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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1911)
I if SIX E SATURDAY MARKET j 5 nor i.nnn boons at neasonauie rrivo ni TRADE WITH THESE FIRMS . ' THIS PAGE RUNS EVERY FRIDAY FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE HOUSEKEEPER 1 . . - BASKET .)iL I fl M& ley 's 612 WILLAMETTE STREET Creamery Butter, two-pound Eggs, per dozen Pure Lard, per pound Canned Fruit, half gallon STANLEY'S 612 WILLAMETTE STREET EUGENE, OREGON kind you'd prefer would be those that come out of the can whole. Nice, firm, meaty, red-ripe tomatoes looking as though they'd just been picked from the vine. That's the kind of canned tomatoes this store carries Preferred Stock. The Santa Clara Valley, of California, produces the best to matoes. Thry grow, down there, to almost perfection. Mostly meat and very firm when ripe. They are canned the same day thry are picked at one of the finest canneries in Cal ifornia right where they are grown. This rapid work of get ting them from the vines into the cans is responsible for the preser vation of the frcsh-from-the-vine flavor of Preferred Stock toma toes. Th entire line of Preferred Stock Canned Goods always measures up to this same high standard MATLOCK'S - Holt 61 E. Ninth Phone 63 Fresh Vegetables , I Goods guaranteed., I Courteous Treatment Prompt delivery. j Drop and get acquainted. Why? J KUiL.TN SltAM UUAL The best coal for steam shovel and all heavy work. Ask fur prices. PORTLAND AXD BlIURnAX KXPKKKS AXD COAL CO., Btnto Agent Foot of Davis Et., Portland, Or. One Conductor Helped llnt k to Work .Mr. Wllford Ads 0 Is his name, u ml lie writes: "I was confined to my bed with chronic Q houmutUm and used two bullies of Foley's Kid ney lleniedy with good effect. Tho third buttle put me on my (pet and 1 rccumed work as conductor on the l-exitiKtoii, Ky Street Hallway. It will do rll you claim In rases of muiihintisui. urto acid. It clears the blood of j - i Grocery roll .. . . .. 60c . 18c I2V2Q ..20c Best of Everything That is why the customers of this store are always satisfied. They know that no matter what they or der they are sure to get the best. It means a great deal to our cus tomers and it means a great deal to us. As an illustration of the qual ity lines we carry, let us consider canned tomatoes. Probably there are more tomatoes used than any other item of canned vegetables. Often you have opened a can of tomatoes that looked like soup. Not a very appetizing sight, surely. The fa1 - 31 Ninth East Street Phono 60 5-lb. pail Pure Lard 70o For A-1 quality meat try this market. Family trade a specialty. Phone 713 Party R. ;j U. of O. Meat i! Market SOUTH PARK AND OAK We make a specialty of fancy Breakfast Bacon and Sugar-cured Hams. Phone 713-Party R. The Place to eat THE Y. M. C. A. CAFETERIA For ladies and gentlemen i ' , TIIK WAT OI'TU AI PAIfffORS sro situated directly across tho street from tho Alohm. Theater. tf . jFor Choice Meats Hams, choice, pound. . . . . 1 8fi 5-pound can Lard 75c Broders Bros. '44 West Eighth Street' r mgyn SPECIALS FOR Saturday CITY FISH MARKET FRESH FISH Halibut, pound 124c itecl-hcal Salmon, pound Iftc Chinook Salmon, pound ! Black Cod, pound 13 Klppred Salmon, pound aoe SMOKED FISH Salmon, pound Halibut, pound ISc l!Oc SALT FISH Cod Fish, pound 15,. Mackarel, a piece 10c and Mr Salmon Trout, pound 10c i1 OYSTERS Olympla, quart Eastern, bulk, quart Eastern, quart can Vl.no .... IIOc ... 70c A&1CE STOCK OF CANNED GOODS OP ALL, KINDS. 58 West Eighth Street Phone 454 Private delivery at your service Charlie's Fish Market; 629 OAK STREET Salt Mackerel, 2 for . .. Dried Herring, 3 for ; . , Salt Herrina. Der lb. . Smoked Salmon, per lb. . Smoked Halibut, per lb. FRESH FISH 25o . 5 c i n , 20c Salmon kc : Halibut 1 2 1 2 c Rock Cod 5G Black Cod 1 2 1 a c Ling Cod qq Red Snapper 5o' Salmon Trout 22o Razor Clam, per dozen -25c Crabs 15c to 25c each, i Remember We do not Cnrrv' Frozen nor Cold Storage Fish. PHONE "23" NO HOODOO !lit ll ..... nam on Uv-uvil,iip spring on .Mrs. John Snores, tlu' JModo Millinery, 21 West 7th. S2lots of early good THINGS TO EAT IN EUGENE'S MARKETS Southern Strawberries, Aspar agus, Cauliflower and Rhu barb Tempt Housewife Oh, you ripe, juicy strawberry; California and K.uthorn strawber ries, real berries, too, made their first appearance In the Eugene Mores doing the week, and arc tempting the hpusewife toward lux ury. They are only 1 cent a blto. Vwi'Dly-flve strawberries for 25 tents, just like eating money. But they taste every bit as goon as the copper. California strawberries are still a little early yet and some of jt'ie berries In the shop windows aie from tho fields of Louisiana. When strawberries are shipped 