May, 1879.
THE WEST SHORE.
S7
The Best Fruit Dryer of All.
I now have control, lor thla coast,
uf the manhlne Invented by Hampton
Kelly f T preaervlng and drying Irult and vege
unlea, owned by Meeara Kelly, Onle A Watann.
1 hIihII proceed toeanvaae for title of machine
mid Individual and county right for Oregon,
Washington and California; alan, for Ihe anl 01
1111 improved pre for packing dried frulta and
vegetable the beat ever made and uied.
Taeee maehinea are
Kelly's Fruit and Vegetable Grinder,
That make a pulp of fruit 1 reparalory to evap
oration and drying tor maiaau
Kelly's Centennial Fruit Dryer,
That preparea the pulp above described for uac,
by drying Iheaame.
Kelly & Cole Fruit Dryer,
Of aliea that range In coat
from 75 to tW each, with
cupuclly to d y from It to
DO buahela ol apple ier
day of ten boor' work.
Thla dryer haa no aune
rlor, and i represented In
the accompanying cut.
Reference la made to the
following named persona:
Unu Brook, and Hhaw
A Allen, Brooke' alalloo,
and many others who
have uaed the dryer an I
know ihe quality of fruit
when dried and the capacity soil aafety f the
1 -I -, which are healed by ateam. anther
cannot burn toe fruit, neither ae they liable to
deatroy the hlllldlnv. aa ha In cn tbeciiao In fbl-
Hiate with othera. The quality of Ihe fi till, when
iirieu, ia equal u me neat niaoiiiaoiureti, ano w
believe It auper or to all olheia.
Collver's Fruit and Vegetable Pross
la Intended for packing d led iron or vegelable.
In two lo five-pound bole, and ru' It In the
heal iMi.ainie oondition and I rm ror private tir
a' trifling coat.
I hall be prorared lo fill order for the pp r
o- xc irom r-.uaiern mauulael nrera, 1 low 1 ,
I hree veara aao I toil no on inv frull farm o 1
0 o river, l oo oounty. an Allien Fruit Drying
Factory that I now ow jed and operated aueoaaa
fllllv ky my -on. 1 am lull Mlel a lo the
ouarpeaa of iirying rriuia aii'r ajgawva yo.r
Kelly A Ma llrver wl'hout a au' erlnr, end Jual
the machine needed for uiebvth majority of
fruitgrower. A dreea A. B. COI.I.VKIl
OPENING
Wa hare Juat received and are now opening a
eouipiKie aioca 01
Sprltiff and Su miner
DRY GOODS!
We have a line lln of New Mylc
DRESS GOODS!
23 crnlH per yartl.
Before Purchasing your
ft'WM),
ttootn ami Shorn,
Cai'itrtM,
aim
SILIZG,
Call at
M. FRANKLIN BRO..
Thr Only
Wholesale ttiid Retail Dry UimmIh
llniisc lii Oregon.
I'M Fh-nt Strrrt,
Nest ilirnr In the l lrtt National Hank,
I'm timid, Oregon.
DAVID COLE & CO.,
ArVinunrfurerf o, nntt ItnUrrt in the
Rest ami Cheapest Fruit Dryer
IN THR WORLD.
Hooter, anal Jobber, and lie lent In attotea
and Tinware at wnr luginen'a 1'ih-e.,
I'orner Pint and Halmnn Hta. Port I id, Oregon.
Older Tom thel'ounlry Pollclled.
Colored Cashmeres In the New Shailei,
2S cents jier yd.
Camel's Hair Cloth, all wool, 40c pr yd
Fine French Black Cash meres, all wool,
40 Inches wide, 73c lo $1 per yd.
tiihm Coast Steamship Comp y
Table Napkins, all linen, 75c per dog.
Heavy Canton Flannel, 12 yds. for $1
Large Slie Bedspreads, 7BC a'li.
2-Btttton French Kid Cloves, BOc per
pair, worth $1.25.
