The Siuslaw pilot. (Florence, Oregon) 1913-1916, April 08, 1914, Page 3, Image 3

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    V SIUSLAW
New Arrivals
PHOT.
H
WEDNE34Y.
APRIL 8.
1914
separately and surrounded with
excelsior, cotton or other suitable Phonographs, Pianos
material and packed in a strong
I container made of double-faced P m h ir n c
W e have just received complete new line of the following and urge your early selec­
corrugated pasteboard, metal, ■ ‘L lU lcS
tion while the assortment is largest.
wood or other suitable material
w ,
and wrapped so that nothing can r We. have . bou* h* Mr. J. K*
R u gs
in ro o m siz e s fro m $4 .7 5 up.
escape from the package. All W we 3 mus,c store and have
such parcels shall oe labeled
PICTURES to *11 cheap,
To
further
insure
the
safe
de­
“eg
g
s.”
vail
in
and
look them oven
L in o le u m s
S ix a n d tw e lv e fo o t w id th s.
livery of articles sent by parcel
Eggs in parcels weighing more
W^.a,3° have several Sewing
post and to educate th'e people in than 20 pounds shall be accepted "?aeh,nes to sell at a bargain so
G o C a rts
packinggoods which might injure for mailing to offices in the first « y?U. 3re
in need of a Sewin8'
T h e k in d t h a t s ta n d t h e w e a r.
the mails, instructions have been and second zones when packet! Machine
us a ” call - when
in
Mach,ne give
ur,vp ,,a
k- - :-
town.
received by Postmaster J. L. •n scales.— tmxfts, buckets,.
C u r t a in
•er­
Page^from the department at I other containers
S c rim a n d A r t B u rla p b y th e y a rd .
Columbia Pbonograpbâ and Records
v _
L’ 1---------- vw<iix»uicrB having
tigli t
Washington, D, G.
The new bottoms to prevent the
«r
vv u
,
We
have f°
for r sale
the bei
V a c u u m C le a n e r s
a n d C a r p e t S w e e p e rs.
order regulates the shipping Of anything from the u -ic k w «n I P
33,6 the
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vegetables, .. dressed poultry, j so constructed as properiy to
°" th®
T he f a m o u s 0 C E D A R M O P S a n d F u r n i t u r e p o lish .
b u tttr-
fru it and other tect the contents
Such tic k w o .d f'i
fVhen, ,n Ltown we
S p r in g e r I r o n in g B o a rd s , S a v e tim e a n d p a tie n c e .
artic,es weighing o v er20pounds, ¡ages to be marked “ Eggs side J
«
¡° have you
C a m p O u tfits
C o ts, sto o ls, s to v e s e tc .
A lso p le a s e n o te w e c a r r y su c h th in g s a s . T t h X t S
out- the records L y V
I C
n o silk
te w
s c b a y r r t y h e su
the crates
first and second class outside
zones
w a S s te w r ? s UC
h h X ? r s ^ q ? t ^ 0? e 3’ t c
n r ^ S a n d P ° eS’
floss
p o c u h n d th
f o in
r p g n s lo a w s s in and
--- ------ to . be . carried
. . .
SfolT pjMM
W in d o w s h a d e s e tc . e tc .
of mail boxes.
We are agents for the Starr
STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP
All
liquid:,
sent
through
the
Piano
which is one of the best on
Y O U ’LL DO B ETTER H E R E .
AND MANAGEMENT
mails must lie carefully packed
the
market
Call in and let us
of The Siuslaw Pilot Published
either in boxes holding excelsior,
show
you
this
Piano. It can be
weekly in .Florence,. Oregon
sawdust or other absorbent
bought
at
a
bargain.
required by act of August 24
material. The stoppers or corks
1912
.
must be put in so that there wHl (Editor, Managing Editor and We have on hand sheet music
be no danger of loosening. z. U n ­
which you can buy cheap, Come
lln the New Building
F l o r e n c e loaded pistols or guns may be Business Manager-—
in and look it over.
»Next to the Woolen Mill Store
Robert S. Huston, *
sent through the mails, but the
Florence, Oregon.
G. N. WAYMAN MUSIC STORE
Postmaster at the mailing office
Publishers—
Office
of Wayman Agencies
must examine them and de­
The Siuslaw Printing Co.
termine wheU^r they are safe,
Owner— Arad~Blaehfey.
E D. T. MAHER
Parcels containing perishable ar­
Known bondholders, mortgages,
ticles
shall
be
marked
"Perish-
One of the large scows with
NOTARY PUBLIC
and other security holders, -
e
.
which the cargo of the Frederick able>, A r t i c l e s likely to perish
holding 1 percent or more of
Oregon Fire Relief Association
is
unloaded, was driven before the time allowed for de­
of McMinnville, Oregon
total amount of bonds, mort­
livery
at
their
destination,
shall
I ft j l f t f t *
•
over the bar yesterday afternoon
gages,
or
other
securities—
Office—City
Hall.'Glenada, Or.
