Jacksonville post., March 20, 1909, Image 4

The Boss has reduced the price on
«inds that would otherwise destroy
CUT FLOWERS
the sensitive blossoms. I could cite
Cut Flowers, Fuñara! Remberances, his fancy Chinaware.
many instances that came under my Potted Plants and Bulbs. Phone 6061
observation and through the exper
Medford Greenhouses.
25
ence of others, where the late freezes
F-HLE IN MEDFORD
(By James Dryden, O. A. C.)
Eggs may be nreserved for several of last spring were warded off from
Call and roe Mack in front of
Oaklahomas Oregon Bound-
months by different methods. If put both the orchurd and fruit garden by
Wearie s for Chili Concarne
means
of
protective
wind-breaks.
up right in the spring they may be
Buffalo
Waits Information
i.nd hot ard cold lunch. Em-
The
cold
wind*
that
swept
down
There
is
no
better
time
to
kept till the following fall or winter.
lh.in.cnt cflice in connection
paint your building than at
Many Families Coming io
They will not be us good, however, as ujioii the orchards in many sections I
MACK WILL CET YOU WORK
the
present
time
und
you
fresh laid eggs A method that will la:;! spring the- period of bloom caused
Oregon from East.
cannot set belter paint
wiJe-spruad
destruction
to
the
fruit
preserve the original quality of the
than we use.
DR. T. T. SHAW
eggs for an indefinate period ha;' not crop. Many < reliards and gardens
..DECORATING..
(Special Corroapondence.)
yet beer discovered. By cold storage, that were protected on the north and
Dentist.
eggs are put up in large quanities dur­ west by gloves or high hills escaped |
Oregon has a champion in R. L.
There is nothing that will
Office in Ryan Building, California St.,
ing the spring season when prices are with only slight injury. The orchard
Smith of Shawnee, Oaklahoma, who
add more to the appear­
Upftaira
ance of a house or fence
low, but where it is desired to pre­ and garden that are surrounded on all |
lias just advised that a half dozen
OREGON
than a new coat of paint.
JACKSONVILLE
serve a small quantity for home use sides by a not-too-elose belt of trees,
families started for this state last
It is the foundation of all
affords
a
rare
place
for
fruits
and
flow
­
week, with fifteen families to follow
the cold storage method is not prac­
decorations.
er;: with which to delight llic eye ard
from the same vicinity on the 16th.
ticable.
PRESERVATIVE
Besides cold storage, there are two satisfy the wants of the inner man.
Mr. Smith will locate here himself in
Western Farmer.
the near future.
methods of keeping eggs that give
Paint will not only add to
And Latest Styles of Wall
The Chicago Association of Commer­
good results, They are the lime meth- .
♦
the appearance of a build­
Paper, Cail on or Address
ce have decided that it is impossible
od and the water glass method, If
ing but will preserve the
wood and prevent diseast.
for them to send the hundred and fifty
the work be properly done, either wat­ SOMETHING flBOUT
See
er glass or lime will keep the eggs in
school boys and girls for a visit through­
TYPEW ITERS
out Oregon this Summer, but the dis­
fairly good condition.
Jacksonville, Oregon
Eggs intended for storage should be
cussion of the subject in the great
mid-continent metropolis has created
fresh and clean. Washing the eggs
Why do so many people pay $100.00
rather injures their keeping quality for a typewriter when they can get
a tremendous amount of enthusiasm,
L*1
and it should not be done unless the one just as good for about $59.00?
and it is thought now that probably
That
somo other city possibly St. Louis,
eggs are dirty. March or April eggs
We are agents for the GRADY
Delicious
will keep better than May or June BUILT TYPEWRITERS and can
muy take up the enterprise and make
Refreshing
it a success. In Chicago the heart is
eggs. The sooner they are put into nish our customers with almost
Dish
PINEAPPLES THERE
willing but the purse is weak.
storage after being laid the better machine they waut. These are
er dessert could you have for Sunday dinner?
will keep. If necessary to keep second-hand machines but re-built.
One of the pictures furnished the
LN BUNCHES they
publishers of “Country Life in Amer­
them for a few days before being pre­ Webster defines the word “rebuilt” —
ica ’ by the Portland Commercial Club
served they should be kept in a cool, “to build again”—and “repaired” as
is honored by being reproduced in that
Honolulu March 18.—The Hawaiian dry place.
“mended”.
magazine of March.. In an article con­ Pine Apple Growers’ Association will
T he L ime M ethod . Dissolve a
These machines are sent to the
trasting the rose gardens of England feature their products of their products pound of lime in five gallons of water. Grady factory and every movable part
with American gardens, this picture at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition The water should be previously boiled is taken off and Bold as junk, including
of a luxuriant rose hedge is shown, to be held in Seattle next summer, to sterilize it, and then cooled. Stir the type bars. All bearings are re­
with information beneath to the effect and the display to be made at the com­ thoroughly, and let settle. Then pour placed with new, the machine is re­
that Oregon is the only placo in the ing fair will be beyond question the off the clear liquid into a wooden or enameled and re-nicklod and few of
Why Buy a Eccond-Hand Machine?
