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TIIURSHAY. APRIL 23, 192«
THURSDAY. APRIL ltf, 1925
H e re a r e T w o A t t r a c t i v e H om e P la n s
15
COMJNG MAY 6TH
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The in n M irtm rn l of AL.
BAR NES 4 RING CIRCUS ap-
|x»r* ra thia issue. The cvtuing of
«his organisation is welcome news,
as «he AL. G BARNKS CIRCUS
is one «hal always presents a clean,
wholesome and entertaining pro*
gram.
This year, according to an­
nouncements, the circus has been
greatly enlarged, and in addition
to the all new spectacle of Poca­
hontas at the Court of Queen Anne
with the enormous cast, selected
from (he HX’ employees, other new
features are: lot) horses in one
big act. The Ees-Ton Tribe of
Arabs from the Sahara Desert—
their first visit to America. The
Canton Troupe of Chinese Circus
Artists, The Imperial Midget Fam­
ily from Bavaria. Joe Martin (him­
self). The Giant Gorilla Man. Lo­
tus. the only performing hippo­
potamus in the world, and the
Famous Exclusive Al. G. Baines
Feature— 40 Dancing Horses and
40 Dancing Girls, and Al. G.
Barnes appears in person at each
performance.
Owing to the enormous siae of
the circus this year, the manage­
ment announces that no street [
parade will be given in any city
visited, ho ever, in place of the
omitted procession, a mammoth
Open Air Free Exhibition will take
place on the show grounds at 1 0 0
Those who like a lot of air .and sur
and 7:00 P. M., immediately pre-
cechns the opening of the doors ! shine will immediately take note o
to the circus, and the largest travel­ ■this house which has either of two ver:
ing m en a .ere in the world, com-
convenient floor plans. And with e
pr sing ever 4"\) rare animals from
all quarters of the earth.
slight
change a half story may easll;
The circus performance starts
promptly at 2:00 and 8 00 P. M. , be added. Painted In white this home
Ample natking m ice for autos is
• with the large pergola over the porch
reserved oa the show grounds and
takes on an air of individuality not
a C tv Ticket OfSee, where num­
b e d reserv’d , ’ia'rs may be ob-
t-.n- d at same price charged on
CULTURE OF DAHLIA
s '
Js, is maintained
TOLD BY SPECIALIST
u each c l . ' .
PAINT UP
a n d C le a n u p
Save the surface by using good paint.
cream . Ivory, silver gray, buff, atone ami French gray.
Come in and get our prices on (mints and vanilshes.
Come In and get our prides on any Job large or small. Get
the benefit of our 20 years experience as practical paint­
ers.
lluy your paint al a paint tgore
Shop open from 9 to 6
V a s b y B ros.
Corner 5th and A
-h en found In the sm aller houses.
The two floor plans are quite dlf-
erent, the big problem being to decide
which of the two la most desirable.
Both plans arrange for a b u lt in break
fast room. One plan arranges for an
extra lange sleeping room and torch
while the other divides It Into two
sleeping rooms. The closet space ar-
rnngemeut Is particularly a ell worked
out.
In trying Io pick out a plan for a
h o m e th e average person finds th e
chief difficulty In getting a lot of room
In a small space. Thia of course Is
impossible, but with the many built Ins
that are available for the home builder
the question of room Is often solved
Quackenbush’s
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Store fixtures, shelving, etc.
iences for the home.
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Consult us for any work you may
have.
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Manufacturing Corp.
Courtosy
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Service
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Quality
Phone 7
Cor. 0 and Third Sts.
Springfield, Oregon
Wilfert Sand & Gravel Co.
Cement Contractor
We have all our own sand and gravel and all our own
equipm ent
nud can give you a better price
Call EUGENE 386 for Estimates
Plant on Highway Near Springfield
There’s Only One W ay To
Start Building a Home—
That’s to START
Spring will be here soon.
Its time to begin axutlve work on the big things you have In mind for the
year.
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wished for and talked about for so long.
P ut the hopes, the wishes and the talk Into action this month and realize
In the new home the happiest year of your life.
There is one very easy way to s ta rt—call at our retail office and tell us
you are Interested In home building.
ACME QUALITY
5 _ ACTS — 5
OF ORPHEUM & KEITH
CIRCUITS
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The Booth-Kelly Lumber Co.
Springfield, So. 7th St., Phone 55
Eugene, 507 W illamette St., Phone 452
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Paint
We
do painting kalsomlulug and decorating In all Its branches.
phate. Commercial fertiliser which I out of bloom wivett they should be at
analyses about 4 IM i) Is very good. their best. For localities along the
I Dry ground sheep guano in sacks ts a sea coast, early planting ia very satis
BY R. W. GILL.
,handy fertiliser to use and give» fine factory, but for other localities In the
TO BUILD 18 MAMMOTH
Of Gill Bros. Seed Company.
