C E N TR A L PO IN T HERALD, THURSDAY. OJTOBER
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A G o o d Investment
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Done
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AMATEUR ROSE GROWING.
C E N T R A I.
Jeffers & Peart
F o r Insects, H a r d y R o u « R e*
Q u i r e L i t t l e Cu r e.
From now until the ground Is too
biir^ to break with a pick rosea may
be successfully planted. Roses make a
belter showing when mussed, but
wherever the individual bushes may
be put give them u sunny spot. They
love the sunshine und not too much
wind, so i f the exposure is wind swept
it will be well to set up a hedge. The
bushes must not be so near or so high
as to shude the roses. Yet if the
ground about them Is sandy' and the
sun very hot the flowers will be glad
of a little shade during the warmest
weather. A location which gives the
shade of a few trees for a short time
during the day Is Just the place for j
them.
The soil must be n strong rich loam
that is well drained. I f there is cluy
in it, so much the better. Most heavy
loam contains enough, and hybrid per­
petual roses do well In this, especially
If the earth has a good many librous I
roots in it. Tea roses, on the contrary, j
like a #nmly gravel to grow In. It ]
must be spaded to a good depth and
all the stones, roots and grass re­
moved.
Well rotted stable fertilizer should
he fed the plants abundantly, for roses
can hardly be too much enriched. The
fertilizer must be well rotted or It will
burn the roots of the plants and hinder
growth, If it does not kill them.
The hybrid perpetuáis are best of
all garden roses for growing 111 the
northern states. Teas usually have to
be protected with some kind of bed
ding.
May be found in our Residence and Business Property in
CENTRAL
P O IN T
TH E most rap'dly growing town in the Rogue River Valley.
N OW IS TH E TIM E TO INVEST in lots and blocks before
the Fall rush o f homeseekers have picked out the choice
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property.
Central Point is the most centrally located town
in the valley and is th
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r TH E RICHEST FRUIT,
FAR M IN G and M IN IN G
Pacific Coast.
REGION on the
Its climatic, commercial, social and educa­
tional advantages are unsurpassed and at the present low
prices, every parcel o f our property is a RARE B AR G AIN .
General Blacksmiths & Woodworkers
HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY
We treat you and your horses right
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Do You
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Need
FURNITURE OR CARPETS ?
See W e e k s
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T h e ir Goods are K irst-class
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OREGON*
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G. S. MOORE
DEALER IN
Cigars, Tobaccos, Confectioneries and Soft Drinks
N O V E L T R E E MOVING.
F o r the Next 3 0 D a y s
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L i k e a House.
ICE CREAM PARLORS IN CONNECTION
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Posti Office Bnidlug
A beautiful specimen of the Ameri
cau elm was moved by Alexander
Klokner, landscape architect, In the
manner shown In the Illustration. To
vacnto a lot where a street was to bo
cut through It became necessary to cut
down the tree or to move It sixty five
feet toward the east. It was decided
to move it, the work being carefully
laid out by Mr. Klokner, and six men
accomplished It In two days. In spite
of the sandy loam which constituted
the ball it arrived at Its destination
In perfect shape. This was due largo
We are offering choice business lots at from $150 each and upwards; and choice
residence property at $50 and upwards.
Giant
Now is the time to invest, before an ad­
vance in prices is made..
Call on or address:
CENTRAL POINT TOWNSITE CO.
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Hay & Learned
P a i n t i n g , L 'e c o r n t i n g a n d P a p e r -
H a n g in g In
A ll Its B r a n c h e s .
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P O IN T . O R .
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Central Point, Oregon
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C EN TRA L POINT, OREGON.
FRUiT
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W ith
Some Tery sensational statements
have been given out concerning the
prospective value of the new fadeless
flower developed by Luther Burbitnk,
Santa Rosa, Cal. It Is declared the
blooms are so attractive and perma­
nent that they may be expected large­
ly to displace artificial flo t v e r B for mil­
linery and similar decorative purposes.
