Daily capital journal., January 21, 1911, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

PtlLY CAPITAL JOPRAJ, AiKM, OREGON. SATURDAY, JAXVARY 21, 1911.
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FORTY-FIVE Carloads Coming
Finest The "SUNKIST" Kind-
-Are California's
ON SALE ALL
Wim 1 W II pens
NEXT WEEK!
Attractive Prices and Special Displays of "SUNKISTS"
At All Dealers
Forty-five carloads of famous "Sunkist"
oranges more than 18,000 boxes-are speeding
eastward by fast freigut, 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 la history.
Last year's "Sunkist" Orange Sale was such
a huge success, and everybody bought so liber
ally, that your local dealers were simply swamped
with business. They were hardly able to jwipply
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 inverybox 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 theirchoicest and pack them
under the name "Sunkist." Thus
every "Sunkist" orange is perfect
solid, sweet and full flavored.
In "Sunkist" wrappers you get Ue-ripcm.l,
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, ibrelessand thin-skinned, there is but
very little waste. They are the most economical
oranges you can buy. Each pne is packed in a
germ-proof tissue paper wrapper and bears the
label "Sunkist."
All Physicians Advise Oranges
Physicians
and food ex-
advise
people to eat more oranges. We are a nation of meat
eaters. Andin winter, especially. thesystemgetsclpgged,
causing: congestion, colds, fevers, etc. Those who eat fresh
wholesome fruit freely, seldom require medical treatment.
Serve Them for Breakfast and in
Salads and Desserts
t Oranges are the ideal breakfast fruit and "between
meals" lunch. For salads, they are indispensable.
Orange ices, sherbets, puddings, etc.; are very popular
and delicious desserts.
"Sunkist" by the .Box
"Sunkist" oranges reach yon in sudh perfect con-
union, iresn irorn me orange groves,
they will keep for weeks. Your dealer
can make you a handsome saving if
you orders box or half box. They are
cheaper Uiaa table apples, and the
greatest health food.
A Word About
"Sunkist" Lemons
Fruit dealers at all times rt sup
plied with "Sunkist" lemons. They
are me same
superior qual
ity ns "Sun
kist" oranges.
Never thick
skinned or
pithy. "Sun
kist" lemons, ere so juicy that -two
of them equal three of the
commonplace kind. They, too,
arepackedin"Sunkist"wrappers.
5avo Your "SunkiBt" Wrappers
.By saving your "Sunkist" orange and lemon wrap
pers you can easily secure a full set of genuine Rogers
orange spoons, dessert sioous and fruit knives. The
patterns shown hero are our new 1911 styles designed
exclusively for us. They are as attractive and stylish as
money can buy. All are' Rogers quality, standard
A-No. 1 plate and are fully guaranteed by the maker.
No advertising appears on any of our premium-.
Read on the right the description of these valuable
and
Rogers Orange
Spoon Free
-The picture
shows our new
1911 design,
"Sunkist" Or
arjge'S poon, ac
tual size; being
a genuine Rog
ers product and
of tho latest
style.. This
peon will bo
seutyou, charg
es, packing,
etc., prepaid,
on receipt o(
12 "Suukist'"
wrappers and
12c. For each
additional
spoon send 12
"Sunkist"
wrappers and
12 cents.
11
ikrx.il w
I
SUNKIST" Premium!
Notice!
Valuable Dessert
Spoon Free
The picture
hows our now 1911
design, Des-s-ert
(Spoon, actual size.
It is of the same
excellent quality
and beautiful de
sign as the orange
spoon, but bejng
laror and heavier
is no re valuable,
ilont to you on re
ceipt of 24 "Suu
kict" wrappers
- nnd 20c additional.
For each addition
al dessert- spoon
send 24 "Suukist"
wrappers and
20 cents
Don't Forget the Date Week Beginning Monday, Jan. 23
premiums
bow to
them.
get
(31)
THE CALIFORNIA FRUIT GROWERS' EXCHANGE, 34 dark Street, CHICAGO, ILL
3
On all re-
mittancesup
to 24c pleaso
send one-cent
a fr a m n . on
amouut3 above 24c, send post office money
oruo.r, express money order or uauu ciratt.
Do not send cith. Make your money order
or draft payable to Tho California Fruit.
Growers' Exchange, and address your let-'
ters to The California Fruit Growers' Ei- '
change, 34 Clark Street, Chicago, I I.
Ton can secure these premiums with 'Sun
kist" orange wrappers, "Suukht" lemon
wrappers, "Red Bail" orange wrappers, or
"Red Ball" lemon wrappers. If you will
make it a point to buy only "Sunkist" and
"Red Ball oranges and lemons, you will not
only fret the finest fruits that grow, eco
nomically priced, but you will soon have enough wrappers to secure a
complete set of the beautiful spoons and knives here shown.
His Fruit
Knife Free
Our 1911
"SuuklsfFruit
.Knife is shown
'here, acta alsiac.