*
about 2 o’clock.
not be accepted.
American Type Founder Co,
Manufacturers or dealers in­
Eleven men were on the scow,
Portland, Oregon
CUSICK J. MAHONEY
which the tug Rdscoe was put­ tending to transmit articles in
T h e t r a d e d r a w in g p o w e r o f a w ell lig h te d s to r e o r ting along side of the Frederick, considerable quantities should
ATTORNEY
AND COUNSELOR
ROBERTS. HUSTON-
s h o p ’is to o w e ll re c o g n iz e d to r e q u ir e d isc u ssio n .
when in some manner the tug submit to the postmaster at the Sworn to and subscribed before
AT LAW
, I f y o u h a v e a n y d o u b t a b o u t it, t r y a n d p la c e a fe w and scow were driven by the mailing office for approval
Florence, Oregon
me this 31 day of March 1914
m o re M a g d a la m p s in y o u r s to r e a n d sh o w w in d o w strong ebb current into the break specimen parcel showing the
FRANK SMITH.
manner of packing.
and over the bar.
Notary Public,
a n d w a tc h r e s u lts ,
O. E. SEVERY
Sharp-pointed or sharp-edged / s e a l (
The sea was quite calm and
for Oregon.
U.
S.
COMMISSIONER
Y ou a ls o p ro fit Jby u s in g e le c tr ic lig h ts in y o u r ho m e. the tug stood by the scow until instruments or tools shall be capp­
NOTARY
PUBLIC
^ E .c
iv L
m ig
g n h v t is
is m
m o o s s t t h n e e a a lth
itn f iu u i,
t, m
le v c u tric
l, s s a a f f e e s s t,
m o o s s t t con-
con- j£ st t e f o t ^ e i g h t * o ^ r V t h e ed or incased so that they can
Florence,
Or? »on
Twenty-five million feet of
not cut through their covering.
v e m e n t a n d t h e m o s t e c o n o m ica l lig h t in th e lo n g r u n X „ t a g
Blades shall be bound so that
d alder stands in the Siuslaw
w. g . k t in
While it looked like a close they will remain firmly attached Valley tributary to Eugene rea-.y
ATTORN
E Y-AT- LAW
call to those on board the scow, to each other or within"their to be manufactured into cloth“ -
nothing happened, more than handles or sockets. Plowpoints, pins, according to the unnounce-
Eugene, Oregon
considerable discomfort from stove castings, pieces o f machin­ men of H. B. Rankin, supervisor
13 HERE TO SERVE YOU
crossing the bar on an open ery, etc., shall have all points, of the Siuslaw National format,
H. E. SLATTERY
.
scow.
edges, and corners thoroughly following a season o f experi
LAWYER
•
protected with excelsior or similar ments by the government to de­
material and be wrapped in burlap termine the proper use for |t h i s
R e « « 8 and 4, Beckwith B ld g’
Cor. 7th and W illamette SL
cloth or tough paper, or be wood whies is found all through
— Eugene, Oregon
properly boxed to prevent dam­ the forests of the Oregon coast.
Easter services will be held in age to mail or equipment, when Birch and Maple have been the
JAM BS W. FORD. JR.
the Evangelical church Sunday intended for other than local de­ only woods available in the north­
•
V, April 13th, Rev. T. A. ’ Yost livery.
west suited to the manufacture
ENGINEER, SURVEYOR
Butter, lard and perishable of clothespins, and they exist
TIMBER ESTIMATOR
! preaching both morning and
F A N C Y A N D S T A P LE
articles
such
as
fish,
fresh
meats,
only
in
limited
quantities.
A
evening. The children will offer
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dressed fowls, vegetables, fruits, general demand for such a wood
Florence, Oregon
a
special
Easter
program
in
the
JO E M ORRIS J R .
M A P L E T O sh < evening at 7:30.
berries and articles of a similar exists, says the forestry depart­
R. C, WYGANT
nature which decay quickly, ment.
when so packed or wrapped as to
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
DEADWOOD
TH E
prevent damage to -other mail
Come to the Rita Saturday |
Mr. Arthur Steinhauer is home
SQUARE again after spending the winter matter, shall be accepte 1 for local night and see the movies.
Bond - Securities - Investment
delivery either at the office of
Florence, Oregon
dealer at Goldson.
I mailing or ^ny rural ro te start­
THE BEST GOODS-LOWEST PRICES
Miss Van Matre has gone to ing thereirom.