Burbank's variety is not to be given to
the public for a year or two, but seed
of Cephallpterum drummondll, the spe­
cies from which It was selected, Is
freely offered this season by leading
seedsmen for 25 cents a packet. This
plant, a half hardy annual, was discov­
ered In central Australia not long ago.
It Is easily grown from seeds, quickly
when dried, as the attachment to the
stalk Is of a rather flimsy character.
The color, though delicate nud agree­
able, will not suit every oue. The re­
tained perfume Is a pleasing feature
we have not noticed In other garden
everlastings, though It Is common with
many grasses used for drying, con­
cludes Rural New Yorker, in com­
menting upon the new floral sensation.
P la n tin g
Straw berries.
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Physician and Surgeon
EAGLE
POINT, OREGON
MRS, M A R Y ASH U RST
STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS
ONLY WHITE HELP EMPLOYED
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M O V IN G A B IG T R E E ON H O LLE R S.
HOTEL PLEASANTS
ly to the unusual amount of fibrous
roots which were kept constantly moist
during the Journey. The foliage never
showed any 111 effects from the moving. |
Central Point, Oregon
Rollers were put under the ball, and j
the tree was carried along as easily )
as moving a house. "The people who
Rates—$1.00 Up.
S p e c ia l A ttention
lived near the tree were Indignant at
Special by the Week
P aid to T r ave ling M en
our work,” said Mr. Klokner, “ but
their bet was met, and we did the
smoking. The tree today Is us beau-1 $ .HH- H - l-l-'H " H --l-l"l- l"b-H ''b'H - l- l- l-I--l ‘l"l-TT--I-t-I H - H - l-H -l-l"l"l-l' H I 1 1 J
tiful as over. The cost o f the moving
was $31.” —Gardening.
It has always been my practice to
— Teacher of —
plant strawberries in rows three and
one-half feet apart, and the distance lu
O rgan
the rows depends very much on the .P ian o an d
variety. With such rank growing va­
rieties as the Excelsior three feet In a
row’ Is plenty close enough. They will
fill up then. But, taking a variety like
Inquire of Pleasants’ Hotel.
the Novice or the Bubach, fifteen or
S t r a w b e r r y C u lture.
eighteen Inches would be better. There
R. L. HALE
Fourteen years’ experience lu straw
is quite a little said about pedigree | DR. A. B. SW EET
J. H. FITZGERALD
berry culture shows the best plan la to
plants. I have had some experience
follow nature us nearly as possible
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
along that line. All the pedigree I
aud keep u firm soil underneath the
want Is a good, thrifty plant true to
Diseases of Women and Children a strawberry, writes u New Jersey
the name, plenty o f manure nud plenty
farmer lu Itural New Yorker. It re­
Specialty
o f cultivation. That covers the whole
quires a Ann soil to grow In nud do its
Day and Night Calls Answered.
pedigree business as far ns my Judg
best. Avoid the rank, heavy growth i
MEDFORD, OREGON.
rnent goes. In propagating strawberry
that causes the berries to mold aud rot
plants It Is not like vegetables that can
ou the vines before they are ripe. When I
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be grown from seed. A plant Is noth­
once you set out a good profitable sort j
Constructing, Contracting and
ing more than a cutting, and I have
keep It In the same field or beds year
General
Repairing.
Electrical
never seen that there was any chance
after year by building up after fruit I
Supplies. — Phone 831 - - - -
o f Its ehnnglng Its character that way.
lug. In this way you can keep the soil
—A New Jersey Strawberry Specialist.
underneath firm and grow largo and
successful crops each seuson from the
C Street, Opposite Postoffice
MEDFORD, OREGON - J
H o u r Cat tin g:« .
game beds without plowing or reset
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The time to Insert cuttings of roses
ting plants and at very little expense.
Is about the end of September or the
month o f October. Tbelr growth then
K a l « l n i r C h ic o r y .
