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Sash, Doors, Mouldings
Paints, Oils, Glass
Dynamite Caps and Fuse
Farm and Poultry Fencing
Harness and Fittings, Ets.
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Stoves and Ranges Keen Kutter Tools
Builders and General Hardware
We carry these goods in stock and Telephone your order in.
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SIUSLAW
PILOT,
SATURDAY.
MAY 16,
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1914
Hart, Schaffner & M an
ANNUAL
SCHOOL FAIR
Clothes.
J. B. Stetson Hats.
We are ready to Clothe
You for the Carnival.
Miss Jennie Bossen has re­
ceived word from Miss Goldie
Van Bibber that she is threaten­
ed with the loss of her eye sight
temporarily, which may result in
a jsermanent injury, and request-!
ing her to take charge of the'
Our Line of
School Fair work.
Miss Van
! Bibber has been ordered by her
physician to. give up all work and
j rest.
The School Fair will be held in I
I t h e « «bool h o u s e -.a nd w i ll b e op e n I
during the afternoon oj the first
day, Thursday, May 21st, from
1 to 4 o’clock, and on the second
day, Friday, May, 22d, in the
morning from 10 to 12 o’clock,
in the afternoon from 1 to 4.
The prizes will be cash. Firpt
prize, $1.00; second prize, 75
cents; third prize, 50 cents; fourth
prize 25 cents.
Hole Proof Hosiery.
Star Brand Shoes.
Following are the articles for
which prizes will be offered at
the Annual School -Fair held in
connection with the Rhodo­
dendron Festival in Florence
Thursday and Friday May 21 and
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22nd.
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INDUSTRIAL DEPARTMENT
T H E RED F R O N T
Florence, Oregon
Committee Miss Jennie M.
Bossen and Miss Viva Canniff.
II. PLANTS--------------
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I. COOKING
A. CANNING
1 Potted plants
1 Canned fruit I q t '
2 Ferns, hanging basket*
2 Jelly 1 glass
etc,
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T h e F u r n itu r e D o c to r
3 Vegetables canned com,
3 Cut flowers.
III. POULTRY
tomatoes, 1 qt.
1 Rooster and hen.
4 Meats- beef, chicken, fish
Mattresses and Couches made to order
2 Brood of little chickens.
Furniture and Mattresses Repaired
5 Pickles sweet, sour, cu-
3 Cockerell
Well Boring and all kinds of
cumber.cauliflower, onion
Job Work Done
4 Hen with best record of
etc.
laying.
B. CAKES
Shop on Float H ouse, TWo
Florence,
block* below Weal Office
1 Eggless cake
5 Indian Runper ducks.
Write Phone or Call
Oregon
6 Brood of little ducks.
2 Cake without shortening.
Phone N o. 256
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IV. PBT8 „ .
1 Calf
4 Layer
2 Rabbits
C. COOKIES
3 Pig **
D. BREAD
VtoSPECIAL EXHIBIT OF SCHOOL
1 Brown
G R A N D
B O X
S A L E
2 White
work .
E. salad
1 Specimen graft
1 Fruit
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2 Mounted specimens
I! Vegetable
3 Note-books and raeords
II. SEWING
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or descriptions of field or
25c a grab and not an article worth under 25c, and
1 Best sampler book show- j
experimental work.
of them a great deal_ more. A ladies’ or gentlem;
ing all stitches named in Mrs., C. H. Young offers the watch and a diamond ring will be included.
thejState Course of Study, 1 b°°k Western Bird Guide as
a special prize for the most
for industrial work.
practical
rustic bird house made
2 Fancy apron hand made
by
a
school
boy or girl. "
3 Work apron a^dudust
Dr.
Geo.
P.
Edwards offers a
Mrs. Minnie Funke, Prop.
cap
Hamlin Street
4 House dress of wash goods cas^ prize for the fly trap made
by
a
school
boy
or
girl
th
at
is
5 Fancy waist.
most efficient /n r its purpose as | c>||
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Work-Cleaning and Pressing
III. CARPENTRY
4iates on Family Washing
shown by the number of flies it
Special Work Solicited
1 Bookcase, magazine or has caught flies to be shown in
music rack.
trap.
2 Writing desk, table or All exhibits must be sent in by
chest.
Wednesday evening May 20th.
Just Arrived—Complete line of
3 Small stand, taboret or
Women’s and Children’s
foot stool.