It Is made of
special tcm-
feredsteelheny
ly silver-plated.
Fully guaran
teed by manu
facturers. Wm,
kogeri & Son.
Sent lo you on
receipt of 21
"Sunkist "
wrappers and
2Qc.h, For each
'additional knife
send 24 "Sun
kist" wrappers
and 23 ceuw.
!;
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THE PRESS
IS LOUD If J
HER PRAISE
ALL HAVE WORDS OK HIGHEST
PBAISE FOR MRS. .PAULINE
CHAPMAN THE .GREAT SOXG-STKESS.
Mrs. Pauline Miller-Chapman, vocal
ist, was given a most hearty anci en
thusiastic reception at tho Harris
Tuesday evening by an audience
which came to listen of her interpre
tatlo n of an exceedingly difficult
program.
It was Sirs. Chapman's first appear
ance before an American audience
Unce her return from a foreign con
cert tour.
Mrs. Chapman's selections wers
largely from Donlzettj Franz, Schu
mann and Von Weber. It wa prob
b'y in the simple Scotch song "My
Ala Folk" by Lemon, that she best
Pleased the audience, in which the
depth and richness of her voice were
shown to the best advantage. The
Piece de resistance," however, was
he aria, "Oh, Mie Fernando", from
we Opera La Favorita".
Mrs. Chapman sang with rare ef
'ect. "Oh Mie Ferando" from La
Tavnrita- snowed by four simple
and ballads, "When Love Is
, ' 'English). "My Ain Folk"
(Scotch). 'The Little Irish Girl" and
gloved it i3 Morn", the latter by
Each selection was
"eartlly applauded. Washington, D.
News.
(Translation).
th.f,TCh Ereater significance was
rtut of the singer, Pauline Mil-
81)rn- la Mozart Saal. Truly,
mor ?k ' fnst was heard ce
with .v rarc mezzo-soprano voice
trait 1PCU'iar Clmrra of the con-
full J J?lqi"i of her beautiful and
ZC S rgan-Lol Anzelger.
ian'Pa;II'ne Ciller-Chapman
uan, ! J lm"r?ss by her un
mir V0Calmaterial- Sheas
Her Z T Uh a contralt timbre.
m ..t 18 rtch'and warm colored
climei," ,fu tllat untranslateble
W Tim.. V Germans. Continen
Llit. un England.
OntH Ik 06 "8teDed 8Pen"
ttwfc,, conclusion of the last
"err performer being en
thusiastically encored. Mrs. Pauline
Miller-Chapman proved a delightful
soloist with a voice of unusual sweet
ness and purity of tone and -distinct
enunciation. Her rendition of "A
Song of Thanksgiving" -was beautiful.
Chicago linter Ocean.
ORAKOE'S FROM CHANCE'S
GE0VE ARRIVE HERE.
Included in the train load of Cali
fornia oranges which just arrived
here frome the coast are several
cases from Captain Frank Chance's
grove near Los Angeles.
The "Peerless Leader" of the
Champion Chicago Cubs, has shipped
ail of the present crop from his old
ranch and Is at present looking over
his new grove recently "purchased.
According to reports from Chance
he stands to make a big profit this
season. He personally overlooks all
the picking and 'shipping of his oran
ges and it is a common sight to see
him carrying his men from place to
place in his big auto.
Chance grows two grades of oran
ges on his ranch the famous "Sun
kist" brand and the "Red-Ball,"
equally as popular on Eastern tables.
Last spring while on his way to
lead the Cubs on their spring train
ing trip, Chance brought a suit-case
full of his own oranges with him.
It was his intention to treat his
players. But he happened to men
tion the fact to one of his fellow
passangers, with the result that only
five were left when he finally reach
ed Chicago.
Pitcher Mordecai Brown and Orval
Overall of the Cubs, will spend a
couple of weeks with Chance this
winter and their boss hopes to con
vert both of his star pitchers to
orange growers.
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IT IS FOR LADIES, TOO.
They fun Stop Their Hair Fulling
Out With Herplclde.
Ladies who have thin hair and
whose hair is falling out, can pre
vent the hair falling out, and thicken
the growth, with Newbro's "Herpi
cide." Besides, Herpiclde is one of
the most agreeable hair dressings
there is. Herplclde kills the dandruff
germ that eats the. hair off at the
root. After the germ is destroyed,
the root will shoot up, and the hair
grow long as ever. Even a sample
will convince, any lady that Newbro's
Herplclde is an indispensable toilet
requisite. It contains no oil . or
grease, it will not stain or dye. Sold
by leading druggists. Send 10 cents
In stamps for sample to The Herpl
clde Co., Detroit, Mich. One dollar
bottles guaranteed. J. C. Perry,
Jh-ugglst
DISCUSSES THE
DECORATION OF
THE HOME WALLS
In deciding upon the kind of cov
ering to be used on walls it is wise to
think first of the use of the room for
this decides at once a few points. For
Instance what is suitable for. the liv
ing room is never the thing for the
reception room and what is right for
the reception Toom will never do Tor
the den Then next consider the
light the situation of the room,
whether the light exposures are north,
south, east or west and the amount of
light Also whether the room is to be
used most by day light or artificial.
