FRIDAY, MARCH ij, 9-
THE MORNING ASTORIAN, ASTOIUA. OKKCON.
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NEW YELLOW
'MUM."
rvpaUr
Tlatotkjr Eatoa.
Another valuable addition to tin
Raton family of chryaautheaiuuia lm
ioparted from the rather coarse form
tf the Eaton and dovelopwl Into a
tautiful and reflupd flower. A writer
lu Gardening, In whloh this new sjHUt
U illtmtrnted, nay it urlRluatod with
John A. Macrae of lUiode Islaud Ui th
fall of 1JHM. lu a bench of yellow
Katona one flower nnwariuK entirely
distinct lu color and form was left to
fully develop after the others had beou
cut. This it did two or throe weeks
later. The color is much dtvper than
that of the parent and at stages of the
KEW SPORT OF TEL LOW EATOS.
flower's development equals that of the
Appleton. The form Is the Bounaffou
type, but the petals are more closely
folded. The bloom Is about tbe same
color when completely developed. Tht
petals are more pointed than those of
the BoDiiaffon. deeply cupped, highly
arched. beautifully Incurved and ex
ceedingly double lu the center. The
new Bower's growth Is equal in every
respect to the parental except that It
eenis shorter joiuted. It shows no
tendency to revert, and Its keeping
qualities are uuequaled. the original
Cower having been kept four weeks.
The first flowers of the new plant
were cut Nov. 15. 1905, and shown on
that date before the chrysanthemum
committee In Boston, where It scored
80 points. An attempt will be made to
have stock In readiness for the exhibi
tions of 1906.
TRIMMING TREES.
Bw aad Vkn to Hadle VarUaa
Pratt Bcarara.
Cherry trees after the first few years
and when the head Is formed need prac
tically no pruning. Simply cut out
dead or crossed limbs.
Peach trees need much trimming.
Cut back at least one-half of the new
growth each season and thin out tbe
center of head.
Apples, pears, plums and quinces re
quire moderate pruning each year.
Avoid cutting off large limbs, if pos
sible. Cover all wounds with thick
paint.
Broad, low down trees are easier to
epray, thin, pick and trim. Cut out
those high tops!
Compact, low trees suffer less from
storms.
"Prune in June for fruitfulness, in
the spring for wood." This is a wise
old saw. But most farmers are too
busy with other work In June; conse
quently the larger proportion of or
ehardists do their pruning in February
or March. But there Is great merit In
June pruning Farm Journal.
Eauter Flowering- Shrub.
The beautiful Deutzia lemolnel. a
hybrid between tbe ever popular D.
gracilis and D. crenata. is well worthy
of a place in the list of desirable Eas
ter flowering shrubs. The deutzlas are
hardy and should be left outside until
about eight weeks before Easter, that
giving sufficient time In which to flower
them properly. They should be started
at a temperature of 50 degrees and
afterward advanced to 60 degrees, be
yond which they should never be al
lowed to go. A higher temperature
than this for even a single day will
ipoil them. Gardening.
Forcing TwiK In Water.
From Feb. 1." to March 10 is the
time to bring In twigs of flowering
fhrubs and trees and put them in a
vn se of water in a sunny window sill,
where they will open during tin- dreari
est month of the year the month be
fore spring comes. Among the show
lest and most Interesting are the flow
ering dogwood, forsythia, apple, pencil,
pear, red maple, elm, beech and horse
chestnut. Magnolias have the largest
flowers of nil, but It is doubtful if any
one has succeeded with them. Change
the water every day or two. Garden
Magazine.
Pruning Dewberries.
The most common way of managing
dewberry plants Is to drive a stake
three or four feet high between two
bills and tie the young canes from each
hill to the top of the stake, cutting
their loose ends back to about one foot
above the stake. The fruit Is then
borne above the new growth, kept
clean and can be easily picked. The
young canes are allowed to run over
the ground at will during the growing
season and the next year are tied to the
top of the stake, while the old fruiting
ones are cut away. Rural New Yorker.
Flower For FuMer and Spring.
If lilies for Easter show buds too
early they are easily retarded in ,a cool
house. Start batches of spiraea, flower-
QUO
HELP WANTED.
WAN Ti:n - 1MMKD1ATKI.Y, THRKK j
or f.Mii- millwright. Applv at OKI!
Oregon Mill. Wavrenton.
t.f.
WANTED Girl for general houwwork;
small family. Enquire at Astorian
offi
WANTED tiKNTI.EMAN Oil IADY
with pHl retYrence to travel for llrm j
of s-J.mi.ihhi capital; alary $1072 per
war ami ejien : Hilary paid weekly;
an. I eien-e U''.n aimed. Addro-s, with
-tamp, .1. A, Alexander, A-toria.
3 22
luK KENT - - TWO NEAT SIX-RWM
houMu; newly papered and painted;
cm-It per imnth to desirable ten
ant. Ca'.l at otliee of S. Elmore & Co.,
cor. t'th and Commercial. 3-22-t.f.
MIDDLE-AGED WIDOW WANTS A
position as housekeeper for a widow
er; no objection to 1 or 2 children. Call
or write. 22 ji First St.. Portland, Ore.
