The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, February 12, 1910, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTiin OREGON .DAILY mmm BIG APPLE SMOV - . , - Vancouver Would Give First National Exposition ' ; November. ! ; Vancouver. B. C, Feb. 12. The pro posal lo hold In Vancouver in Novem ber the first Canailisn National Apple Fhow was warmly Indorard at a met Inir lield hf the orflca of the Tourist HotlaHo. ' A provisional committee of representative citizens was appointed, which will request the mayor to call a publlo meeting with the object of forming a permanent association. The success attending; apple shows In the Vnttnd States, particularly that held in Hpokane, as also the Interest manifested by various publlo bodies In British Columbia in the proposal to establish a Ilka exhibition In Vancou ver, was pointed out by Maxwell Kmlth, Not only had the newspapers of the province Indorsed It, but favorable res olutions had been adopted by all the agricultural bodies Interested In , fruit culture at their annual meetings. Mr. Smith added that he had personal as surances of support from all the mem- i JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY ' 12, 1910. here of (he legislature, whom he had interviewed. ' ' ' The following provisional committee waa appointed: "The mayor. Sir VII. Tupper, K, C, and Messrs. J I. A. Stone, president of ths board of trade; F. J. Frocter, president of the Tourist as sociation; J. J. Miller, president of tha Exhibition association; K. A. Buchan, nctln president tf the Canadian club; a. ; V. Thompson, president of the Trades and Labor council; Campbell Sweeney, chairman' of tlx Clearing House association; W. M. McKay, prea Ident of tha Conservative association; J. M. Senkler, K. C., president of the Liberal aasoclatlon; B. )l. II. Alexan der, C 8. Douglas, B. F. Dickens, J. N. Ellis, . Maxwell Smith and Elliott 8. Rows. -.' '.-.'' . , Journal want ads bring results. GOLD HILL COFFINS . TOO SHORT FOR 1Mb ; KANE'S CREEK MAN . . V Washington Pioneer Diet, Chehalls. Wash., Feb. II. Thomas It. Winston, father of Mrs. William Wood- Gold HIU, Or.. Feb. 11. Un dertaker A. K. Kellogg hss no coffin long enough for the body of Qeorge Ithoten, -who died at Ills home on Kane's creek, three miles from here, yesterday. Ithoten was tlx feet six Inches tall, one of a family of six. all aevaral Inches over six feet in height. , , ham of Portland, dlrd in Kllcnsburg, Wash., on Wednesday of this week. The funeral will be held In this city Sunday, another daughter, Mrs. IC. O. Whltmarsh, residing hre. Mr. Win ston was' a pioneer cltlnon of Lew I county, but ' for some time past had lived at Satsop. Wash. He was one of the. early surveyors of tha northwest, and helped find the route of the North ern I'aclflo main line across the Cascade mountains.' - ,' Airship House fur Albany. (Spvrial Dlsptb to The JoaruaL) Albany. Or., Feb. 1 J. Work has b bun on tha erection .of a building at J. C. Burkharfa aviation field for the housing of his biplane, which la being brought down here by boat from Fort land. Trial flights wilt be held here next summer. '.. ASPARAGUS KING .i TO BUILD CANNERY ' Springfield. Or, Feb. I J Scores A. Dorrla, who supplies fanrr asparagus grown r exclusively on his - Irrigated farm near here, will this spring build a cannery to prepare the plant for east ern markets. ' Very little of his crop hss been sold In local markets, most of it being shipped to Portland, and other coaat cities. Tha farm is ' sit uated on rich bottom land, which over flows every year and is covered rich sediment. with Postmaster at Kettle Falls. Washington, Feb. U.Tha senate yes terday confirmed tht nomination of R. A. McKellar to be postmaster at Kettle Falls. Wash; : V WOODVILUANS HAVE IMPORTANT SUBJECT , ON WHICH TO DEBATE Woodvllle, Or., F u. '1 i. A m.- e anderlng cow tore a circus from an old building . r tu.i.ty, . and went off down ' tho timet o .munching until the last vrsllRn of the gay pl lure hud disap- e peered. Whether aim hm-amo tired of the fixed smile of the trapcxe lady, or whether ah.- n Just naturally hungry Is a mi. - , ! tlon that la being vigorously il.