200( miles oi more no wonder they cost two bits a box. Home-grown asparagus as made Its first appearance In the grocery stores, .and local grown rhubarb of the best grade Is in the store win (lows. Tho feed arid ,hi;y markets have remulnod practically the same dur ing tho past week, but a change up ward Is expected In prices during th next six days. This is based upon the largo amount of construc tion work and spring work that Is Increasing tho demand rapidly. The prices ore already, far from low, barley now belug quoted at 30 cents. In the ment market there has been little change. Pork and weal have fallen off as a result of a fluctua tion in the demand, but the change is slight. Prices at the various markets are varying between a con siderable range, and It is hard to quote a retail price. WEEKLY REPORT OF EUGENE MARKE1 Chlttlm Bark 4c. Wool 13 15c. Mohair 34c. - Poultry, Kggs, Etc. Eggs per docgidulSc. Dairy Butter Per, roll. 4050c. Fryers Per pound, 1618. Hens Per pound, 13 16. Fruits, Vegetables. Ktc. Potatoes $1 per bushel. OnionB Per cwt., $2.75 3. Lemons $4.00. Oranges $2.76. Livestock Market. Good Cows $3 A 4. Common Cows 2 3V4. Steers 4 43 5c. Veal Phlme dressed, under 125 pounds. 7 10. , Mutton On 'not 3 He Hogs On foot, 67c. Hogs Dressed, 8 9c. , Lambs 4 6c. Grain and Feed. Valloy Flour 14.60. Flour 1 5.7 5. Wheat Per. bushel., 76 80. Bran Per ton, $28.50. Mixed Feed Per ton, $31.00. Shorts Per ton, $32. Baled Hay $10. Rolled Barley $30. Oats Per bushel, 35 40. HIDES Dry hides, 15H16Hc FOR RENT Storeroom in the Hulln building, on East Ninth St., two doors onBt of Hoffman house; now occupied by Con- don's Bakery. See L. G. Hulln at Stevens ft Hulln Piano House, Commercial club block. Rnbcribe for tho Guard. The Sterner Grocery ' C. W. C0RUMP, Propr. 20 E. Ninth Street Phone 18 l Good Goods Reasonable Prices Bast of Service "S" Trial is a Steady Customer Know Your Grocer Reliability mv success. ' When you buy groceries here you get quality as well as quantity. White Grocery ' Company Corner Fifth and Willamette Phone 152 Try Our Homemade Porh Sausage and Liverwursts : 12V2C We Make All Our Own Sausage THE Handy Market FIFTH AND WILLAMETTE PHONE 489-R Meat , Market For A-1 quality meats call at this market. Fresh, 5-lb. pail Pure Lard 75fi Salt and Smoked Meats. 9th Street Market PHONE PHONE YOUR ORDERS FOR QUICK DELIVERY KF.A1) THIS If you are troubled with any Kid ney, bludder or rheumatic trouble, you will find 60 days' treatment in $1.00 bottle of Hall's Te Won der and seldom one bottl fails .to cure. Send for testimonial!!. nr E. V. Hall. 2928 OUve street. St.' Louis, Mo. Soldjy O. J. Hull, drug gist. Picture Framing at Your Own Price i I have 300 remnants of picture frame molding that I'm going to let the customer set the price on. nrlng your picture, pick out your doldlne and pay what you wish. SKAVKIl'S FKAMK SHOP A19 29 East th St. Do You Know?, THAT ALL ROADS LEAD TO Bailey's Grocery v,; to! Better hit the trail. Clean, fresh stock in all Urieg. Complete line of new dishes and graniteware at bed-rook prices. PHONE 865 1 . Koh-I-Noor "The Quality Shop" Confec tionery and Ice Cream THAT IS SUPERIOR Your Garments Need PRESSING -----REPAIRING r DYEING You can get all of them done to please you The Eugene Dye and Cleaning Works '. 125 East Ninth Street Phone Main 122 , CENTRAL COFFEE CO. ,-80 OI.IVK STRKKT PHOXK 80S . Get your Coffee fresh roasted.! We are the only firm who roast! their own Coffee in Eugene Just phone in your order-and we will deliver it promptly. J. F. BOGART MANAGER V o fi Hot and Cold Lunches :: 531 WILLAMETTE ST. Cleaning 494 WILLAMETTE STREET, EUGENZ . Specials for ;5 ;: v. Saturday i Smoked Meats Picnic Hams, lb. . .... So Prime Bacon, lb. :. . .; 22c I Canned Meats . But Assortment Fresh ranch Eggs, 2 doz. 85c Post Toastles and Rica Flakes, three packages for 25c Creamery Butter, 2 lbs 65c Potatoes. 100 lbs $1.60 Dried Peaches, 3 lbs 25c Baking Powder .... 15c and 25c . Dried Apples, 3 lbs. 25c Rolled Oats, E lbs.-.. 35c Chickens,- live lb. 20c Chickens, dressed, lb 22c Cheese, filled cream, lb 20c Fresh Fish Salmon, pound 12c Halibut, pound 12Hc Cod, pound 12Hc Perch, pound 12Hc X All other kinds of Fish in season. t Market cor. 6th and Olive " Our own private delivery Phone 831 j;H. Newman Proprietor The highest cash prices paid for Chickens and Errs To the Public Invite You To call . and inspect oui , stock of Agates and ask our prices. Agates sur- . faced free. Work guaran- teed. Butterine, 2-lb. rolls 50c j J. O Conradsi LAPIDARIST j ' 619 WILAMETTE ! T'.IinFN'P. OREGON ' Good results always follow the" of Foley Kidney Pills. They ' prompt relief in all cases of kim and bladder disorder. Try t' GUARD'S CLASSIFIED ADS PAVS
