The Yakima herald. [volume], December 27, 1911, Page 7, Image 7

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PHTSICIANB AND SURGEONS
DR. PHILIP FRANK '
Physician said Surgeon
Offices, rear of Star Clothing Co., l*»»
\ South Second Street.
Residence 216 So. Third St. Phone SI.
Office phone, ttl.
■'■ ' '
OSTEOPATHY
DOCTORS JAS. P. ANl> AI^MTRA M
CEDIKBrt oomblae OSTEOPATHY.
Electrlolty, Vibration, Massage, Batnj.
Mental and Magnetic forces; llsht.
heat traction, Ac. Nine years at *n1
Bast Yakima A»—.: over »••• eases
treated. Marvelous success. Licensed
end registered. Phone Mala S7I.
Consultation free.
OSTEOPATHS—
A. B. Hun Irk EraiigeUite H<»wlck
Graduates A. S. 0., Klrksvllle.
Mo. Suite 216 Mulllns block.
Phones: Office 475. Res. •»*■
MAGNETIC HEALING
PROF. C E. HEIMBAUGH—
Phone 78 will reach ms at all times
for fever of ~ny kind, also chronic
diseases.
C. F. HEIMBATJGH.
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OPTICIANS
DON'T SEND ~~~
your broken glasses sway, save the
pieces. We **jrind all ;
jam mkm, kinds
m _4^ short notice.
IPC By T, G. REDFTELD
Eye Specialist
Miller Building. "hone t«S»J
German Optical Co.
EXPERT ETB
C-RCIAIaTSTS
<• Ologg Block, SlffH East
Yakima Areas*
APARTMENTS
MONTEREY APARTMENTS
Corner Fourth and Chestnut.
Large, airy rooma; furnished or
•anfuralshed; day, week or month.
Big, Screened Porches.
Phone 451. Prices Reasonable.
pas»»»»»■■—•—«•»_———
i: I i I ill' ■
Inman & Rose
The name means perfect ser
vice, faithful execution of your
wishes, a reasonable charge,
efficiency, competency, punctual
ity.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Chapel 109 S. 2nd St.
FLINT-SHAW
COMPANY
Funeral Directors
Phone 306 end 351
313 East Yakima Avenue
Public Stenographer
402 MILLER BUILDING
Satisfactory work in
all lines
Your Patronage Solicited
Phone 515 Mollie E. Parchen
READ'S STEAM LAUNDRY—
Best work in Central Washington.
■ jeclal rates on Family Washing.
:<Jo saw edges on collars and cuffs.
Domestic finish. Mending free.
$M N. First Phone S«l
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/£}[_§ _H B_^_ F
PURE WATER.
and Ho..- to Get it. Soe
U. \l LINING
Well Driller
Fullon Market
***So. First St. Phone 455.
HERMOSA
Toilet Articles
For sale at
Pioneer Drug to, Reading Drug;
Co., Clark's Pharmacy, Camp's West
bun- Pharmacy, North Yakima.
Wa.-h ; Peterson's Drug Store, Top
peni-h. Wash., Mattle Davis, Millinery
Store, Tnppe'iii».li, Wash.
Agents wanted everywhere. Ad
dress Eva Hall, 217 West Fourth St..
The Dalles. Ore.
AUCTIONEER
Before holding your auction «ale,
get -pricies of J. D. olds. Best auc
tioneer la central Washington, line
year at cOllegS and six years expe
rience.
108 No. I i*-t St. No. Yakima. Ua-li.
Phone 299 or Phone 1650-L. I
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i DAILY HERALD ±
"WANT" ADS h
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r» One cert a wofd each iiwerflon. M!ni- 9?
am im»m charge, 15c Copy received after «_■
1 7:30 P. M. will be placed under heed "TOO I
fjj LATE TO CLASSIFY." See advertising fp
*■* manager for contract terms. The Herald B
will not be responsible for errors in ads
taken over the phone. q
HiClLlAlWlllFlllElOl IAlDl&r
HOW TO A,\S\VIOK ADS
In answering "blind" ads In these
columns please be careful to use the
precise address given. Write the ad
di ess nlalu'y. Letters brought to The
Herald office tfo not require stamps.
Always enclose your answers In a
sealed envelope. We do not know
the name ana address of the adver
tiser who uses a call card, or "blind"
address. In replying to advertise
ments where references are asked for,
d- not sand the original reference.
Send copies of them only.
