THE SIUSLAW PHOT,
LATE RULINGS ON
THE PARCEL POST
WEDNESDAY.
MAY 13, 1914
3
submit to the postmaster at the
i mailing office for approval a
! specimen parcel showing the
manner of packing.
7. Sharp-pointed or sharp-
edge instruments or tools shall
be capped or incased so that they
can not cut through their cover­
Each bottle ing. Blades shall be bound so
Sec. 474, Admi -sible articles I liquid measure.
shall
be
wrapped
in
paper or that they will remain firmly at­
which, from their form or nature,
other
absorbent
substance
and tached to each other or within
might damage other mail matter
then
all
placed
in
a
box
made
o f their handles or sockets. Plow­
or equipment or injure the person
cardboard
or
other
suitable
of any postal employee shall be
shares, stove castings, pieces of
epted when packed in accord­ material and packed in a contain­ machinery, etc., shall have all
ance with th e » following con­ er made of double faced corru­ points, edges, ‘and
corners
gated pasteboard of good quality, thoroughly protected with excel­
ditions:
2. In case of articles liable to j The corners of the container sior or similar material and be
break, the inner bag, box, en­ 1 must fit lightly and be reinforced wrapped in burlap, cloth or tough
velope or wrapping shall be sur- with tape soas to prevent the paper, or be properly boxed to
nt damage lQ |naj, Qr equip-1
junded by sawdust, excelsior, escape of any liquid if the con-
tents
should
be
broken,
and
the
|
•otton or other similar substance.
ment, when intended for other
3. Admissible liquids and oils, whole parcel shall be securely than local delivery.
n packages not exceeding the wrapped with strong paper and
8. Ink powders. Hour, pepper,
imit of weight of fourth-class tied with twine. Single bottles snuff, or other similar powders 1
matter (see Sec. 454), shall be of liquid holding 4 ounces or less not explosive, or any similar j
G ives y o u a n u n u s u a l o p p o r tu n ity f o r s a tis f a c to r y se le c tio n s j u s t now .
accepted for mailing when intend­ may also be packed as perscribed pulverized dry substance not
“ Y o u ’ll do b e t t e r ” a t
ed for delivery at the office of in the follow paragraphs (b) and p oisonous, shall be accepted when
mailing or on a rural route start-
:
j.ncloeed in the manner prescrib-
ing therefrom when inclosed in a
(b.) When in glass bottles ee herein for liquids, or when in­
glass or metal container securely j bolding more than 4 ounces, the closed in cases made of metal,
closed *and heavily wrapped, pro- total quantity sent in one parcel wood, papier-mache or similar
vided it is not necessary to trans-! shal> not exceed 16 ounces, liquid material, in such manner as to
port them over stream or electric measure- The bottle must be render impossible the escape of In the New Building
railways
very 9tronK and must be inclosed any of the contents.
Next to the Woolen Mill Store
4 Admissible liquids and oils, in a block or tube of metal, wood 9. Candles,
confectionery,
ites, salves or other articles Papier-mace or similiar material; y east cakes, soap in hard cakes,
ii
lily liquefiable shall be accept- and there must be provided be­ etc., shall be inclosed in boxes
for mailing, regardless of dis- tween the bottle and the block or and so wrapped as to prevent
re. when they conform to the tube a cushion of cotton, felt or injury to other mail matter.
other absorbent. The block or
lowing conditions:
10. Mailable hides and pelts
(a.) When in strong glass tubei if of wood or papier-mache, (Secs. 472 and 477 1-2) shall be
bottles holding 4 ounces or less, mus,t be at least one-eighth of an thoroughly wrapped to prevent
Two of the greatest orchestral
the total quantity sent in one inch thick for bottles holding 8 grease soaking through the pack­ successes of the century.
6 H . P . M a rin e e n g in e w ith
parcel shall not exceed 24 ounces ounces or less, and at least three- age and damaging other mail
D ouble -D isc R ecords
sixteenths of an inch thick for
c
o
m p le te
e q u ip m e n t,
in ­
A1448 65 cents.
matter.
bottles holding more than 8
c lu d in g oil ta n k , ¡ fe e d a n d
11. Unloaded pistols or guns Come in and let us play it for you.
ounces. The block or tube must
e x h a u s t p ip e.
may be sent in the mails, but the
be rendered water-tight by an postmaster at the mailing office
IMPORTANT NOTICE
800 re v o lu tio n , 3 p o rt,
application on the inside of
shall carefully examine such
All Columbia Records can be
paraffin or other suitable sub­
J
u
m p s p a rk . T h r o ttle le v e r,
packages and shall receive them played on Victor TalingMachin es
stance and must be closed by a
s
p
lit
b e a rin g , h a n d h o les,
only.when sure they are harmless.
