The Oregon daily journal., March 29, 1906, Page 2, Image 2

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND, THURSDAY LVL.ttNG.' UA7X11 L-V
PifflEIIT (OS
LASHOOMW
3?. r. r 'if Tffi. n?j?-'
1 Licccuuj5avv,i:i
AT SEATTLE
Nomination of Portlander Is
Vsatch, 1 VVJnslow and " Dodson
Four Hundred Cowboys to Psr
iiclpati Irl Gathering Twenty "
, . v Thousand! Animals.' ,
Sent to the Senate Admiral
: Endicott Made Chief,
ArS Today Being Entertained
by Sound Students.
SLE5
CHINESE BOYCOTT IS'.-
THREE STAtirDEBATETT
Tff DRTVrPONlS"OFF
5 r.i.T- CONSIDERED IN HOUSE
SAME QUESTION. TONIGHT
BIO BEND PASTURES
CV
OrOFEDilTEI
; ' - - , . .
08ISIOI AG A If J
no houses
U .
Business Is Shown te Havg Dropped
Off te Prefcall Nethlng Daring
the Put Pew , Months W, Shenf-
f Wejhlrrton. March . The D reel-
dent nominated William C. Bristol of
Portland to be district attorney 61 Or.
gon. and Roar Admiral Endicott to b
chief of the bureau of Tarda and dock.
. The senate teday peassd a bill appro
- nrlattne SM.OO for tha establishment
: . of three life-saving stations, to build
' a talaphona Una fromOray'i harbor to
Cape mattery and to , require white
T light oa tews in "navigable stream
and tha front 1 alt mi .
Tha Chinas boycott was considered
by tha houaa committee of feretan af
- - fair - today la connection with tha
yorbaa.bearin bill, amendlna; tha -ax
. elusion act to axtriuds . only coolies,
"Murray Warner. In business la Shang
hai, said that business had Increased up
- .-to gepteniber, 1 Set, and then dropped
to practloally -nothing. -
'. -The Standard Oil company report
ehswed that exportation to China had
dropped . from4O0MOftJtO-i-ltMO
ease of oil ......
Even In the event that tha senate
-should decline to confirm the 'nomlna-n
t ton of W, --Cr Bristol for United State
district attorney. It la still In tha power
: or tha president to keep him in offlos.
By secliaina to aend In any other noml
nation Roosevelt could continue Bristol
.In hla position until the senate adjourn
' and aould than reappoint him as a re-
eee appointee. The asms , procedure
- eouia bo repeated whan tha at eon-
- venes for the nest session of con areas.
Inasmuch a Roosevelt hst decided that
Brlatol Irtha man for the place, there
la little doubt that the episode la ended,
- and that tha district attorney will retain
nie srrioe. . ,
I'ASVOYJtGEUaiVr
r a Buy ecpw
AltxAndM Pelltrd, Who Recently
DiJd at Bay Center, 8aw North
Z west at Its Crudest ;:
' flpteUI lMfMtt Tke learasL)
Bay Center, WaatL. March is-Alax-ander
PeUard. a Hudson Bay . company
.voyageue who eaaio west In llts, died
at hla home here March IT, seed's
years. Hla death came euddealy and
was due to heart trouble. Tha funeral
tootr pUoa s Tooaday, March , from
the It. B. church, tha Bey. SL C Hartley
and B. f. Wade conducting the eervloee.
While yet a boy, .accompanied by his
younger brother. Kit Pellard, ha ereeeed
the Rocky mountains with a company
of Hudson Bay voyageura la 114 a, and
; sine that time Mr. Pellard haa lived an
tha coast Tha trip by eanoee was a
vary haaardoua one. lona bmmi ha.
tng to bo made from time to time. Ths
Transportation or eaaoea and supplies
from tha headwatera of tha Columbia
ailed for sraat etrsngta and onduraan
on the part of those hardy trappers, but
tha task being completed they were
Won a hearty welcome at Fort Van
couvsr by Dr. John afoLoughltn. Teung
Alexander Pellard waa employed In tha
stewards' department for asms time,
after which ha moved to franca Prairie.
Upon the outbreak of war with the
Cayuse Indiana he TOluntasred. , In one
of tha batUaa ha waa ahot through tha
lag. Ha furnished hi own horse anl
provisions and never draw a dollar of
pay for hla services.