United States with a climate approx­ most elaborate and complete that has or earthen jar or tub. Fill with eggs the most expert can detect the differ­
imating that of England and permitt­ yet been ever attempted.
till within an inch of top of liquid. ence. Many of the rebuilt machines
Or a machine sold
ing such roses. “Such rose hedges as
This
will allow for evaportion. The are equipped with the latest improve­
by a peddlar, that
At a meeting of the Association held
;.s a rule has out­
these are common in Oregon” is a last month in Honolulu at which all liquid should nut be allowed to get low­ ments and are guaranteed to do first- No ltlxU. I'very tterl 'ne i.«
lived its useful­
I ullv UuarautvcJ. 'think it
statement that is going to attract pine-apple growers and packers of the er than top of eggs. When the vessel class work.
ness, or it would
much attention among flower lovers islands were represented. The sum of is filled with eggs cover it with coarse
not be offered for
Go over these prices and see whethe
all over the country.
sale. The ordin­
twenty thousand dollars was subscrib­ muslin or factory, over which spread a you can do better. Remington, model
ary second hand
Development League meetings were ed to be used in placing a magnificent paste of lime to exclude the air.
6 and 7, price $48 to $60. No. 2 Rem­
typewriter is only
held at Independence on Monday, the display in the coming exposition. In
T he W ater G lass M ethod . Water ington, $30. Each No. 2 Remington is
OUR CV.V.tAXTEl;
temporarily re­
15th, at Dallas on Tuesday and Cor­ addition to this sum, the individual glass (sodium silicate) may be pur­ equipped with two color ribbon per­ We sruarnnte.’1 every machine
paired’and is only
we s i! to give faUsfaclion,
vallis Wednesday, under the auspices planters will expend an amount con­ chased at the drug stores. Use the mitting you to write in two colors. and will keep them :n repair
short lived, while
one
year
from
date
of
aale,
of the local organizations of these siderably in excess in exhibiting and liquid form and the commercial grade,
We ?1 o we are able to offer you machines entirely rebuilt, as
Smith Premier, No. 1, $35; No. 2, $45 fr e of chnrgc.
them for two good os new in every respect. A product of the largest
cities.
in the following proportions: Water to $60. Oliver No. 3, $50. Underwood guarantee
distributing their own products.
years riralnat detrimental factory of the kind in the world, employing only skilled
The business men of Portland have
glass, one part; water, eight parts. No. 1 and 2, $55 to $75. We have the wear. Thia is bett r ihan mechanics. All our machines have all the wearing
The plans for exhibits as decided
get with a new machine
delinately determined to make the
Use earthen jars or wooden tubs or Monarch, Fox, Fox Visible, Densmore, you
parts removed and new parts substituted. The bases
for $100.00.
upon,
provide
for
a
full
and
complete
Publicity Fund of the Portland Com­
and frames have been re-enameled and re-nickeled.
barrels that are perfectly clean, and Fay Sholes, New Century, Blickens-
display
of
all
fresh
and
manufactured
They appear to be new and are as good as new. Apply at
mercial Club $100,000 annually, and this
store in clean place.
derfcr. The machines range in price
pine-apple
products,
and
will
be
dir
­
sum will be spent in advertising the
Water glass should not cost more from $20 to $75, just as good as new
resources and advantages of the ectly under the supervision of the as­ than 75 cents a gallon. The material
with a better guarantee.
sociation.. The space to be occupied
whole state of Oregon as heretofore.
used will cost about a ccr.t per dozen
Take one on three months trial and
in
the
exposition
will
be
magnificently
“Harpers Weekly” under date of
of eggs stored.
if not satisfactory all we ask is a
fitted
up
and
the
wood
furnishings
will
April 3rd will devote a great deal of
Either of these methods closes up small monthly rental for the use of the
space to the Pacific Northwest, and in be all constructed from the native ma­ the pores of the eggs, and when boiled
machine which will be applied on any
this number Oregon will not be over­ hogany, known locally a3 “Koa. ” the shell will crack. Puncturing the
other machine you may select.
looked in either text or picture. The All throughout the exposition a band shell with the point of a needle will
Bring out the dignity of your busi­
Portland Commercial Club has a page Hawaiian musicians will be in attend­ prevent this.
ness by using a typewriter, it is
ance,
and
the
native
songs
and
music
in which the central feature is the
modern way. How many letters
famous scroll carrying the message of the Paradise of the Pacific will be
you receive from a business house
heard
under
charming
and
delightful
“Oregon is the place for you.”