LIKEWISE
screw-top cover with sufficient
re m o v e a b le to p , fo rc e f e e d
Cartridges or loaded shells are
All Columbia Instruments will
screw threads to require at least
not mailable.
I have a fresh supply of all
oil s y s te m , F iu g e r g r ip s on
ope and one-half complete turns
12. Fragile articles, such as play Victor Records.
kinds of meat, fresh every day.
fly w h e e l, e tc .
»• -'i
bifore
it
will
come
off.
The
millinery, toys, .musical instru­
PRICES ARE RIGHT, Guarantee
Satisfaction. A trial order will cover must be provided with a ments, etc., and articles consist­
convince you that you can get the washer, so that no liquid could ing wholly or in part of glass, or
kt meats at the lowest prices. escape if the bottle should be contained in glass, shall be se­
broken. Any number of bottles curely packed-and the parcel
separately packed as herein per­ stamped or labeled “ Fragile?”
scribed may be included in a- Parcels so labeled Hhall be hand­
single package if the limit of led with the greatest possible
w
weight and size for fourth-class care.
matter be not exceeded.
I sold the Florence School a
(c.) Bottles containing liquid
Columbia Graphophone this week
may also be packed in strong and A LETTER TO THE
to be used in the school to play
Florence, Oregon
the marches. This instrument
tight receptacles of wood, metal
REPUBLICAN
VOTERS
the
“
Eclipse”
is
the
best
low
or waterproof corrugated paste-
priced instrument that can be
! board. Space must be left all
A few days ago I called your produced. Price $25:00.
around the bottles, which must attention to the necessity of I frame pictures and have on
be filled with bran, sawdust or placing log boom companies land some fine painting to sell
other absorbent material in under state Regulation and 1 cheap. Call in and let mé show
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t sufficient quantity to absorb alt have been asked why this should you.
Goy Wayman Music Store
the
liquid
if
the
bottle
should
get
OF EUGENE, OREGON '
he done, and in answer to this
At Wayman’s Agencies.
,broken.
question the principal reasons are:
W e lc o m e A c c o u n ts
(d.) When in a metal contain­ At present the boom company
DR. D. N. HAYDEN
r
s m a ll o r la r g e
er, the weight limit of the parcel on the Siuslaw could shut down
PHYSICAN
AND SURGEAN
is the same as for other fourth- every mill and logging camp on
Temporary office at Bay »
class matter.
The container the river by refusing to accept
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
View Hotel
must be securely sealed and in­ logs, their charges are unreason­
s h o p jis to o w ell re c o g n iz e d to r e q u ir e d isc u ssio n .
closed in a strong box.
able, they have a monopoly on
(e.) When in parcels weighing boomage ground; but by having! HELPS KIDNEY AND BLAD­
I f you h a v e a n y d o u b t a b o u t it, tr y a n d p la c e a fe w
, more than twenty pounds, mail- them declared to be common DER TROUBLE-EVERYBODY
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
| able liquids in securely-sealed carriers, the service could be
SATISFIED
a n d w a tc h r e s u lts ,
j glass bottles or metal cans shall regulated as well as their charges,
Everywhere people are taking
Y ou a ls o p r o fit b y u s in g e le c tric lig h t s in y o u r hom e.
Capital, surplus and
be accepted for mailing to offices so that each may be reasonable. Foley Kidney Pills, and are so
Undivided profits $310,000.00 in the first and second zones
E le c tric L i g h t is m o s t h e a lth fu l, s a f e s t, m o s t c o n ­
The old ring which has taught Satisfied they urge others to take
when packed in strong boxes and the plain people so many better them also A. T. Kelly, Mcbitosh,
v e n ie n t a n a th e m o s t econom ical l ig h t in t h e lo n g r u n
surrounded with sawdust or other lessons is against me, and I don’t Ala. says: “ I recommend them
suitable substance to protect the expect to place myself under to all who suffer from kidney
contents from breakage. All obligations to them.
roubles and backache, for they
such packages to be marked
I hope that my friends who are fine.” Best thing you can
I S « E R E TO SERVE YOU
“ Fragile—This side up” , or with have not registered will swear in take for backache, weak back
similar inscription, and to be their votes on election day. I and rheumatism.—Surface Drug
transported outside of mail bags. wish to thank the Siuslaw people Store.
