lbs. 2Sc 8 lbs. ......$1.32
; ROYAL "CLUB COFFEE Lb. 38c 3 Dm. $1.10 S IU......$1.80
BEST 15UTTER Lb.:48c roll I 95c
t MASON JARS CREME OIL SOAP. Ubmrty Bdl SYRUP
Ot. .. ....... .98c 8-bars for.;. .49c 2 lbs.. ......49c
'- ECONOMY ROYAL WHITE S lbs... ..84c
0-' $1.20 25 bars i..$lX)0? to lbs. vr;.r.. $1.45
i WESSON OIL Pt. 27c. 49c H u&'. .- i'iti: ? 93c"
? ' . PRICES GOOD FOR SATURDAY. AND MONDAY"- 1 "
Yoo Hop, Kiddles!
A POP GUN IN
EVERY CADDY
There's a paper pop gun v
for you in every 2-pound
caddy of SNOW FLtAKES.
Shaped like ' a revolver.
7 inehes long. Lota of
noiselota: of fun ! Be
nje to tell Mother!
'A big box of ,SNOW FLAKES in tHe
pantry! What a treat for the kiddies!
And what a satisfaction for mother!
The 214-ppund -caddy,of SNOW.
FLAKES insures a sufficient supply,,
SNOW FLAKES are just what every
growing child needs. Household econ
omy suggests that you buy them this
convenient way and have them always
handy for the children.
Don't ask for Crackers,
say
For the many table uses, too, SNOW
FLAKES will prove their worth. :
These thin, delicious, slightly salty soda
wafers are always good with soups and
salads, of course, and deserts or alone
" as the basis of a light, healthful meaL
! Your Grocer Sells SNOW FLAKES
in the 2y2-Pound Caddy
PACIFIC COAST BISCUIT CO.
v PORTLAND, OREGON
PRODUCT j