HELP WANTED—MALE
WAIrTED—Men who want a square
deal In shoe repairing, see Erlckson
& Mackle, 14 No. First St. 2-1-16-13
SITUATIONS WAIVTED
WANT3D—Carpets to clean; best
methods. Phone 276. The Rich
mond Co. Experienced Janitors and
window cleaners. Rooms 6-7, Ward
Block. 1-5-12
SITUATION WANTED—WouId like
position as housekeeper In widower
or bachelor's home. Address G., 17
Herald. 11-lmox
Japanese general contract and do
mestic labor. Prompt service. U. 8.
Hotel, 11 East Chestnut. Phone 1154.
1-1-12 X
Phone 896 for all kinds of laborers
and help a good cause. tfx
WANTED—TO BUT
WANTED—SOO pairs of men's sec
ond h.-jnd shoes at 105 South First
street, next to Fulton Market, C.
Welland. Phone 1578 R. 8-tf
WANTED—To buy, team of work
horsus. Weight about 1200 pounds.
Apply H. H. Krug, at Yakima Groc
ery 00. 23-3tx
WAXTLD —Fresh vegetaoles of all
kinds daily, also fresh eggs at
Bartholct Grill. 23»-tf
WANTED—Good clean linen or mus
lin rags at Herald office; 25 cents
for sack. 72-tf
WANTED —To buy, fresh ranch eggs.
ritisy Bee Cafe. 15 No. First St.
468. 810-26t
W A X TLD—MISCELLANEOUS
\v ANTED—The Young Woman's
Christian association, 412 East Yak
ima Avenue, furnishes rest and lunch
rooms; reliable employment, a cer
tified list of rooms, educational and
gyn.naalum classes. Every woman Is
invite i. to make use of the association
privilege . tfx
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT — Light housekeeping
rooms, also single rooms Lincoln ho
tel. Phone 59 6. 206 H West Yaki
ma Aye. 262-tf
FOR RENT—6-room apartment, at
the Concord flats; steam heat, hot
and oold water. Phone 1644-J. 19-6tx
FOR RENT—Two modern furnished
housekeeping rooms; ground floor.
310 No. First St. 22-6t
FORy RENT—Housekeeping rooms,
ground door, facing street. 229
South First street. S4-rf
FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Enquire 103 So
Seventh St. 23-26t
FOR RENT—Furnished housekeeping
rooms. Im-perial Hotel, 18 North
Second St. 22-3t
FOR RENT—Single furnished house
keeping rooma 111 No. Ist St.
306-tf
FOR RENT —Furnished housekeeping
rooms; modern. 702 East Yakima
Aye 19-6t
FOR RENT—FIat for rent; Inquire
of Dr. G. J. Hill. 278-tf
FOR RENT—ROOMS
FOR RENT — Furnished rooms, one
block from Yakima hotel. Stove
heat or gas. Meals if desired. 101
No 3d St. 4-lmo
FOR RENT—Furnished rooms at the
Glei. Cairn, 116 S. A St.; modern.
|»T-tf
FOR RENT—Furnished rooms at wri
ter rates. 14% So. Second St. 23-6tx
HOARD AND ROOM
FOR RENT—Furnished rooms with
or without board, also for light
housekeeping. Oklahoma House,
Agnes Johnson, proprietor. 308 S. 2d
St. 10-26tx
FOR RENT—HOUSES
FOR KENT—New nieidßtii ul\ room
In.use. t-5 p«r month, fei 1 I'iea-ant
A\k. .Phonei 1653-K. 2u-4tx
FOR RENT—S-room modern house,
11 No 6th St. Call 40* No. Tth K.
23-lmo
FOR RENT-—ROUSES
FOB RENT —Four-room plastered
house. Address A. IS9. care Her
ald < Ice. 808-tf*.
FOR RENT—B room house, close In.
Phone Sub, 166x1. S-Jan 1
FOR RENT—Modern bungalow, fur
nished. Phone [phone]t
FOR BALI9—LAND
FOR SALE—The best imposition on
the market today, and on very easy
terms, 5, 10 or 20 acres In best com
mercial varieties of apples, located In
the best and earliest fruit section of
the laklma valley. Will care for this
land for four years absolutely free of
cost to you and at the end of that
time you will have a full bearing or
chard. A fine chance for out of town
Investors, who have other business
Interests and cannot give it their own
time anu attention. Terms, one-fifth
cash a.id balance in four equal annual
payments. Address G. M., care Her
ald. •» 807-tfx
FOR SALE—By owner—2o acres; 10a
in young orchard; 10a In alfalfa;
2% miles from Prosser. Water right
paid. $200 an acre. Terms. Also 160
acres In Horse Heaven under Klickitat
ditch. Water signed up for 820 an
acre. Finest land in the district. F.