MOST CHILDREN’S DISEASES
4 Screen or picture frame.
START WITH A COLD
5 Rustic chair or table.__
Resttcssness-feaverishness-an
6 Miscellaneous-
— scroll inflamed throat and spasmodic
L A D IE S ’ T R IM .M EC H A T S ’!
work, hand carving etc.
cough maybe whooping. cough is
IV BASKETRY and WEAVING starting in. Give Foley’s Honey
1 Reed, raffia or splint and far promptly. It helps the
children so very much and Mrs.
basket.
Shipps, Raymondsville, Mo.,'says
“ Most Everything f o r a Little Less”
2 Raffia bag or case.
3 Woven rugs, cushion tops, ” 1 got fine result* from it and it
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is a great medicine for whooping
hammocks etc.
c o u g h .S u r f a c e Drug Store.
V. BEADWORK
S l e m m o n ’s R a c k e t S t o r e
1* Leather, beaded bags,
The Florence Racket store has
moccasins etc.
an attractive display of sand
I. O. O. F. Building.
Mapleton, Oregon
2 Ixx>m bands, bags, etc. spades and buckets.
VI. COOKING CONTEST
A g en t C arh arrt
A practical demonstration of
W o r k in g C lo tK è s i
cooking will be given at the fair The Caille
consisting of a lunch made up of
a salad, sandwitch and chocolate.
Perfection
All articles to be prepared and
cooked in the presence of the
Marine Engine
judges.
T h a t ’s A l l
It is suggested that each dis­
trict hold a cooking contest short­
ly before Fair time and that the
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best of these contestants be sent
as a representative of that dis­
; B A Y
V I E W
H O T E L :
trict to the Fair.
AGRICULTURE DEPT.
Men’s
Hats and Furnishings
Are Very Complete. Let Us Show You.
Smith’s Toggery
‘Things That Men Wear’
Florence Builders Supply Company
Hardware, Stoves and Ranges
We can furnisn Building Material of all kinds, Doors, Win •
dows, Locks, Mouldings, Paints, Wall Paper, Building Paper,
Engine Supplies, anything in the oil line
DUPONTS RED CROSS DYNAMITE
STAUP & CORUM
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Florence, Oregon
NORTH BEND MAUFACTURING CO.
North Bend, Oregon
MANUFACTURERS OF
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SASH, DOORS A N D M OULDINGS
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GLASS High Grade'Interior Finish
Prices Mailed on Application
Jack Beck
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C A R N IV A L D AY
AT WATTS’
Don’t Forget that Miss McHardy is
ready to take your Picture for Carvival
ALL KINDS OF PHOTOGRAPHIC WORK
M cH a rd y
S t u d i o , Florence, Oregon.
The Pride
Florence
We make a speciality of made-to-order clothing
allfwe ask is one trial and you will be con­
venced that quality and prices are right.
Special prices for 30 days on cleaning
and blocking Panoma hats.
Buttons made to match gar­
ments. Furs cleaned.
E I). T. MAHER
JAMES W; F o ttìi,-JR. -
NOTARY PUBLIC
ENGINEER. . SURVEYOR
TIMBER ESTIMATOR
Oregon Fire Relief Aiwociation
of MrMini.ville, Oregon
Office City Hall,’Glenada, Or.
CUSICK J. MAHONEY
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
AT LAW
— Florence, Oregon
1). E SEVERY
U. S. COMMISSIONER
NOTARY PUBLIC
Florence, Oregon
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ATTORNEY AT-LAW
W.
Eugene, Oregon
Florence, Oregon
R. C. WYGANT
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Bond - Securities - Investment
, Florence, Oregon
M. VERNON PARSONS
ATT0RÑEY-AT-LAV¿
ekwifh Building
Eugene, Oregon
MISS EDITHE B. YATES
PIANO
Room 8 and 4, Beckwith Bldg
Cor. 7th and Willamette St.
Classes at Mapleton Monday afternoon
and Tuesday
Acme' - \V ednjesday
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Glenada Saturday
Studio Residence of John Yates
Main Street
Eugene, Oregon
Florence, Oregon
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LAWYER
THE FLORENCE LAUNDRY
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FRAERS’
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I. VEGETABLES
< 1 Lettuce, three heads from
each contestant.
2 Onions, bunch of one
dozen.
’3 Radishes, bunch of one Guarantee with every engine.
Investigate. Oi e 4 horse power
dozen.
marine engine will sell for $90.
4 Turnips, bunch of one-
RAY DAVID. Agent,
half dozen.
Point Terrace, Ore.
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Miller & Daniels, Props.
Rates $l.Ct to $2.00
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Meals¡35cíand’50c
Special rates by the week
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Tables will be supplied with the Best the Season affords
Headquarters for Traveling Men
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