, resulta. In addition to the use of any Northwest wu reco nini' nd planting
Portland, Oregon
ENGINES AT SACRAMENTO
: of these fertilisers, we recommend May 15 to 30. Planting along the sea
The dahlia is an American produr. 'application of blood meal during the coast can be made aa early as April
Eighteen powerful locomotives spec­ tion and ordinarily grew wild in Mex­ blooming season.
1.
ially designed to haul heavy passenger ico. The flowers of the wild dahlia
Spacing depends upon the fertility
trains over steep mountain grad-s are were small and single. It was named nt the soil, and as to w hither water
being built in the Southern Pacific after a Swedish botanist gjsmed Dahl can he applied artificially or noL
Company's own shops at Sacramento.
There are seven main classes, all Where water can be applied, plant
So it was made known today by 1. H quite distinct In form: Cactus, peony, about t h r e e feet apart and four feet
Dyer, general manager of the Com­ decorative, show, pompon, single and between rows, or without water, four
pany.
' collarette. The best cut flowers are feet apart and five or six feet between
The engines will cost $1.467 720. found In the decorative and pompon rows
Dyer also points out that from prelim), types.
Making Selection
nary plans to completion the loco­
Dahlias do best in a sunny location
The
best
method of making a selec­
motives will be Southern Pacific prod­ and should be planted in well drained
ucts a n i that at least «0 per cent of soil containing plenty of humus. Avoid tion Is to visit dahlia show gardens
the cost will represent wages
“The planting them close to large shruhs and see them In bloom You esn see
■ the habit of growth, freedom of bloom
We sttxik a small tilting
decision to build these engines In our or trees.
snd length and strength o f stems. If
Sacramento Shops." sa d Dyer. "Is as
Work Soil Thoroughly
drum
concrete mixer that
you cannot see the dahlias In bloom,
important tc the Pacific Coast as the
When ready for planting, work the
is
especially
suited for
then make your list from a responsible
establishment of a new industry."
soil thoroughly until it is loose and
general
use
and
small Jobs.
catalogue.
Here's
something about these free from clods. It Is preferable to use
Capacity—3
cubic
feet. Can
Oftentimes
It
Is
well
to
leave
the
Pacific Coa -t Iron horses. Each or ground that has been cultivated the
be operated with a I * 1-.-
them will w = igh with f “rider, 610 000 previous season, but soddy soli can selection to the dahlia specialist for
pounds
Th“ Ccllis P. Huntington, be used, povided It Is worked early all reliable growers know that they
horse power engine, (’all
f'rst of »tu'hern Pacific locomotives, in the spring and the grass Is w -ll can best build their trad» by selling
on
ns for concrete wheel
we'rhs 39.000 pos’nds. One of the first rotted before planting. The soil should varieties which give good satlsfact’on
barrow s and cem ent work­
as
this
will
mean
repeat
orders.
It
Is
"big" eng’res bul’t on the Pacific be worked deep and care should be
ers tools.
Coast welched, with tender. 57.500 taken rot to prepare the ground too best to buy good varieties even If
pounds. The erelre that drew the wet. In case of heavy clay aolls. It Is they do cost more, for In buying dah­
first transcon’lnental train from Sac­ well to mix sand with f h e portion lias, the original cost Is mlnlm;ted bv
ramento to fg d en weighed 65.500 where the bulb Is to be planted. In the Increase In bulbs. Most varieties
pounds The new engines will be of fact, place the bulb In pure sand and increase from three to five In a season
160 Ninth Ave. East
The time to riant will depend upon
the 4-g.; mountain tvne which means cover over Soil which will produce
that each will have a 4-wh»el truck. 8 a good crop of potatoes Is satisfactory the locality. We are convince« that
Eugene, Oregon
many failure« are due to planting too
driving wheels an! 2 trailers. There ror dahlias.
will be two sets of wheels— three pair
It Is best to spread fert'llxer over early. If the blooming season ,'s
In each get----- under the tender so that the surface of the soli and spade It advanced the heaviest bloom will come
Contracting and Building
under engine and tender there will be in.
If pure barnyard manure Is during hot weather «which, of course.
CEO. W. PERKINS
26 wheels.
available. It Is recommended, but bet Is not desirable owing to sun scald­
Corner
5th and D Streets
ter results can be had by supplement­ ing. Then. too. the plants have a ten
Springfield, Oregon
ing this with potaah and superphos­ dency to ripen and by fall are nearly
’ Ians and Estimates Furnlshet
De. S Ralrh Dinoel, Dentist, Vitus
Free. Will Help You Finance
building. Sprlnef'eid. Oregon.
Your Building.
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Get a pup now to train for!
watch dog. catti« dog, or pet
for the family. Prices exceed­
ingly reasonable considering
stock.
M. P FLETCHER,
Box 288, Eugene.
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