OIL OBSERVATION
written on a typewriter? If you
George I). Maxfield, General Pass­ conditions and surroundings of the
ceive a letter from your wholesaler
Hawaiian
islander.
enger Agent of the Wabash Railroad,
(By J. H. O'Brien.)
written in long hand the thought
A band of Hawaiian girls, carefully
with headquarters at Buffalo, New
That Jacksonville and vicinity is par­ strikes you that he is not progressive
selected
for
their
beauty
and
abilities,
York, is anxious for literature from
Express, Freight, General Delivery. Teaming to
adoxical the most skeptical will admit. and unsafe to deal with. That his
all points in Oregon. Hefsays the in­ will take a prominent place in the dis­ Since conditions have reached a point
all Parts of the Country. Nothing too Heavy or
goods
are
of
an
inferior
grade
and
his
quiry tor this information is insistent, play and will dispense the fragrant where the interrogative point is not in I price may be too high. If he does
too Light. Agents for Cölestin Mineral Water.
and it is emphasized at this time by coffee of the Kona district and assist evidence, agricultural pursuits were I not use a typewriter he is not modern
the rate of $42.50 in effect to Ore ron in the distribution and showing of the paramount for several decadeB, and j and his goods must evidently be out of
JACKSONVILLE
OREGON
and
must
be out
points from his region until April 30th display of pine-apple products.
while this important industry is being date.
the regular fare is $57.50.
The rapid prominence and impor­ husbanded and fostered the never tir­
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tance of the pine-apple industry of the ing prospecting servants have made
™ ?■=» . "»’jg
Hawaiian islands gained during the new discoveries, which are legion,
CLUBBING
OFFÆR
BROTHERS VICTIMS
past two and three years has been that argur well to make the bustling
phenomenal, and the present exposi­
a metropolis.
OF MINE EXPLOSION tion is regarded by the planters as the city
The P ost has made arrangements to
Among the most important commod­
most valuable and advantageous op- ities to be reconed with, and one which club with the Toledo Weekly Blade and
portunity for widely bringing their is master of them all in this as well as the American Farmer.
A pall of sorrow r.nd gloom settled I
wares before the America.’, public that in other countries, is oil. Those who
This will be the last year that the I
over our city last Wednesday, when
has ever been offered. Every possible have made a business of oil have jar­ Toledo Blade will club with other ■
the sad news v.'ai flashed over the
wire : that Frank Whibett had been advantage of theocea-iun Will be avail­ red the equilibrium of “Uncle Sam’s” papers. The following is an extract
ed of and n> expense in any way ncc- d imain, thus showing that it is not a from a letter received from the Blade:
killed an I his brother. 1’ieil, was b.-.dly
cs-'.aiy to the entire success of the ex­ child in BWaddlery clothes, but instead “The extraordinary advance in cost of
hurt, in the I’.alal.ial.i Mine at Kimber­
hibit will be spared.
n stalwart uthclete.
print paper almost decided uh not to
ly, California. Tile terribio reca ent
Eminent oil cxpcrtB have after a make a clubbing offer at all this season,
occurred at 10:30 o'clock on Tuesday I 11 iwaii has ot recent years been
March 9th. The two broth-is wire f. rging rapidly to the front in t e in­ period of scientific research discovered knowing the usual offer would net us
working together at the same machine dustry of tinning pine-apples, and the p< stive indications of the precious a great loss, we finally concluded to '
drilling a hole in which the blast had greatly superior quality of the fruit tluid in the Jacksonville district, and make the old offer for this one seasoni
evidently partly missed fire, when the produced has attracted world wide at­ by so doing have quietly interested more. ”
explosion occured. Frank was killed tention. They have been placed now men of brawn and brain in the enter­ Our offer:
instantly, and Fred sustained serious on nearly all of the world,s market, prise.
...,T1.00
Toledo Weekly Blade.......
injuries, lie is now at the company but the great market is naturally re­
There are those who insist that oil Jacksonville Post..............
....$1.50
hospital at Coram, hi.i brother Law- garded as the United States and it is is decomposition of vegetable matter,
Total ...
rence remaining by his bedside to care here that the bulk of the output ¡3 others maintain that it is exclusively
for him. Frank’s remains arrived here consumed. Last year the local pack animal matter. It is of little impor­ Our price.....................
Wednesday evening, .Messrs. T. B. reached 500,000 cases of two dozen tance to the oil prospector which of Jacksonville Post.......
McClellan r.nd Jus. Smith, both em- tins to the case, and the present year the two are in the right and it seldom American Farmer....
A coat of varnish will improve the appearance of
occures that any argument is entered
ployed at the mine, r nccomp'iined them. will be vastly larger.
those old chairs, or ths interior decorations. - - -
1 l.e nianu.d:. t;.re:s of native Hawai­ into bo opponents.