Is practically complete and the shoots
A light aud moderately rich soli Is |
are fairly firm.
recommeuded for chicory. The seed Is
A plan which has been often success­
sown lu drills twelve Inches apart ami
ful is to take an ordinary garden
one Inch deep. They are thinned to
frame, stand It on a bard bottom amt
from six to ulne leches and hoed fro
In It place a compost made up of
H e a l Krttate A «o n tH
C e n t r a l P o in t
quently through the summer. Iu Kug
loam, self mold and sand in equal pro­
land It Is found tbnt chicory may be
We
now
have
the
exclusive
sale
o
f
some
fine alfalfa
portions. This must lie thoroughly In­
produced In winter In mushroom,
corporated and when placed In posi­
NEW FADELESS FLOWEB.
bouses or In boxes under greenhouse
farms, grain and fruit lands, stock ranches, unimproved
benches where a temperature of 00
making good sized plants, growing tion and pressed down firmly should
degrees can be had. In some localities
timber lands and gold-bearing quartz ledges, partly devel­
freely in any light garden soil. The be about six inches deep. It must then
be watered and allowed to stand a few
In France caves or cellars are much
blooms are shown In the Illustration.
days
before
Inserting
the
cuttings.
Best
Quality
of
oped. Business and residence property at reasonable prices.
Used for forcing chicory.—American
Tbq color of the flewer varies from
Goods. Lowest
Cultivator.
blush white to a very pretty rosy crim­ These should be taken from shoots
We respectfully solicit the homeseekers' patronage. Our
Prices.
son, and flowers are produced In great which have borne the first crop of
motto is, “ Small Commission and Square Dealing."
roses of the year, as they will then be
profusion lu clusters at the end of
In the half ripened condition required.
FRUIT AND FLOWER NOTES
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every branch. There Is a faint but
They must be stripped off with a
agreeable fragrance that Is preserved
slight heel and not cut from the plant.
Bush fruits may be set In the fall.
to a slight extent when the blooms are
Highest Prices Paid for Farm
Four Inches Is the proper length for
Strawlterrles are planted In Septem­ l-i-H-l-H - l- H -l-l-l- I-l- l- l-H -HH-l-l-l-l- ; -l-H-l- l-l-H -l-l-l-H -H -h'l 1 I f » M M »
dried. The color and shape are pre­
Products.
the cuttings.—Washington Star.
ber.
served In the dried flower, as Is the
case, with other popular everlastings,
Sow flower seeds now for winter
P osts and S h akes for S a l e
H y a c in t h B e d «.
Immortelles or eternal flowers, long
bloom In windows or conservatory.
Beds for hyacinth planting should
EAGLE POINT, OR.
known In our gardens, such as xenau
W et lands are not fit for orchards,
bo prepared with one-half of rotted
themum, bellchrysum, gompbrena aud
and especially If set to fruit trees it
turfy loam and one-half of equal por­
the hellpterums. formerly catalogue-1
should not be done In the fall.
tions of rotted manure, leaf mold and
as acroellnium and rbodanthe. This
Hard wooded cuttings of deutxla
sand. The beds should be rounded up
new Australian everlasting as now o f­
two to four Inches above the path to
All kinds of stationery, blank books, may be taken In the fall and treated
fered Is not equal in beauty to many
In the same manner as currant cut­
carry off superfluous water.
! fancy letter papers, mourning note,
of these old favorites, and It is not
tings.
Hickory Wagons, Buggies and Farm
'Japanese goods—from cheapest grades
easy to understand why such great
As there is usually fine weather aft­
H e a v y T h in n in g : F o r Plains.
value and Interest are assigned to Bu •-
! to finest quality—at the Central Point er the first frosts many plants and
Implements.
The Americana plants fruit ao heav­
bank's selection, even though It may |
flowen may be kept presentable for
ily that In an experiment conducted a* Pharmacy
produce larger and finer blooms.
aueh weather by protecting them on
the Wisconsin experiment atatlon It
The floweis of Cephallpterum d r u : I
nights when the cold Is likely to nip
was found that nearly four-fifths of
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mondll are ueat and the color attractive,
them
the crop should be removed In order
FOR
SALE.
lint they show little Indication of l>»l> i I
,T
to set really satisfactory results.
Clean, seed rye.
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mere durable than other Immortel! i
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