- bated here. vv- - . , Journal want ads bring results. ll rH- "SUNKIST" " "SUNKIST" "SUNKIS-r i "SUNrMST"7"!! "SUNKIST ' sunkist 1 . v1rJrr ' ORANGE ORANGE ORANGE. ORANGE I orange I orange oJoy, I I I r'Jjpii.", I .W.", I 1 111111 .J!5CC SPECIAL SPECIAL PEC ram sum 1 jlVamloadl of Oranges; v Schedule for ing on Special ; EspFeiSs BBB SBSBP S s 66 n A 99- ' ' ; Week Eedinniiiii February 14 ; . ': 'H , Your dealer every dealerwill be supplied with fresh picked "Sunkist"'oranges. ; :v::;;:; Here is fruit that is fresh as that eaten by your California W rinS ; 1 rhtf way wherever possible. The California Fruit Growers Exchange can allow "Sunkist" oranges to fully mature on the tree because they, get them to you so quickly after picking. ,''C-K.':-:-VVVi"'f ; ' Picked By Gloved Hands Picked by experts wearing gloves to keep the deep tinted skin intact thus insuring perfect oranges. "Sunkist" oranges are tree-ripened observe the deep tinted skin that's Nature's guarantee for the matured lusciousness within. There are no. other oranges like these. Place them oa! your table., at every meal, Tour family will .appreciate "Sunkist" oranges as they do no other food. - Physicians recommend oranges for their food value to brain and nerve cells. .V . . r , Be Sure You Get "Sunkist" Oranjies FREE ORANGE SPOONS In order that you' get the ' choicest of the 5,000 groves in Save Wrappers of "dimKist : uranges ana Lemons . Send 12 wrappers and 6t;wo-cent stamps tor a handsome Rogers' full standard plate which Sunkist" oranges are grown, be sure the oranges you buy arc wrapped in tissue paper upon which is printed the "Sunkist" Insist upon getting "Sunkist" oranges only then you are insured of the finest fruit it is possible to grow. :-V---:' are rich in strong lemon juices." They are thin-skinned, firm, tree-ripened 'arid hand-picked. They answer every purpose better than any other lemon in the world. That's because they are carefully cultivated by most expert hands.- ' N - orange spoon, in a short time you can easuynaveaiuutaDieset. 1 ney are worthy -of a place at, every table. Your dealer is prepared for this Great Orange Sale. He will have a full supply of "Sunkist" oranges for you for every customer. Send "Suakist" Wrappers and Stamps to California, Fruit Growers' Exchange ' 3S Qark Street . aicaIU. ILESS DON'T LET THISMLE SUP YOUR MIND "Sunkist" QimB "Sunkist" . THE RETAIL TRADE SUPPLIED BY McEWEN & KOSKEY WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS OP "SUNKIST" ORANGES Also wholesale dealers in all kinds of Fruits and Vegetables. Special attention to orders from out of town merchants. Everybody will want "Sunkist" Oranges. Let us keep you supplied. ; . , , JJHONES: s Main2173; A-2173. - . 129 Front St., Between Washington and Alder, Portland, Or. WE ARE WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS OF "Sunkist" and "Gilt-Edge" ' Brands Fancy Navel Oranges W. B. GLAFKE COMPANY r , Wholesalers ift Pruits -108-110 FRONT STREET, PORTLAND, OR. PECIA SALE FOR ONE WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY "SUNKIST" Oranges and Lemons FRESH AND DRIED FRUIT, NUTS, RAISINS, DATES, ETC. LARGEST AND BEST : EQUIPPED FRUIT STAND IN THE CITY, , SEE HARDING, THE FRUIT MAN, AT THE- WHITE PUBLIC MARKET . ' .CORNER SECOND AND MORRISON STREETS ' WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS , " FOR "SoMdst"Ssnd DAVENPORT, THOMPSON CO. Wholesale Fruits and Produce . 144 FRONT STREET BOTH PHONES "Snist''0raLsr! ' YES, WE HAVE THEM " DRYER, BOLLAM &C0MPAN Y W. H. Dryer t , ;,'' . VT. W. Bollam Wholesale Fruit and Produce Merchants . - 128-FRONT STREET BOTH PHONES tYe Sell rgUNKIgT ORANGES and- FUJULs WEIGHT 02, OUNCES Onarai T -T ' Ml. I I ,. BOW OSXT BT - Elgin ButterStore . Big- pnfcUo ISarkst, 1st ana WssUag-toa Special Lcvy&Spicfll. OOmmisstoa XareaantB. WXOUSUl DXSTBXSTTTOXa ot "Snnfdst" Oraiges ; A Fresh Supply of all Sixes Al , ways on Hand. . rortlantf. Or. BstabUahsd 1888. "Sunldst". REED'S0 Fniit Store Oranges and Lemons and fSuCy tjPl!ZnD8r(J AppiCS ' S451Komsoinsar "th, Opposite "SUNKISr' Oranges and Lemons Free From Frost - We Recorn- mend Them Full Line, All Sizes v Columbia Fruit.and Produce Co. - ; , . 9. A. Wlrren : .,'y. D. BTaysss ' v . , Jt ac.Traxisr Wholesale Fruit and Produce Commission Merchants ')rrV Consignments Solicited 115 Front St. and 203 Washington St., Portland, Or. r ' ' Phones Mala 4684, Boms A-35i j l! i