WW'TED Bv Chicago wholesale and
mail order house, aistant manager
(man or woman, tor this country and
adjoining territory ; -alary S20 and ex
ponas paid weekly; expense money ad
vanced; work pleasant; position perma
nent; no investment or experience re
quired; spare time valuable; write at
once for full particulars and enclose self
address d envelope. Superintendent, 132
Lake St., Chicago, 111. 3 23
W A NT E D EX PERI ENC ED GIRL FOR
housework in family of 4. Call As
torian office.
LADIES EMPLOYED TO DO FANCY
work at home daring epare time; no
experience required; good pay and
steady; address Fancy Work Dept., 1344
Market st., San Francisco. 3-8-lm
FOB SAIL
FOR SALE-INCUBATOR; 200-EGG
capacity; also one brooder, same
size; will sell cheap. Call or address,
294 38th street, Astoria, Ore. 3-28
rOR SALE SECOND-HAND 7 COL
umn newspaper outfit; complete ex
:ept proas; cheap. Inquire at this of
See. FOR SALE Pony, broken to ride
and drive. Apply at Atorian office.
THE SHEFFIELD MARINE ENGINE,
gasoline, for fish boats; any speed;
best mad,-; right price; in stock; on
exhibition; running in salesroom; also
Fairbanks-Morse Stationary Gacline
Engine?. Fairbanks, Morse' & Co., First
and Stsrk streets, Portland, Ore. 3-1-Im
FOR SALE-CORNER LOT 501100, 8
room house, beautifully ornamental
Sycamore s-tie t shade trees 150 feet
cement sidewalk and park place, lot
terraced, two cement steps both stress
recently improved, grand view, one of
the finest central locations in the city
Must sell quick. Enquire 307 Ninth
street t.
FOR RENT HOUSES.
FOR RENT -TWO HOUSES; GOOD
tlocation. Enquire at office Sherman
Transfer Co. 3-15 t.f.
FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS.
FURNISHED housekeeping rooms. Ap
ply No. 077 Exchange street. lw
MUSIC TEACHER.
V ANTED-THREE MUSIC PUPILS.
Inquire at Astorian office.
MANDOLIN LESSONS GIVEN-MRS.
C. D. Stewart, 127 Seventh htreet.
WOOD YARDS.
WOOD! WOOD! WCOD!
Cord wood, mill wood, box wood, any
kind of wood at lowest prices. Kelly,
the transfer man. 'Phone 8191 Main,
Barn on Twelfth, opposite opera
house.
For Kid ne v
oc oiaaaer
troubles.
Cures in
48Hours
URINARY
DISCHARGES
'tears the namerir Wm
Beware of counterfeit!
in' fliruli-. mid lily of the viillcy rcgu
Inily anil Inin' in luli'. nurci"si 11 ml
ot her hullis unci' in ten dnys.
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Twice Without Charge.!
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
RESTAURANTS.
first-class meal
! frt 1 Kiv men i'iiIco. oofrep. Of
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BEST 15 CENT MEAL.
You can always iiml tlu Vst
15-vent meal in the city sit tl
Rising Sun Restaurant,
(512 CommercialSt.
Portland Restaurant
a?3 Astor St.
Good Clean Meals. Excellent Service.
Meals From 15 Cents to 50 Cents.
BROKERAGE.
C. J. TKEXCHAllD
Real Estate, Insuranoe, Commisiior
and Shipping.
CUSTOM HOUSE BROKER.
Office 133 Ninth 8trt, Nsxt to Juitio
Offio.
ASTORIA, OREGON.
Eagle Concert Hall
320 Astor St.
The leading amusement house.
P. A. PETERSON, Prop
Parker House Bar
Cor. Ninth and Aator Sti.
Agency for Ediaon Pbonograpat and
Gold Moulded Records.
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We take your Old Magazines that you
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Handsome Books of them fit to grace any
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We take your old worn out books with
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Let us figure with you on fixing up your
Library.
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Makers of All Kinds of Books
Astorian Building Corner Commercial and 10th Street
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PHYSICIANS.
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PHYSICIAN AND M'KUKON
Ai-tluti AiwlilHUt Hnruitiil
t-.S. Murlno lloiltl Si't-vicff.
)fflc hour: 10 to 12 a.m. 1 to 4:1 p ta
ill Commercial Street. Ind Floor.
DR. J. P. GORAY,
Specialist
EYE, EAR,
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105 Ortonlan Building.
PORTLAND - OREGON
OSTEOPATH ISTS.
DR. RHODA C. HICKS
OSTEOPATH
Office Manuel. Hid. Pnone Hlnck M5
&7S Commercial ft.. Aitoria. Ore.
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Osteopahic Physician
Phone lb mI 2101 Hoiirt: ti t Ii! un.l 1 to 5
3rd floor l'.i'i- Hive KM'.'-, i 'om'1. St. 1
DENTISTS.
DR. T. L. 15 ALL,
DKNTIST.
524 Comtncrcial St Atttoria nremm.
Dr. VAUCiHAN,
Dentist
P-tbiau Building. Antoria. Oregon.
Dr.
W. C. LOGAN
DENTIH1
78 Commercial St.. 8hnhn Building j
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LAUNDRIES.
The Troy Laundry
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The only white labor laundry In th
'Ity. Dots the botl work at reasonable
Jprlo.a and Is In evory worthy of
' your patronag.
10th and DUANK Bts., Phone 1W1.
HOTEL PORTLAND
Fln..t Hotol In the Northw.it
PORTLAND, ORE.
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The Morning Astorian, (Wo a month.