Q. Wlnqulst, R. F. D. No. 2, Selah,
Wash. 23-26t
FOR SALE—A golden opportunity.
Have you lots of muscle but not
much money. Do you want a farm
for your very, very own? See us be
fore It Is boo late. Yakima Realty
and Investment company. 11-tf
FOR SALE —Several very desirable
lots In Zlllah. Small payment down
and long time on balance. F. X. Nag
ler. Rooms 1 and 2, Odd Fellows'
block. Phone 644. Dec. 27
FOR SALE—Mr. Poor Man: Here's
the chance you've been waiting for
to obtain a home. No cash required.
See Yakima Realty and Investment
company, 12 East Yakima Aye. 11-tf
FOR SALE—No money required. Tf
you want an orchard tract without
any cash payment, Inquire of Yakima
Realty and Investment company, 12
East Yakima Aye. 11-tf
FOR SALE—HaIf acre tract with
fruit and berries; nicely located on
south end Capitol Hill. Price right
ana terms easy. Address R. M., care
Herald. 256-tfx
FOR SALE—34OOO cash and balance
on easy payments will handle a hop
ranch that took In 322,000 this year.
See Coffin Bros. It
FOR SALE — Relinquishment, 160
acres. Water to Irrigate 80 acres.
Would consider a trade. Address J.
R., care Heald. 7-lmox
FOR SALE—NOB HILL
Ten-acre fruit ranch with 8-room
house; all improvements. Owner, P.
O. Box 89.2. 2-1-llx
FOR SALE—AII kinds of land from a
city lot to a 40,000-acre ranch, on
liberal terms by the owners. Coffin
Bros. It
FOR SALE—HOUSES
FOR SALE—'Seven room house and
half acre of ground, set to trees
and berries, ft Is a oargain, terms.
1010 So. Tenth Aye. tO-tf
FOR SALE—New five-room modern
bungalow. Terms. Phone 387.
23-26t
AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE —5-passenger automobile;
may be seen at Hotel Yakima. Ap
ply T. W. James. 19-61
FOR TRADE
FOR EXCHANGE—Fine lot. on Cap-
ltol Hill, close to Yakma Aye., for
work team, harness and wagon, light
spring wagon and cows. Enquire
Herald, or owner, Box 123 Richland,
Watch. 23-12t
WANTED — To exchange, pleasant,
lucrative business, well located In
North Yakima, for acreage near city.
Address "Business," care Herald.
20-6tx
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE—Cut flowers, floral de
signs, bouquets. F. A. Huntley
green houses. Phone 1488-J. 11. O.
Akin, Manager, phone 148&-Y. May B
FOR SALlil—Thill*, li\«- Imroe HeJ
bogs; s brood saw, furrow in Apm
one new i >k j.usui Separator Miun«
Farmers 44. "II ol
FOR SALK—Cheap, household goods
spd home canned fruit. 511 Pleas
ant Aye. Phone 1653-R 20-8U
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SAT/E—One force spray pump In
good condition, cheap. Phone 273.
19-6t
FOR SALF—Violin; fine tone. Call
218 No. First £t. Jan 2Ox
MD3CEI.LANEOUS
Advertisers—the great state of
North ..Dakota offers unlimited oppor
tunUMEu business to classified ad
vertfl^W^^The recngnlr.ed advertising
medium Is the Fargo Dally and Sun
day Courier-News, the only seven day
paper In the state and the paper
which carries the largest amount of
classified advertising.
"he Courier News covers North
Dakota like a blanket; reaching all
parts of the state the day of pub
lication; It Is the paper to use In
order to get results; rates one cent
per word first Insertion, one-half cent
per word succeeding Insertion; fifty
c^nts per line per month. Address
The Courier-News, Fargo, N. D.
ADVERTISERS—Indiana offers un
limited opportunities for business
to classified advertiser* A recog
nised advertising medium Is the Dally
and Trt-Weekly Enterprise, published
at Noblesvllle, and carrying the larg
est amount of classified business In
that section. The Enterprise covers
Hamilton County thoroughly and Is
lie medium to use to get results.