-About 11(0 Mr- Pallard moved to Chl-
,. nook, Washlnrton, and there resided
until 1IT1. whan ha moved to Brook
"field, Waahlnrton, and in 1114 he and
: hla family moved to Bay Cantor, Wash
lnrton, which haa sines been their home.
One aon and . three daafhtera survive
. him. -
Ooo Ooaaty ThertTf biaa.
' Oeeraal Special tWnes.t
Chlcaro, March . Tbomaa T. Bar
rett, sheriff of Cook county, died this
moraine; of cancer of tha throat.
Made in Oregon
" .IQBlilH IAMOPr'
KOVeTTBB ' IIW1UT '
ArUstlcally Conceived and of tha
Finest Workmanahlp, .
Cut
presenta unusual beauty of
dealsnlnc aside frma the
rlchnees and derided tone
of color and brilliancy.
From the extensive variety
of atyloa and ahapes dls
played one can select with
greatest ease for -
.Suitable Wedding
or Anniversary
e
The prioea will Interest, aa
they represent mora thaa
1 ordinary value. .
Corner Third and Waahlngtoa .Su.
JEWELERS. BILVERRMITHS, '
MANcrACTVRINO . OPTICIANS.
"Whsre Quality la at ltd Best,"
Eugene, Seattle And Uokow it Be
J -Scene ef Contests Between Teame
in First Of Series ef Aflnttal Meet
ings to Be Held. 7 ; : t "
' ' (iMrlil Dlinatrk te Tke lnrul.1
Seattle, March . The Unlveraity .of
Oreron dsbatlna team, composed or i
C V catch. O. T. Leader and W. C. Win-
alow, and J. B. Dodson, col
leagues, arrived In Seattle last evening
and are being entertained at the unlver
aity today. -
Debates will bs hsld tonight at Eu
gene. Or.; Moscow, Idaho, and Seattle
between teama repreaenting the univer
sities of Oregon; Washing ten and Idaho,
Thess are the first of the . debate to
be held annually between tha three anl
verslttes undsr the auspices of tha
three-cornered debating league:
The Question for discussion la te be
tha same for all the debates: Rssolved.
That tha Interstate commerce commie
slon should bo given power to fix rea
sonable maximum railroad - rate - in
oases brought before it, thess rates to
go Into effect within a reasonable time,
and to obtain thence onward,. Subject
to review by Xfee courts
Tha Washington team which Will meat
Oregon la composed of experienced de-
batora. John Campbell, '01. leader of
tha team, had aeveral yeara of debating
work at Whitman college and - waa
member of tha team which debated Pa
cific unlveraity laat year. Ha la rated
s the beet debater at Washington. In
gram Hughes, - ', waa a member of
the team which was from Oregon three
years ago. gtaniey arlfflthe, 'ST, de
bated against Pacafls last year and haa
done stuck club work.
The new debating scheme haa groused
much Interest Jn a Una of work whloh
haa- been - heretofore badly aealeeted.
Competition for places en the two team
has bssn very strong and the members
have worked unusually hard la their
I preparation.
The judges or the debate arei Judaea
ruusrten ana Kmory of the sunreme
bench and Judge. Albertsoa of the euae-
rlor court ' .
The Washington team whldfc wlfr do
nate ageinet Idaho at Moscow la com
posed - of Floyd -Hatfield, leader," and
Margaret Heyes and Charles Hail, col
leagues. Hatfield and Hall have each
debated against Oregon twice and have
each lost one debate to that Institution.
Mlas Hsysa dsbatad against Pacific uni
versity last year and Is the only women
on an Intercollegiate team la tha north-
weat.
Agalnet this team Idaho will pla?e
A.'Montandar, J. D. Matthews
M. and Ray Beebler, '0.
The decision In the Washington-Idaho
debate will bo rendered by President
Black of tha Idaho State Normal school.
M. .W. Folsom of the Spokane bar and
the tntMBMIgohaarTWt bean ubosca
definitely. - : - -:
U::CLE SAM TO A10 FARMERS
KIILIhG squirrels
Pests Have Cost Ranchers Mil
lions of Dollars by Ravages
In Grain Fields.
(pMlat biipeteb tons Jearsil.)
