The Oregon daily journal., May 20, 1907, Page 8, Image 8

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL'. PORTLAND. MONDAY EVENING. T.!7VY 0. 1CC7.
HAPPY WILL BE THE WIFE' WHO DRAWS
. ONE OF.TOESE PRIZES' . ..
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Booh Your Ordcr Now Have, H
Delivered IVhen Ready and .
-, Save Money Thereby. -
Wc install this great range in your kitchen and if at the
end of 30 days you are not perfectly satisfied with it if it does
not prove all wfc claim for it we will take it back and refund
every, cent you have paid on it. Your money is simply taken
as a guarantee of good faith a guarantee to us that we do not
deal .with triflers.- You want a good steel range.' We have
what you want. " We meet on an equal plane and enter into
a bona fide business transaction.
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Don't nesUate, Don't
Wait, Get Your Name on
the Roll at Once. -
The manufacturer , warrants the
"Eclipse" for 15 years, and we also stand
back of that guarantee. : Should any
part break we replace it Should it not
meet all conditions as represented we
will redeem each and every rarige v f
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ENTITLE YOU
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And secure to you all the advantages offered, among
which will be all the pipe you need FREE. Our sales
men will explain all other details. Order this week
if you can. ' . . -
JUST 100 MEMBERS
JUSJ'IOO WINNERS
Special Terrhs,Speci&l Prices to all wh will enroll as members of ur
Eclipse Steel Range Club. ( We are authorized by the Eclipse -foundry
people to make special concessions to 100 buyers ef the Eclipse Steel Range
wno win enroll as members of this club and meet Its conditions. Order an
ECLIPSE"
YOU SAVE $10 OVER TOE PRICE OF ANY OTDER STEEL RANGE
Cor. First and Yamhill Sts.
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Cor; Second Land Yamhill Stsf f
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Rogue River Fruitgrowers Will
, Combine the Festal With
the Commercial.
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(Special Dispatch to Th JoomaX)
Grant Pa, n,, May 10. A well
attended meeting; of fruit rroweni w
held In thia city Saturdajr under th
ihi flniiti Pmi Fruit
Growera" tinin. It-waa in the atr
of. an experience meeting-, much m
torest waa manifested and the dlscuv
fcirtna brous-ht ou many valuable pointa.
It wai decided to hold meeting; in
the Lee diatrict five' mllea t of this
city, on Saturday June 21. . Thla will
be rlcDio affair and will be held in
n handnome oak growe on the banks of
H6gu9 river. A baaket dinner wilL
orved and the day will be 'wade a ae
rial affair aa well aa a meeting- to dla
ua orchard problems In this district
ere some of the largrest and finest oiv
t harda in Josephine county ndftf
h close of the rerular program for
the meeting th fruit growers will rislt
ti)t orchards and study the method of
cultivating, pruning and thinning prac
ticed by the owners. " ' r.''
It is tho plan of the Fmit Growers
Viilun to hold public meetings hereafter
f t iait once In two months , to better
cr fi- tile cnmnft1.-;n of education to
i..;.'. uix'ura o fruit growing la
Josephine county. The union will bold
Its annual election of officers here on
Saturday, June 1. The preaent officers
are H. A. N. Reymers, president; R. K.
Robinson vice . presldent Charles Ma
serve, - secretary ; and. .manager; I
Reymers, R. M. Robinson, J. H. Robin
son, J. T. Morrison; E. Erickson, C F.
Lovelace, H. C Bobslen, J. H. Cojby and
S. C Christie. The union was organised
last year and though starting;wlth but
few members made . Such a Succeis of
marketing fruit tha almost every fruit
raiser In the county bag asked, to be
come a member.-.'; .iv' fjvyK
tattle Sarm Dona JSy rxosts. ; ,
But Very little Injurjrwas done by
the frost the first of this month, which
waa so general over the north Faolflo
coast, in the orchards of Rogue rivr
valley. Only a few.; low-lying orchards
were frosted n- .these will have more
than half a: crop- Owing td the thor
ough spraying inJosephlne county the
past winter and this spring there will
be a larger amount of first class apples
and pears this year" than : laet Ths
growers are expecting big prices owing
to the tremenduous havoo : made by
pests In the orchards of the east and
by the killing of the fruit buds by
heavy late frosts that were t exper
ienced ail over ths east and south. The
yield of peaches and grapes hers will
M up to the average acreage.
" i Gaudin to Lead Knights.
Clioinnatl. Mar i0.-tr. Felix Gaudin
of ?Newr Orleans has been reelected su
preme president of the supreme council
of the Cathollo .Knights of America,
Nashville, Tennessee, was selected as
the next meeting place, r - , - ' '
Itching,' bleedinr.'. nrotrudtnv fir blind
piles yield to Doan's Ointment. Chronic
cases soon relieved,-Anally cured. Drug
gists sell It. -. ..i' .
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"Terrace Park
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kURINQ the past few months there has been a big Increase in the sale of Portland residence
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I J orooertv to outside Deoole. and since the ooeninsr of "Terrace Park." Portland's most beauti
, ful and best residence section, dozens of others have' bought." Much of this has t)een from
eastern Oregon, where. 'Mr. J. A. Ward, of the Spanton Company,formerly lived. Among the recent ?
buyers of "Terrace Park" property are C. W. Shute and Mr. Richards, both of Arlington, and Grant. I,
waae, or uiex. -: wnen one can ovy a resiaence lot tor trom to $uw, only paying a tew aoiiars
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. ' - i - down and the rest on easy, terms, it is no wonder that sovmany outside people are investing in -
' ' "Terrace Park Their money is certaih to double and treble. . -i-- ' - . - " , -
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Ifie Spanton i Company
Phones: 'HOME 2828; MAIN 2821 . "TERRACE PARK," TABOR 180.
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270 STARK STREET
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Opposite Chamber of Commerce
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