Rates, 1-Jc per word; 6 Insertions for
the price of S. Nothing taken. under
10c. Address, The Enterprise. Nobles
fllle. Inel. tfx
NOTICES
ASSESSMENT NOTICE
.Totlce Is hereb given that the As
scsjment Roll of Local Improvement
District No. 228 for the construction of
a cement sidewalk on Garfield Avenue,
C Stree., Lincoln Avenue, Jefferson Ave
nu-, Foleom Avenue, Brown Avenue,
Lemon Avenue, Sixth Avenue. Eighth
Avenue, Pierce Avenue, Oregon Avenue.
Custer Avenue, Clarke Avenue and
Lewis Avenui pursuant to Ordinance
No. 881, has been certified to me for
collection and that any assessment
therein may be paid to me at any time
within thirty days from the dmte of
the first publication of this notice, to
wlt: Within thirty days from the 21st
day of December, 1811; and that after
the expiration of said thirty days,
bonds payable In ten equal annual in
stallments will be issued against the
property of all owners who have neg
lected to pay said assessments within
said thirty days. By paying said assess
ment within thirty days from this
date property owners will save penalty,
-interest and costs.
Dated at the office of the Cltv Treas
urer In North Yakima, Washington,
this 21st day of December, 1911.
Office—First National Bank.
C. R. DONOVAN,
18-10t City Tre surer.
IN BANKRUPTCY—NOTICE OF
SALE OF STOCK
In the District Court of the United
States for the Eastern District of
Washington. Southern Division.
In the matter of Walter E. Wlthrow.
Bankrupt.
Notice Is hereby given, that in pur
suance of an order of the Honorable
E. B. Cresap, Referee In Bankruptcy
In the above entitled Court, made on
the 13th day of December, A. D. 1911,
In the matter of Walter E. Wlthrow, a
bankrupt, the undersigned trustee of
said bankrupt's estate, will sell at pri
vate sale at the store-room of said
bankrupt in Prosser, Washington, on
V'ednesday, the 27th day of December,
to the highest bidder, for cash, gold
coin of the United States, all the vis
ible assets of said bankrupt, to-wlt:
The stock of goods, wares and mer
chandise and fixtures as the same is
now contained and situate in the
store-room of said bankrupt.
Persons intending to bid upon said
property shall file with me not later
than twelve o'clock, noon, of the 27th
day of December, A. D. 1911, sealed
bids In writing, setting forth the
amount said Intending purchasers are
willing to pay In cash first for the
stock of goods, wares and merchan
dise of the above named bankrupt, and
second for the store fixtures and fur
niture of said bankrupt.
All prospective purchasers intending
to bid upon said property snd desir
ing to Inspect the same may do so
upon application to the undersigned
Trustee at Prosser, Washington. All
sales will be made subject to confirma
tion by the Referee In Bankruptcy of
the above entitled court.
Dated this 14th day of December,
A. D. 1911.
ARTHUR B. TAYLOR,
Trustee in Bankruptcy. Residence and
Postofflce Address, Prosser, Wash
ington. 14-10t
NOTICE TO CaIBDITORS.
Notice Is hereby given to al persons
having claims aralnst the estate of
Websttr L. Stable late of Taklma
county, State of Washington, and now
deceased, to present the name, accom
panied by the proper vouchers, to the
undersigned executor of the estate of
said decedent, at the office of Parker &
Richards, 426 Miller building. North
Yakima, Yakima County, State of
Washington, the same being the place
for the transaction of the business of
said estate, within one year from the
date of the first publication of notice
to creditors, to-wlt: Within one year
from the 13th day of December, 1911,
or the same will be forever barred us
provided by law-
Dated this 13th day of December,
1911.
GEORGE W. BANNING.
Executor of the Estate of Webster L.
Stabler, Deceased.
Parker & Richards,
Attorneys for Executor.
Dec. 13, 20, 27, Jan. 3, 10.
SUMMONS IN I *>11l < I i.-l 111. OK TAX
MEN
In the Superior Court of the State of
Washington, In and for the County
of Yakima.
E. F. Moore, Plaintiff, vs. Herbert Wil
liams, and all persons unknown. If
any, having or claiming to have an
interest in and to the real property
hereinafter described, Defendants.