Pullman, Wash.. March It. The de
partment of agriculture at Washington
haa undertaken lo solve the .problem ef
the squirrel pest, which costs tha fans-
era of eastern Washington and northern
Idaho millions of dollars by destroying
crops. . Stanley Piper, of the biological
eurvoyr working under directions pf the
department of agriculture, haa been
sent here to maks a study Of the habits
the squirrel and to experiment In
destroying thsm. Professor Piper when
scholar hare secured hundreds of
squirrels. Inoculated tham - with - the
germg of a new disease, and released
them. They spread the disease among
their neighbors and thousands were
killed.
In Boms seasons It Is estimated the
squirrels have deatreyod as much as 14
per cent of the crop of the Palouee coun
try. That means from 760.400 te
,000,00 bushels of grain, worth from
1100,00 to I76,0.
ROGRAM FOR TEACHERS
INSTITUTE AT HALSEY
(Sperlal Dlepetca te The Jearsel.i
Albany, Or., March It.Supeiintend-
ent W. I Jsckson has announced a
program for th" local institute to he
held at lUlsey Friday and Saturday,
April and 1. The program Is ss fol
lows: - -"Language." Superintendent
Arnold; to be selected, President Mul
key; -Supplementary Work: Why, When
nd How treed." W. H. Martini "The
Teacher's Influence on the Formation Of
the Child's Character," Minnie Evens;
"Horns Study," I U Baksr; "History,"
H. Oeddes; "Plsns and Devices In
Work."' Ida Maxwell i general questions,
Institute.
The president of the Ashland Normal
school will silver an address Friday
evening on a tople to be selected by him
self. ELEVEN BULGARIANS
ARRESTED FOR CRIME
(Jmreel Ipeetel Serviee.) '"':
Duluth. Minn, March I. Eleven Bui
garlans. wsrs arrestsd at Duluth this
morning on suspicion of being oonnentsd
with the Minneapolis murdsra Mas
man Skutoff, loader of the gang, ad
mitted renting the house where the
crimes were committed and said that
they Isft there Monday afternoon, leav
ing the sir victims alive and well. He
says that all th dead man were friendly
to each other.
SAMUEL D. RAMP DIES
AT HIS SALEM HOME
(SptcUl Dlmfc te The Joaraet.)
Salem. Or, March St. Samuel D.
Camp, died at hu homo hero this mom.
Ing. aged 4 years. He wss born at
Brooks, 'Merlon county. In ItiT. Hs
leaves a widow and five children, all
living at Saism. Ths funeral will be
held Saturday at 1' e clecav. . . , . ,
Royal Baking Powder, is indispensable i
to finest cookery and to the comiort
and convenience of modern houselceep
ing. Royal Baking Povvder makes hot
breads, cakes and .7partrj!:1holcioijica'.'
Perfectly leavens without fermentation
Qualitiet; that are
SOXAl BAKINS tjOWDag GO NtWYORlC
W SMART-SET CLUB FDR
'FRISCO lT.:iLLIO:mRES
Members Secede From Exclusive
Burlingame - Club and Or- -ganize
San Mateo Club.
V- tJearsel apedsl gerrlee.) -San
Franctaoo, March I. Sixty of
the moat prominent members of the ex
clusive Burllngame club, which la the
country social Institution of San Fran
elsoo's Four Hundred, have become char
ter members of the new Sen Mateo club.
Oeorge H. Howard loads tha movement
and many Influential families arc aiding
founding what ta considered an
ultra-exclusive laatltutlon. .
Mr. Howard Is preparing plans for a
120,000 clubhouse, to be built a mil
from San Mateo on the EI Cerrtto tract
of the Howard family. Nearly aeven
acres of land will be devoted to a polo
field, which. Including the coat of the
land, will represent an outlay Of fully
IfO.OOO. Howard and several other
active spirits filled tha charter member
hip by Invitation up t 0. The Hat
waa then closed and snynosy aeeirlng
membership from new on WU1 . have to
take their chances by ballot, nd it Is
admlttsd that there are people in the
Burllngame club who will have a el Ira
chance If they have the hardihood to
seek admission, . '
Dissatisfaction . ever the actions of
Henry T. Soott and Oeorge 8. NewhaJJ
in Bailing the polo grounda for town lots
caused -the secession.
CHICAGO TRACTION LINES'
COMPLETE SURRENDER
1 ..
Owners Offer to Operate Trol
leys on Lease From City or
to Sell Properties.
' Uearaat dpevlel gerrlee.)
