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"SLEIGHING HERE?"
WHY, CERTAINLY!!
Slujuliinj; is heconiiiifr fusdiioliuble
in Mudford.
True nil of the sleighs .seen on the
street arc not of the trim cutter va
riety, most of them being but plum
everyday buggies and delivery wag
ons, hurriedly de-wheeled and .sot
upon improvised runners.
Still, it is sleighing, and .with the
addition of a few .small bells the
clumsy cart of yesterday can now
make n noise like a Russian droshko
in winter.
Wrestlers to Portland
POKTIiAND, Jan. 11. "Porthu.d
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will be the scene of the national , gage in a ring encounter. The iu
wtctliug championship for 1911." 'jured member i rapidly impiovinir.
Tin's information was- given out to-. he says.
day bv l-Mgar K. Frank, chairman o! j .Mcintosh agrees to match Hunts
the boxiiur and wrcstliutr committee1 with .Sam Langlm-d or "Gunner"
of the JIultonomah Amateur Athletic I Moir if the Canadian defeats Lang
club.
BITTER EIGHT COMING;
MRS. EDbY IS CENTER
TOMMY BURNS NOT TO
' FIGHT BILL LANGE
TACOMA. .Ian. 14 Tommy Hiinn
former champion heavyweight pugi
list, denied today that he had ac
cepted the offer for a fight with Hill
Lunge, as reported in Seattle- dis
patches. Hums received a cable
gram fro Hugh Mcintosh, the Aus
tralian promoter, last night, however,
offering him a match with Lunge ni
(Sidney on Kii'tcr Monday and cabled
a replv stating that ho would decide
within thirty davs whether his m-
jured knee would permit him to en-
GENERAL RAINFALL
SWEEPS CALIFORNIA
SAN KHANClSl'O, Jan. VI.-A
general rainfall north of the Tehueh
api was reported today by the
wcallier bureau here. According :
the forecast it will continue tonight
with showers tomorrow;
The cold Hinp that has accom
panied the present storm gave way to
warmer weather todav and great
benefit to grass in the interior was
predicted.
Nearly three inches of rain has
fallen in the bay section sjnee the
tirst downpour Monday.
I'ONYOHl), N. II., Jan. 1 1. A bit
ter fight over the will of the late
Mrs, Mary Haker Kddy is predicted
by Christian Scientist!! and others
today as the result of what is be
lieved to be the pieliminary move by
George 11. Glover, son of the late
leader of the Scientist church, to
break the will.
The suit filed yesterday by Glover,
asking for a construction of, the
clause of the will giving .?2,00n,0()0
to the mother church in Huston, was
widely diseased in Christian Science
circles todav. Auv attempt on the
, part of Glover or b Dr. K. J. Foster
; Kddy, Mrs. KddyV foster son, to
preeut the carrying out of the terms
of the will will be stubbornly resisted
by the scientists, it is said. The
directors have called a meeting I
dbeuss what action they will take in
the mutter.
He.sidc a construction of the resid
uary clause, Glover asked for an in
junction nirniust the disposition of
the property, pending a determination
of the construction.
Cold in Canada
WINNIHKG, Man., .Ian. 1-1. Tt is
still bitter cold throughout thn Cnnr,
dinn west. Fifty degrees below zero
were recorded at Prince Alberti
Sask., last night, 44 below at Cal
gary and 112 below at Winniptg.
Many local dealers are running out
of fuel owing to the big demand. As
a result the price of coal has soared
to .110..")0 per ton. M"ch suffering
is being felt among the poorer
classes.
CALIFORNIA MAY
ADOPT STATE FLAG
SACHAMKNTO. Cal., Jan. 14.
The "Henri Flag,' is to be the official
state flag of California if a mean
ure troduced in the senate today
by Senator llolohan becomes a la.'.
The state at present has no oni
blem, apart from the national flag
and llolohan believes that the old
time flag of the California republic,
with the bear and the star, should be
adopted.
The bill provides for the length of.
the flag in proportion to its widih.
a white field with a singje star ia
the upper left hand corner and a
grizzly bear, walking upon u grass
plat in the center with "California
Republic" beneath.
ROBERT COLLIER TO
BECOME AN AVIATOR
NKW YORK, Jan. 1 I. Robert
Collier will become ait aviator.
new Wright biplane was delivered to
him today at llelmont field, wncte
tlw recent iuleruntionnl aviation
meet was held, and Collier, "with a
corps of mechanicians, began the
work of assembling it.
Collier will attempt to break all
amateur records for height, distnncu
and speed. Ho 'has agreed to pay
Wright brothers $100 dally if he tis.es
their machine to compete in any
meet.
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NGE WEEK!
FORTY-FIVE Carloads Coming Are California's
Finest The "SUNKIST" Kind ON SALE ALL
NEXT WEEK!
Attractive Prices and Special Displays of "SUNKISTS"
At All Dealers
Forty-five carloads of famous "Sunkist"
ornnees more than 18,000 boxes are speeding
eastward by fast freight, direct from the orange
groves of California.
They will be here, on sale at every dealer's
next Monday morning. The sale will continue
through the week-. It will be the biggest affair
of its kind in history.