Next consider the size of the room,
also its height. All 'these points are
fundamental and can not be over
looked. These are the things that
decide the color to be used and color
well we none of us realize how
much color has to do with right liv
ing. It does not mean the same to
all individuals and for that reason a
good decorator studies the individual
ity of his patron. In one's own sleep
ing room one's own color should be
used and usually each person knows
what that color is by his decided taste
for one of the six primary or second
ary colors. Some are so susceptible
that to be surrounded constantly by an
adverse color one not found in his
make-up will irritate the nerves
even to the extent of prostration. This
is an absolute scientific fact record
ed in many instances.
To go back to the color scheme of
the general assembly rooms like the
living room, library or den, choose
the color best adapted to the'llght ex
posure of the room unless compelled
by other circumstances, like having
furniture, rugs or some other furnish
ing that must be built from. Blue
can never be used in a north room.
It is one of the cold colors and red
or orange Is not to be used In a south
room for they are the hot colors. In
a room with little light, use pale
tints and in the ones with a great
deal of out door light use the darker
colors and shades. Gray is now very'
much used. It is a beautiful neutral
color that makes a good back
ground, and generally that Is what
our walls are, merely a back-ground
for pictures furniture and brlc-a-brac.
Gray Is beautiful for a room
under artificial light. When the
'scheme Is carried out properly there
Is no more beautiful color scheme for
ball rooms and assembly rooms where
'ladies are wont to assemble, since it
makes a perfect back-ground; for any
, colored gown. I have done 'a whole
house where every room in the whole
house had some shade of gray on Its
walls and after living in the house
several months the woman declared
that, tie whole family liked It better
as time went on. Different colors, of
course, were Introduced in 'the hang
ing rugs and furnishings which did
away with any monotony one might
fear when thinking of such a venture.
Now for a material. We have so
many but I find everywhere the grow
ing tendency is for papers or fabrics
Instead of tinting or paint. The rea
son of this Is obvious. When one
tints or paints the walls must be
plain unless the decorator introduces
stencils or free hand mural work and
Unless the workman is a true artist
the result Is more often disastrous
than otherwise. Then there is never
the richness nor depth to either,, that
there is to any fabric. Wall papers
can be had from 30 cents to $10.00 per
roll and the cheap ones are 'good in
color and artistic in design. Just a
little information concerning the
making of wall papers may be of use.
They are either hand blocked or ma
chine made. On the machine the re
peat is necessarily limited to a cer
tain length, about twenty Inches and
the result Is therefore more monoton
ous generally speaking. It would be
almost impossible to turn out one of
our finest fr'.&ze papers by machinery.
Then machine papers must be printed
with thin colors wliich means a loose
thin color effect. Large figures such
as big leaves, broad stripes or flat
flowers, that have to be printed In one
color to make the two toned papers
are never such a success when done
by machinery and then the surface of
the paper must always be smooth or
flat. Hand blocked papers are sim
ply done but it requires skill on the
part of the workmen. There are as
many different blocks as the pattern
and size of the paper demands. Each
color Is allowed to dry- before an
other Is put on and no color touches
another until dry, while the machine
papers are all done at one operation,
one on top of the other. Until recent
years we have not been able to get
domestic made papers anywhere
equal to the foreign but the last year
or two they have learned to neutralize
their colors, thus taking away that
crude appearance and they are, some
of them, perfect copies of the Im
ported or of equally good design.
This last year there has been a
decided leaning toward fabrics such
as damasks, tapestries and etc. These
are put on the walls without paste
excepting at the edges and are lovely,
giving a richness and depth that
furnls.ieB a room as nothing else can.
The Jtites are made of linen, mercer
ized and are very lovely In texture,
although not so very expensive. It
takes one who understands to hang
them but when well done they are
durable and beautiful. There are
beautiful things In high relief for both
walls and ceilings that come ready to
be put on as one does . wall paper.
I TheBe are imported and . are a boon
where, a room lacks architectural
features. In the next article I will
go into further detail concerning
j walls and wall hangings.
Any reader of The Journal wishing
, advice about any matter pertaining to
home decoration or furnishing will be
answered in this column. Address,
The Journal.
ASTHMA
CATARRH
NOTICE
the beautiful fixtures all sanitary
and strictly, up-to-date. Improved
sanitary plumbing In home tm
lowered the death rate materially la
the last few years, and those wo
appreciate health do not fall to a
their plumbing refitted with per
fixtures of all kinds. In the fitting
up of homes with new open 1 no ly
ing we claim to be master of th
trade.
GRABER BROS.,
141 8. Liberty. Fhoa 560.
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