New fork. March !. Acknowledging
defeat In tha court of appeals and de
siring to save something out of the
wrecltbankers Interested In the Chicago
Union Traction company are In confer
once In Wall street trying te devise a
plan for procedure. After they
separated, R. R. Alvln, who repre
sent T.- Morgtn." aldh6thlrtg defi
nite had bean done. He said another
conference would be held end perhaps
others aftsr that It can be stated on
high authority that application will be
made to the city ef Chicago to leaae
lines heretofore operated by the com
pany, but whloh have practically re
verted to the city.
They will also accept the Mueller law
municipal ownership certificates In ex
change for securities of ths companies.
This marks the complete surrender to
municipal ownership.
For Oouaty Clerk.
special Dtopetrk ts The Jesrml.) " '
Baker City, Ob., March 1!. Dow
Sheperdaon, a deputy aaaeaeor under
essor- Fleetwood, who -has llvsd lu
Baker county, for ths past 21 yeara. to
day filed his petition for the Republican
nomination to the office of oounty clerk.
Ho Is ths only candid tte on tha Repub
lican ticket. A. B. Combe, the preaent
Incumbent, la the Democ ratio candidate.
tornado' Kits Xaoetrack.
(Jmrrstt gpeelal BrTic.l
New Orleana, March II.- A tornado
struck the fair-grounda racetrack yea
terday afternoon and struck terror to
tha people. None were reported killed.
AGu-
YOITLL HAVE TO HURRY!" ONLY TWO MORE DAYS OF
" ;. . ":s THIS SALE I ' .
These Men' Shoe houId have reached here six weeks ago
but ther didn't. They re the regular S4.00 kind, and consist of
Lace. Blucher Cut and Button in Gunmetal and Patent Colt Leathers.
They are made on the very latest lasts of best materials through-
1 out. , .. . .- . '
In order to sell them quickly and make room, for our summer .
stock of Low Shoes (now arriving) we will sell them at
.$3.45 a Pair
Complete new lines, all sises. See window' display. Mail orders
promptly filled. ' ,. - "
"The man who cares for quality will appreciate Rosenthal's.
Shoes."' . . . -,.--.
TOSENTGiAIL'S
Sola Agents HAN AN' and SOYDEN CELEBRATED SHOES.
peculiar to it alonte
AMERICANS ' ATTACKED IN
PHILIPPINES PAFERS
JoumaliSt Wins Suit In Native
Court Labor -Troubles -Multiply
In Islands. '
ISMetal Dieaatek te The JoeraaLV
Manila, March t. Since native
judges recently acquitted editors ao
oused of libeling Colonel Baker, ths na
tive press has been severely criticising
the eonetebulary and Indirectly con
demnlng the government and praising
natlvs Journalism. The Renaoimisnto.
Intoxicated by Its victory ever the proao
outing atuarney, is recklessly attacking
everything American. The paper, which
Is printed In Spanish and Tagalog, haa
a large circulation and -strongly in
fluences provincial - officials and labor
leaders. Teeterday It attacked Senator
Newlande for hla recent articles on
the Phlllppinea. .
This, it Is believed,' marks tha com
mencement of an agitation Intended te
dlscourags ths Introduction of capital.
Domes, the labor agitator, who Is af
filiated with the Renaoimisnto, threat
sns to eliminate American planters by
preventing them from obtaining labor
era Meanwhile thet atevedorea' atria
Is unsettled and a hew. strike Is an
nounced In a largo tdbaooo factory.
SELL EGGS BY THE POO
INSTEAD OF DOZEN
Chicago to Have, a Law Regulat
ing Marketing of Hen Fruit
New Iowa Law.
(Journal gpeelal Service.) -Chicago,
March -. Dealers and pur
chasers of sggs In this city applaud
the action of the Iowa legislature,
which passed a bill reoulrlnn hena to
lay eggs of certain weight In effect,
of course, the .bill specif lea that eggs
on ths market must come up to a car
tain standard. It was shown that pur
chaaers of eggs are given the worat of
n whserthey buy by tn daiear and th
Chicago council may pass an ordinance
requiring eggs to bo sold by wslght In
stead of by . ths dosen. City Weigh
master OretiT today selected twd dosen
egg at random and there waa a differ
ence that .would constitute two eggs In
weight.
It Is charged that dealers sift their
eggs, selling ths large ones at fancy
prioea and working off the smaller one
upon small purchasers. The Idea of ths
bill Is to remedy the Injustice and give
housewives what they are paying for.