The State of Washington to Herbert
William*, and all persons unknown, if
any. having or claiming to hay* an
Interest iii and to real property here
inafter described:
You, and each of you, are hereby
notified that B. V. Moore is the holder
of Certificates of Delinquency num
hored 6237, Issued on the 15th day of
December, mil, by the County of
laklrma. State of Washington, for the
amount of fifty-eight and 46-100
1158.45) dollars, the same being the
amount then dus and delinquent for
taxes for the year 19(17, together with
penalty, Interest anil posts thereon, up
on rual property assessed to you and
of which you aie tliu owner, or re.pu.le-t!
owner, »ituusi*-<t In iiio county of vlik
imu, .-Hale of Washington, unci pa ill'
ni.wly ue;e in.[.l as follow*, to-wlt:
The Couth Half lM',l of Hie South
eusl quarter iSEWi t-f Section Ttvuul>
..in -L'li Township Ten iiOi. north,
Kunge Nineteen *i»*. X W 11. .ml
Upon which he tija paid t.ixea ai-s.
against -ii.i property as followi
Year's Pate las Beet Amount
Tux Paid Xo.
1908—Dec. 15. 1911 1 1959 ts7.r>tl
19(19—Dec. 18. 1911-^-16122 66 2 «
1910—Dse. 18, 1911—14901 54.95
NOTlCES—(Contlniird)
Total amount of taxes paid since
date of CertMoate of Delinquency,
1178.65.
All of said amounts bearing Inters*
at the rate of fifteen per cent per an
num; nnd you are' fuvther notified that
I will apply to the Superior Court of
the State of Washington. In and for
Said County. for a Judgment foreclos
ing tax lien against the property here
inbefore mentioned: and you are here
by summoned to appear wlthfn sixty
•ays after the dale of the Hist publi
cation of this summons, to-wlt. within
slxtv lines after the 27th day of De
cember, ltll, and defend this a.-tlon or
pay the amount due. together with
costs ;and In case of your failure so
to do. Judgment will he rendered fore
closing the lle-i for sarld Certificate of
Delinquency, taxes. penalty. Interest
and costs against the innds and prem
ises hereinbefore mentioned
Any pleadlnir or proce#s msv he
served upon the undersigned at the ad
dress hereafter mentioned.
WARD A GILBERT,
and O. R. SCHT'MANN,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
P. O. Address: 8]( 811 Sillier Bulldlnp.
North Yakima. Washington.
no,- 27 .l.in. .1-10-17-24-31 Fob. 7.
RAILROAD TIMK TABLHS
NORTHERN PACIFIC
Nc I i.ath.Min.l Tr H lna . . Depart
2 'North Coast Ltd.. St. PI 12:55 a. m.
« Eastern Exp., St. Paul .. 2 10 a. m.
IRS Spoken* Limited 6:IB a. m.
4 Atlantic Ex., Chicago ... 2:30 p. m.
4 Burlington Ex.. St. Louis 10.35 p.m.
180 Grandvlev Seattle Local 2:37 p. m.
Wepatlmiiml Trnlna
41 Burlington E.... St. I*ou|s 1:20 a. m
257 Spokane-Seattle Limited 2:85 a. m
3 Atlantic Ex., Chicago .. 4:10 a. m.
,1 "North Coast Ltd., St PI. 2: o p. m.
R Western Ex., St. Paul.. 8:80 p. m
170 Seattle-Grandvlew Local 10:80 a. m
♦North Coas* Limited transaots n»
local passenger business.
Saaayelde Branch
(Sunnyslde trains dally.)
Leave Arrive
7:00 a m. .North Takima .. .10:55 n. m.
2:37 p.m....North Yakima.. .7:20 p. m.
7:10 a. m Orandvlew 9:00 a. m.
5:15 p. m Qrandvlew ... .4:4! p. m
0.-W. R. * N. CO.
No. Kimthound Tralas Depart
14 Oas car to Qrandvlew.... 7:30 a. m
5? Mi-ted train to Walla W'a 7:40 a.m.
2 Pass, train to Walla Walla 8:45 a.m.
16 Gas car to Orandvlew... 3:00 p.m.
12 Gas car to Wallula (:45 p.m.
No. Westbound Trains Arrive
11 Gas car from Wallula.. .10:15 a. m.
18 Gas car from Orandvlew 12:45 p. m.
1 Pass, train f'm Walla W'la 8:00 p.m.
51 Mix. train f'm Walla W'la 12:80 p. m.
15 Gas car from Orandvlew 7:00 p.m.
AH trains run dally and Sunday.
North Yakima A Valley Hallway Co.