Last year's "Sunkist" Orange Sale was such
a huge success, and everybody bought so liber
ally, that your local dealers were simply r.wamped
with business. They. were hardly able to supply
the demand. We therefore suggest that you
place your order for Sunkist"
oranges as early next week as
possible. Then you will be cer
tain of being supplied.
Every orange in every box is
sound, tree-ripened and hand
picked themostluscious, health
ful fruit on the market. For
"Sunkist" oranges are Califor
nia's choicest crop.
Five thousand orange growers
select theirchoicestand pack them
under the name "Sunkist." Thus
every "Sunkist" orange is pcitcct
solid, sweet and full flavored.
In "Sunkist" wrappers you get tn'c-ripcnct
hand-picked oranges of the most acceptable
variety. Every orange is picked by a gloved
hand. They are shipped by fast freight, and
always reach your table in prime condition. Be
ing seedless, librcless and ' thin-skinned there is but
very little waste. They are the most economical
oranges you can buy. Each one is packed in a
germ-proof tissue paper wrapper and bears the
label "Sunkist."
A31 Physicians Advise Oranges
Physicians
and food ex
perts advise
Don'? Fcrgct the 03te Week Beginning Monday, Jan. 23
people to eat more oranges. Wo nro a nation of meat
eaters. And in winter, especially, the system gcAa clogged,
causing congestion, colds, fevers, etc. Those who cat fresh
wholesome fruit freely, seldom require medical treatment.
Serve Them for Breakfast and in
Salads and Desserts
Oranges are the Ideal breukfast fruit and "between
mcols" lunch. For salads, they nro Indispensable.
Orange Ices, sherbets, puddings, etc., are very popular
and delicious dessert!!.
"Sunkist" by the Box
"Sunkist" oranges reach you in such perfect con
dition, iresn lrom tne orange groves,
they will keep for weeks. Your dealer
can make you a handsome saving If
you order a box or hulf box. They are
cheaper than table npples, and the
gieatcst health food.
A Word About
"Sunkist" Lemons
Fruit dealer! at nil times ire sup
plied with "Sunkist" lemons. They
are the same
superior qual
ity as " Sun
kist" oranges.
Never thick
skinned or
pithy. "Sun-
kist" lemons are bo juicy that
two of them equal three of the
commonplaco kind. They, too,
an packed In "Sunl.lst" wrappers.
Save Your Sunkist
By savlnc your "Sunkist" onumo and lemon wran
pcrs you can easily becure a full pet of genuine Roere
orange spoons, dessert spoons and fruit knives. The
patterns shown Ijero aro our new J911 styles designed
exclusively for us. They aio as attractive and stylish ns
money can buy. All uio Rogers quality, Mnudurd
A-No. 1 plate and are fully (;iiarnntccd by the maker.
No advertising appears on any of our premium .
Read on the rtjht the description of theto vnlunble
premiums and
how to get
them. (31)
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Wrappers
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SUNKIST" Premiums
I
Rogers Orange
Spoon Free
Tho picture
shows our new
1911 design,
"Sunkist" Or
ange Spoon, ac
tual size; being
a Renuino Rog
ers product and
of tho latest
stylo.. Thi3
spoon will bo
sent'you, charg
es, packing,
etc., prepaid,
ou receipt of
12 "Sunkist"
wrappers and
12c. For each
additional
spoon s'.uid 12
''Sunkist"
wrappers and
12 cents.
Notice!
Valsable Dejiert
Spooa Free
Tho picture
showsour now 1911
design, Dossort
Spoon, nctuul size.
It is of tho samo
excellent quality
and beautiful de
sign as tho orange
spoon, but being
larger and heavier
is moro valuable,
Sent to you on re
ceipt of 24 "Sun
kist" wrappers
nud 20c additional.
For each addition
al dessert snoon
send 24 "Suukfof
I wrappers and
r 20 cents,
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THE CALIFORNIA FRUIT GROWERS' EXCHANGE, 34 Cbrk Street, CHICAGO, ILL.
On all re
mittances up
to 21c please YTM';
bend one-cent
stamps, on
amount.3 above 21c, send post office money
oruer, express money ornor or uanu urait.
Do not send cath. Mnko your money order
or draft paynblo to Tho California Fruit
Growers' Exchnngo, and nddrcrs your let
tcis to The California Fruit Growcra' Ex
change, 34 Clark Street, Chicago, III..
You can secure theso premiums with 'Sun
kist" orango wrappers, "Suuktet" lemon
wrappers, 'Red Ball" orango wrappers, or
"Reel Ball" lemon wrappers. If you will
make It a point to buy only "Sunkist" and
"Red Ball"orangcs and lemons, yon will not
only get tho (lnest fruits that grow, eco
nomically priced, but you will boon havo enough wrappers to secure a
complete cet of tho beautiful spoons uud knives here shown.
Tkis Fruit
Knife Free
Our 1911
"SunkisfFrutt
Knifo is shown
here, actual size.
It is made of
special tem
pered steel heav
ily silver-plated.
Fully guaran
teed by manu
facturers, Wm.
Rogers & Son.
Sent to you on
receipt of 24
" Sunkist"
wrappers and
20c. For each
additional knife
send 24 'Sun
kist" wrappers
and 20 cents.
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SUNKIST
ORANGES
May Be Bought in any Quantity and at the RIGHT PRICES, Only of
the Following' Firms
Warner, Wortman , Gore, Inc.
Allin Grocery Company
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