LITTLE FALLS SOON TO '
7UVE WATER SYSTEM
(8pdl Dbpetet to Tie Jearml.)
Little Falls, Waah., March !. Now
that Ltttle Fall is Incorporated there
I a great deal of talk about a water
system. The council haa decided to put
a system in.
O. O. Wads 'has ths foundation laid
for a large store building on Ills prop
erty on B street. ,
Miss Margaret Koonts of Portion I
here with a largs stock of millinery
gooas
The Stillwater Lumber company has
just Insulted new set works.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Olson entertained
a number of mends at thslr homs
Monday svsnlng, the occasion being ths
anniversary of Mr. Olaon'a birthday.
149 THIRD
; STREET
Ling of HorneTDcn to Etand Prom
Moec Lako to Qrao Crew, and AoV
ancg Aero the Country fo Co
lumbia River.: '-r .::---.
(Soeeisl DHMtcb to Tfc. Jmirul V
Tsocms. March II. What In all nrob-
ability will be the last big roundup ef
wild horsss in ths United States will
take place In Douglas oounty, Wash
ington, April t( and IT. Thera are be
tween H.0 and l,000 wild horses to
catch, and about 40 cowboys and about
twice aa many persona from different
parts of the state ,wlll participate in
the roundup. . A oartv from Taooma.
headed by John A. Parker and Newton
H. Peer, will tats Part Id ths snort.
rnere is a section of country located
In Douglas county and bordered on the
esst by Moses lake, on the west by the
Columbia - rlvez and the- oeuth - by
Crsb creek and on ths north by the
Great Northern railroad. In which there
are something ilk 11.00 wild horses."
said Mr. Parker. "The area of this
tract la about 4 tnllee square, contain
ing ovar 1.000.000 acres of land that la
principally sags brushy with her and
there low-lying aaad hills. The horse
are of tha class newn as mustang po
ntes. -They hav been put fas that coun
try during tha past t yeara by horse
men from all portions of ths weat, who
wanted range for their herds,
"The. roundup will start .from - Bu
phratav and tab a course to tha oast
ward, circling around Moos lake. The
Una of horsemen Will thera gradually
spread out, proceeding southward td
Crab creek. When the line of eowboye
haa been efretchad f rota Duphrata td
ths creek It will begin to advance aoroe
tha country to tha Columbia river, im
mense corrals will bo prepared In the
vicinity of Euphrata, into which the
ponies will be driven. - Many of the
horsss are branded with tha tnarka ef
thslr ewnara, but there are thousand
and theuaanda representing the natarai
Increase of the herds that have not boen
branded, and arc aa wild aa horses aver
get. Thess unbranded ansa will h di
vided among ths members of the expe
dition." , . -
RUNAWAY FREIGHT SMASHES
IrlTO A I'M Mil,
I - ;
Mischievous - Boys Diseonneot
Air Brakes and Causa Dis
i aster Crew Jumps. -I,
(geeHal DMeelcb s Tke ImtmL)
em Pacific freight from Centre lis. la
comma aowa xna stoop ' grad front
outn Tacoma to Tacoma laat evening,
Mn SWe .n. .M..hMl . m m i 1i I i
train on a brtdg aroaslng Fifteenth
street. The locomotive of tha freight,
the wrecking apparatus and 1 freight
car loaded with lumber and ehlnglea
were piled Bp fn a miscellaneous heap,
om ef the cars sliding art the bridge,
No one was hurt. .
faiiua V.w Wa1Iaaa .1. f . t
-- . w. ww.av.wB urn ni-nnivT
ous boys at South Taooma disconnected
uw ir nnvvn two as me oarsVt lot
madla.tlv aftar .rtfn. di. k
hs applied tha brakes, but without of.
feet . He then reversed, but could not
check the momentum of tha long train.
Xlraly Taenia
with that old enemy of tha race. Con
stipation, often end In Appendicitis.
To avoid all serious trouble with Stem-
Ah T.l mnA Rn.l m .Wa n. . .
New LlfV-f Ther rfectl'r Vio
lets these organ; without pain of die
comfort lea at S. O. Saldmore eV Co-druggists.
wooDRm,mp
SOME HEALTH MAKING HINTS FOR YOU
Hilton's Malt
Contains the life-giving elements of barley; it
. creates a healthy, vigorous, appetite and 19
above all others Jht best of spring tonics
plessant and palatable to invalid or convales
cent. ' : ; ' ' , r-
Pints ..... 25 . Doren .... . f2.50
.With PeptaManganate of Iron , .