4-Bntton French Kid Gloves, 5,1 per
pair, worth $2.
The l.nr.t Hloek of l'.MllMOirKKIIU. I
In Hie i'ii . ai ban-price.
a Snmdi . a, 1,1 ntKM pvHH.
J. V. D. WRINKI.K &' CO..
221 First Sl Corn Slmon, PORTLAND, OR.
NEW GOODS
Oregon State Fair, 1879,
NweepNtakett to Close June 1st.
Running For Two-Year-Olds.
Frrtnlnm of Av lortwiiyerold.dah
of one mil. Kuirauce PJt, half torlcii . cMraarc
end 'orfella to he added lo Ihe purae To eloa
June t, una, and lo nam colt on day prevlou
to tli raoa.
l.l premium .fs) fa
lit premium, two ihirda of lulanre.
Id minimi, r.malnor of alake.
i ii i he stake for running - ad iroUIng, all aurt
en (ball b bona Bda and have been IB Ir.lnlrg.
rrrmlam of Av" " bree y-ard'.
mil beau, I ii i .n.for fit b r furMi.
ntianc and fiuhrile added 'o the per. I.a.
I lie In e.... June .t. 1ST, lo nam lb coU on
lb day pre, am. lo lb raoa.
It prinahn - -
Kl premium, two Ihirda of ha lane
Id premium remainder of atake.
Kntrle received by lb aederalgred.
ahowlll
TSe .avaltoa of l4lm 1 K
VKVIAt.l.r eel to r d
ealMee are ere mfrriw$ in
Hualln l'ndrrwr and
HanibnrK l.inbroltlrrlra I
CM kh tmv.m tor in t
SKIM I' mm B'lott
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NIUHT DRF.Mtl'.H 7tc lo a
At,,
Sun BiinneU, Apron, Ulster.
Ac, 4c, Ac,
III i. ! KT a-.aWN-
,. , . Im law VmUr Ktrntr.
A Mrg Job i oi of
I t iiho I I) I Mil.
4K ,.,.... tolaWea aaid (artoe
01, lN k KIND,
, ,7 Third Ntrcert, rrtlnA.
J ONLY DIHKCT L.INKM
Between San Francisco, Cel. and
(Portland), Oregon and Wash
ington and Idaho Territoriea.
Tli. Sleeae i. eiiMe4 IW SMH
New anal IHtwerfMl Ira a tleaaMklaa
.tmv.uax:'
WKttAWK . Il ldS,
S I I I ol HIII'lHMl
stonier lea tea Han I ram i.e., aeia tSart-
laaa eaery way.
l onoeeilng al I'ortlaiid with lh UftjfBa ami
I'allforula ami Oregon l eiitral lUllriMula Sir all
laillll In the WlllaMiellr I l..ll.. and
log tie BIfC .alley, ami SoUheri. Ore-
Mn. with tlieiiregon aieani .-.n.igaiio,, , .,..
IMiiy'a boat for all point on lb Hr r
lambla Hit. r. Kaalera oreajan. ami Waaak-
oaloo ami Idaho li rrltorlea. .I.o, allb a
regular line of Mleailler lo vlrlorla, V. .
rart Wraatel and ailba. Alaake Trf on.
Tlrkela lo all illlla on IheM A I K H and
III II II ild al leaned lale.
Tm eatreaae aa a, parliee
ahould lea careful lo aak bar tlrkela l. thla rout.
II. a M'Klld.KH. Af.nt n "H.Vm.,
I'm. f4 I real mu I'Mtlaad. lga
I M lilAKKe! ACayAaag rApa
an, m d4 Nortk rnt .. Portlaa. Uga
ALBERT BARTSCH.
WABEEOOUS
Third St, naar Taylor, PortUml. Of.
I.OliV PRICES.
Kit INK II A HACK IM AM).
Uahler Nrw Mrtle I prklit PImm.
iTLANP
I farther parlMtuli
alar alien nioi.n
HI KDKTT klMX of, OKU ANN.
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