The funeral lock place
. _ al
_i 2: JO Thurs-
Total...
$1.90
day fternoon, Rev. Howard oflic'iit- ian lumber will lake advantage of the
Oil lias become a necessity, let that
Can Varnish, Da it Yourself
JI.7"
Alaska-Yukon Pacific Expositiou, and suffice, and since it has been discover­ Our price.................
ing.
If
you
want
to
change
the appearance of your chairs
$1.50
Frani, tin ! l ied Whitsett we e twin tl.c tirni liing of the fruit display de­ ed in the Jacksonville locality all leg­ Jacksonville P<>3t.......
treat
them
to
a
coat
of
varnish stain. It is cheap
$1.00
brothers, sens of Mr. and Mrs. James partment will be carefully executed itimate efforts will be made to mine Toledo Blade............
under
their
direction,
and
every
pos­
American
Farmer.
...
.
.40
for it regardless of obstacles. Land
Whitsett of Glendale and were born
Fred J. Fick, Contractor and Builder.
in Eugene April 10. 1885. Mis. T. B. sible effort will be made to show the has been bonded in as high as 3600 acre
many
merits
and
leauties
of
the
var
­
Total
...........................
$2.90
lots.
MeClallen of Jacksonville anil Mrs. J.
Our Price........................................ $1.95
Prowett of Glendale are sisters of the ious native hard woods for furniture
and finishing purposes. This display
This offer may not hist much longer.
will undoubtedly prove of unusual in­ Protection for Orchard and Gar­
Renewals will count the same as new
terest to lumbermen and dealers in
den
subscriptions and if your subscription
general, and w ill afford a comprehen­
is almost out, renew and get the bi-
sive idea of the timber products of the
nefit of this offer.
Trees
afford
a
substantial
protection
Hawaiia islands.
to
the
fruit
garden
by
shielding
the
All detail of arrangement has been
thoroughly entered into by the a.vsocia- small fruits frem the drying and freer
For Di.iOA.'cs of tr.
JHE TWO HORSE BRAND lion Laving the exp, silion i.isplay in ing winds ot winter. Many growers
charge and every thing pertaining who have failed utterly in growing the
ibtulJL -Äi-S*
fl—
Nearly all diseases of the skin
to m iking the exhibit one of the most raspberry and blackberry in the oper.
pleasing and de ightl'ul features of the­ field or garden, haw . uccee'id well as eczema, tetter, salt rheum and hr.
g: i a. l a r, w ill be in readiness fur ih • with these fruits wh n planted beneath bars’ itch, are characterized by an 1
the partial shade and protection of a tense itching and smarting, whii
opening day.
price for
I will pay the highe.4 n
grove or orchard. Such wind-breaks often makes life a burden and disturbs
♦
are helpful in protecting those fruits sleep ai.d rest. Quick relief may l e
good Pelts and F
FOR SAI.;: Tv o go id farming hi rseu from the het, drying winds of sumn.ei had by applying Chamberlain’* Salve.
I
g ene
weighing 1209 ind 13(X) pounds. One and the cold waves in winter.
It allay i the itching and smarting al­
I
r Shop
STRAUSS&CO set of harness, One three-inch low In the spring lime such shelter most
instantly. Many cases have been
SAN FRANCISCO
wheel wagon. Call on or address belts very often save the entire c:op| cured by its use. For sale by City
L
Adolf Schulz, Jacksonville Oregon. fruit from destruction by the cold Drug Store.
CHICAGO WILLING
PURSE WEAK
deceased'
The news of the dreadful accident
has completely prostrated the poor
mother, who has been in very feeble
health lor a long time, and the entire
community joins in deepest sympathy
for her, and also for the father and
brothers in the grief for the sudden
and untimely death of their beloved
son and brother, frank was an in­
dustrious, manly young man, respected
and loved by all who knew him, and
his death has saddened, not only his
relatives, Lut his young friends as
well. Just in the morning of life,
ready and eager to take up the duties
and responsibilities it seems extremely
sad to see this promising career snuff­
ed out like the tiame of a candle, and
in our limited vision we vainly exclaim
“Why?”
Why
should
the
flower fade and the grasses wither,
why is youth and strength taken away
w hile age and weakness struggle on,
why are ambition und true worth cut
off when uselessness and crime are
rampant in the land? We cannot
know. Our only solace in such hours
is a belief that the All-wise doeth all
things well. We cannot see, we can
only peer into infinity and our queries
remain unanswered.—Glendale News.
PROCESS OF
PRESERVING EGGS
Painting Season
For Paper Hanging
Chappel & Fick
C. F. BOWMAN
5
DENEFF & COMPANY
Pay $100for aT^ pewriter?
The JACKSONVILLE POST
Charles F. Dunfoi d
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Varnish!
Varnish!
NOTHING
CANTOUCH
jivr&Ks
Varnish!