Pints..... 35f ' Dozen..... 3.50 w.
Please Note our Special Prices for This Week
On items you use or need tvtty day in the year.- There's no' question Ss to quality sbouTour
goodsthe best that money or 40 years' experience can buy.'. . '. :' '7' ' ' "
Regular. " ' ' Special.
15c Mustard, per package. .............. 5d
lie Sassafras, package ....... ...........Sd
28c Witch Hazel Salve...
10c-Bronchial Lozenges
'6c Prs ed-Sa gr Leaves ............ , , 2e
5c Pressed Catnip .... .. ..... . .. .2e
15c Powdered Pumice Stone............. 5
25c Tinctufe Arnica .....8e)
Gold Fish Special
One beautiful Fantail Gold Fish free
. .. with a 50c Aquaria. Price regu
. lar 25c' to Wc. ...;vi: ;',,' .U
AQUARIA. . .i . . .... .... .50 up
GOLD FISH FOOD... .'. . . . 10e
Is because it is purer, more wholesome and richer
than any other pure cane sugar syrup ever made.
Log-Cabin Pendent
syrups in flavor and richness, because .'West India
cane sugar is used and : in our exclusive process of
refining we retain the delidousness of the original
WOte '; ' 'v , -''--y: :-V-"": :V-
kind. Take no substitute for Log Cabin Penoche.
Imitations are flattering- to us but dangerous to your
The best candies you ever tasted can be made from .
Loj Cabin Penoche Syrup. V. , :".'.::' y t '
A book of new candy aad dessert recipgs,
- . Penoche Secrets," seat free for your f ;
": . request on a postal. '
the Towle Maple Syrup Co.,
Makers of Towl Ftncas L03 Cttb Molutet
nn
Cttn4 by Dr. Bairg Cderb Syrwp,
. Wv'- A1 At.. kaVel sfsffASl Idhfl
nr niTT t 'q
eye. r vw-arx um
m I SaTSSSBl -- 'aaaV f SrFal
thewafai
setaottenoveraeevore
of
brow
shltia, whiah f contrasted froaa riding on
sun aos oars which wer so crowded, sompetlln
on the platlorm. I waa unable td
veral days, and l ows mf oompiots
speak tor several dare, and Xows my ootni
recovery soJefr to Druirs Cough Brrop. .
- dessle Behnlsa, lkrf Lexingtoo Ave, k'ew 1
Tork.
r ss a inr w erWj" rsrv
to all readers. . W want yon to have tbsolute
epaddeaee ta Jr. Bull' Cough firrnp and, to
that end. will senJ yon a sample free. If JOU
TAKE HO 8UD8TITUTB.
The mbstttttt which a dealer may try to
fast
ts simpir a very oneapir put up eoagnmuinre tnai pave nitn aootter prout, ixw-i
year aeeitX ftet only tag i4 wlUUe 0. 3uU' Oouah Byrmv FHoe. mc, sa. sioaj
4i
The unfermented product of semi-ripened Con
cord grapes, a delicious, strengthening and ap
petizing beverage -yonr doctorjecomrnendj it
' Pints . ... . .25) Dozen..... 92.50 - -
- Quarts i r.KOdf Dozen...,. (4.50
Regular. ', - Special.
10c Salto of Tartar. ... . . ..... . ; t... .2e
15c Paregoric 5
25c Castor Oil'......;........, ....... .9d
25c Tincture Jamaica Ginger. ......... ,10e
25c Olive Oil ,13e
100 Quinine Pills, 2-grain... .. V. . . . . . .. .16
10c 2-grain Quinine Capsules,,..,...... ,4
15C Soap Bark. .........v..,..5e)
10c Powdered Alum . . . .. . .. .... . . t:.,..4t
12
.'; . . . . . . . .4d
' TIME TO SPRAY ROSE BUSHES AND FRUIT
, .: TREES USE ; : ..;V v,
Voodlark Rose and fruit Spray
. Prevents and destroys: Aphis, Scale, Stugs Codlin
Moth, Leaf Blight and Mildew, Does not harm'
the most delicate fruit or foliage. " , - r
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