Whei. inclosed
M. VERNON PARSONS
s
Albany for a few days visit.
in an inner cover and a strong
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
New Goods a Specialty
Second Hand Goods a’Necessity
Miss DeLona Severy is visiting outer cover of wood, mt Id, heavy
12-13 Beckwith Building
at the home of Levi Berkshire.
corrugated pasteboard; or other
Bear this in mind; my goods «re the best money can buZJ
Eugene, Oregon
Mr. Wm. and Miss Hur.zicker suitable material, and wrapoad
andfthe price the cheapest, quality of goods considered
made the Misses Maude and Cle- so that nothing can escape from
GOME AND SEE ME
MISS E D IT H S B. YATE8
da Pope s visit last Sunday.
the package, they will be acc sp ­
ACME, OREGON
ed
for
mailing
to
all
offices
>o
)
PIANO
Miss Tranie Berkshire leaves
in a few days for a visit at Race which in the ordinary course oi
OF EUGENE, OREGON
| Classsa . t Mapteton Monday afternoon
mail they can be sent without
Track, Montana.
and Tuesday g
’
W e lc o m e A c c o u n ts
Acme - Wednesday
Robert Gibb« is acting as cook spoiling.
s m a ll o r l a r g e
Glenada Saturday.'
Butter, dressed fowls, vege­
at the Deadwood Hotel while
F a ir B a n k
M orse
Studio Residence o f John Ystoa
tables,
fruitssnd
other
perishable
Mrs Olson is gone.
Main Street
Florence, Oregon
Rev. I. M. Boyles held revival articles in parcels weighing aw.-.- I
than 20 pounds shall be ace -p;jj '
6 H . P . M a rin e e n g in e w ith meetings at Alpha the last week.
C H ..S . P. JOHNSON
for mailing to offices in th j first
The Basket Social held here
c o m p le te
e q u ip m e n t,
in ­
DENTIST
and second zones when suitably On Saving Accounts andj
—
c lu d in g oil ta n k , f e e d a n d Friday the 2 7 th was a sucess. wrapped or inclosed and packed
There were eight baskets and
Office upstairs in Brynd Building
Time
Deposits
e x a u s t p ip e .
in Crates, boxes or other suitable
brought in the neighborhood of
Florepce, Oregon
containers having tight bottoms
800 re v e lu tio n , 3 p o s t, $40.00. A cake made by the fa­
Cat lital, surolus and
*
to prevent the escape of anything
»»divided profits^ >310.Q(X).001
J u m p s p a r k , T h r o ttle le v e r, mous cook Wm. Hunzicker was from the package and so con-
MBS. ALL* O. QUHMOS
sold
for
$7.85.
The
money
is
to|
structed
as
s p lit b e a rin g , b a n d boles,
properly to protect
GRADUATE NURSE
be used for the benefit of the j the contents.
Hospital Accommodations]
re m o v e a b le to p , f o rc e fe e d
All such parcels
chureh.
References a ,
I
to
be
transported
outside
of
mail
oil s y s te m , F iu n g e r g r ip s on
A dance w as ei joyed by the bags.
Florence,
Oregon
fly w h e e l, etc, __________
young ppople Friday at Emil
Vegetables and fruits which do
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Koplin’s barn.
not decay quickly will be accept­
OLirSAO A O P4J4IO 4
ed for mailing to any zone if
PAINTERS AN DS
The Deschutes forest reserve packed so as to prevent damage
Delightful drive along
PAHERH ANGERS:
will not be open to settlement un­ to other mail matter.
the Sea Shore.
VARNISHING;
til May 9 and not open to entry ‘ Eggs shall be accepted for local
Stage leaves Florence
Satisfaction Guaranteed
until June 9. All settlements are delivery when so packed in a
daily for Gardiner.
Headquarters with L ow e]* BatdwM
to be made under the homestead basket or other container as to
This is th e connecting
laws.
prevent damage to other mail
link from Drain, Ore­ B n ited
ef the
matter.
gon, Southern Pacific
Eggs shall be accepted for
Buy yovr Mc‘tre«3es and
enrout to Florence
Couches at Florence Supply Co. mailing regardless of distance
F l o r e n c e , O re g o n ,
F Allen,
When each egg M wrapped
Repairing done.
&
rt0°fi S^ GS
A D D IT IO N A L'
.P A R C E L POST
REGULATIONS
,Als6
Alles Furniture Co.
TIDE CARRIES SCOW
OVER BAR TO SEA
Florence Electric Company ‘
C O M P LE TE LIN E
GROCERIES
Ja re d Scott
EASTER SERVICES AT
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
:
The
First National
Bank
SPECIAL PRICE
4%
10% from regular
Price.
L. J. Pourtales
THE HARDWARE MAN
Stage Fare - $2.50