THE
(f.) All packages containing for their kindness to me in the
D e lig h tf u l d r iv e a lo n g
liquid
must
be
marked
“
Fragile”
SQUARE
Burglary
Insurance,
E.
O?'
t h e S e a S h o re .
past, and I trust that I have
•
5.
Pastes,
salves,
etc.,
not
Wayman.
S ta g e le a v e s F lo re n c e
DEALER]
merited your confidence.
easily liquefiable shall be accept-
d a ily f o r G a rd in e r.
Sincerely yours,
Cotton bats, 72-84 inches.
THE BEST GOODS LOWEST TRICES
This is thp connortintr
Tor mailing when inclosed in
Just what you want to fill the
M. VERNON PARSONS.
lin k fro m D ra in , O r ? water-tight containers and placed
new quilt. ¡¿R'K-R-Store.
(Paid Adv.)
Second Hand Goods ajNecessity
New Goods a Specialty
g o n , S o u th e rn P acific in a stronK pasteboard or wooden
Health Insurance, E. C. Way-
e n r o u t to F lo re n c e
Ibox-
Bear thia In mind; my goods are the beat money can btiXJ
Dr. 0- K Gul,Ion, the eye, ear, I man.
|and|the price the cheapest, quality of guoda considered
d»O r n
6- Manufacturers or dealere in- nose and throat specialest, whose
tending to transmit articles in comming was tentatively an-
Notice of Final Settlement
ACME, OREGON
COME AND SEE
considerable quantities should _nounced several weeks ago, will; Estate of W . A. Cox, Deceased,
he in Florence May 21st, to re- Notice is hereby given that Charlotte
main one week. Dr. Gullion will J-
Executrix of the last will and
,
. . . J
_
.
testament of W. A. Cox, deceahid, has
jnake.. his headquarters at Dr. filed in the County Court of the State
Edwards’ office.
He will be
Oregon
and fo rvLan* O ow ty. her j
.
final report as such Executrix,^nd
Now is the time to insure your Life and Health, also against
ready to treat grown persons as „-count for final settlement of said
Accedentf. Do it Now, B-4 some thing happens to you. '
well as children.
an^ *hat
l.hT ’¡i0! '!?y
of May, 1914. at ten o clock in the
The Sausalito arrived in port I forenoon, has been, by said Court, •et
time for hearing objections to
Saturday noon with Capt. Wei- _ ■aid the final
report and account, and for
the final settlement of said estate.
T h e In su r a n c e M an, .
' bust in command.
FANCY AND STAPLE
C8ASL0TTB J COX,
Say
we
now
have
some
screen
A.
E.
W
mbslbs
,
Executrix«
sW A Y M A N ’S A g e n c ie s,
Attorney.
I doors. Florence Supply Co.
JOE MORRIS JR.
MAPLETON. O
B on d s o f a ll kin d s.
Spring House Cleaning
Time and Time to Tone
UP THE HOUSE.
With a new piece of furniture, a new rug, new
linoleum—something to brighten the home atmos-
-— phero, add-4o-your home comfor t and less en th e
burden and drudgery of housekeeping.
N ew
A rriv a ls
in
a ll
”
L in e s
A lles Furniture Co.
Florence
A Little Love, a
Little Kiss” and
Rendezvous”
S P E C IA L
P R IC E
Fair Banks Morse
Buy Good Fresh Meat
At The Glenada
Meat Market
10% from regular
Price.
W. J. Tabor,
Glenada Hotel
Síí
L. J. Pour tales
THE HARDWARE MAN
First National
__ Bank
r
The Path to
P rofit
4%
On Saving Accounts and
Time Deposits
BARRETT,S
STAGE LINE
Florence Electric Company
Jared Scott
Stage Pare - tpZ.50
Insure In The Travelers
Of Hartford Conn.
C O M PLETE LIN E
E. C. W AYMAN
A