In Effect Feb. 6, 11)11
NAf'lll.M BRANCH
(Dally Except Sunday)
Lea-re North Vaklnaa—7:9o a m.;
12 -ti. p. m.; 4:00 p. in.
Arrive ~.t Naches City..7:42 a. m.;
till n. SiJ 4:42 p. m.
Leave Naches City—7:62 a. m.; 2:00
p in., 4:62 p. m,
Arrli at North Yakima—B:34 a. m.:
8:16 fv m.; 6:84 p. m.
(Sunday)
Leave North Yakima—9:oo a. m ;
8:45 p. m.
Arrive Nortl. Yakima—lo:3o a. m.;
5:15 p. m.
MOYKI, BRANCH
(Daily Except Sunday) .
Leave North Yakima—7:oo a m :
1 :00 a. n.j 4:CO p. m.
rrlve Moxee Illy—7:30 a, m.;
10:46 a. in.: 4:30 p. m.
Leave Moxi City—7:4o a. t_l 11:45
ii in.; 4:40 p. m.
Arrive North Yakima—B:lo a. in ,
18:15 p. M.i 5:10 p. m
Sunday—Leave North Yakima, 7:00
a. m.; 2:30 p. m.
Arrive North Yakima 11:00 a m.;
4:1 1 p. m.
Freight—lo:ls and 12:16.
SKI, A I TRAINS
Lv. North Yakima 8:15 a. m.—5:26 p. m
Ar. Nort'i Yakima 9:00 am.—6oo p. m
FOR SALE—Small correct maps of
the city, 10 cents, 3 for 25 cents.
Herald office. tfx
Johnny can't understand why all
the closets and bureau drawers arc
locked, and why he Is forbidden lo go
Into the spareroom, nor why there Is
so much excitement and mystery
when the dellveryman leaves a -pack
age.
Maybelle—See the beautiful en
gagement ring Jack gave me last
night.
Estelle—Orac-i Mas that Just
got around to
Go. -s
"He talks a gre.-i deal to me g about
his platonlc regard for me."
"What does that mean?"
"A calendar for Christmas, I Im
agine."
North Yakima, Wash.
The heart of the
Land of Plenty
Unltee Mtacea Dttpo-nUry
-»*»ssoof»ae«, $3,300,04)0
400 per cent growth In last eight
years. An Inspection of our bank
ing quarters Is Invited.
Safe deposit vaults.
AY. L. STEINWEO. Pres.
CHAS CARPENTER, Vlce-Praa
A. B. CLINE, Csshler.
IC. R. DONOVAN. Ast. Cashier. !
X A- LOUDON. Ast. Cashier. j
CHIROPODIST
CHAS. R. PARKER
Corns, bunions and Ingrown nails
treated. Calls made.
Manicurist, Margaret Sanders. Em
pire Barber Shop, 12 Bast Yakima
Aye. iii"l*.- so.
CASH FEED YARD
lis south Second ktreet
First lass jiadcllu liensue for lent
Horses bought, Me.iii and as changed.
Satisfaction guaranteed. 3n head ot
farm and driving horses for sal.-.
• JAMES WATSON, Prop.
Phone 604
HEALTH'S BEST WAY
EAT jPPLES OAILf
Expert at Chicago Says to Make
Two Apples Disappear Where
One Went Before
The adoption of a slogan for ad-evr
tising tipples and their illotle- value Is
being urged by dealers and publicity
men In various parts of the country.
Stub a one as "Health's best way. eat
apples every day." Is vee-oniniended in
an address given at Ihe American ap
ple congress at Chicago recently by
Richard C. Coyne, if It is true, says
Mr. CoytlS, that apples are health
producers, toil everybody about it.
use the catch rhyme In advertise
ments, tack it on barrels and boxes of
•ipples. ring all the changes on It. If
apples lire a cure for the drink habit,
as haa boon asserted by some one, let
the W. C T. IT.l T. spread ahroad some
such ssnttmsnl al this, which will re
dound to the credit of, the orehardiets,
"Don't drink) pray; eat apples every
day "
Wlmt Mr. Coyne Said
Among the susrgestinns made by Mr.
Coyne In his paper wore the follow
fcsf!
"Newspapers in large cities do not
further the cause of tho apple, and
the best means to develop the adver
tising of Hie apple will be aided most
by the rural papers.
"It has been said that apples are a
great substitute for strong drink. If
this Is the case, and it seems reason
able, why should no! the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union and
other great temperance organizations
be promoters Of apples or become
apple advertlsorw, ami If they do not
like the slogan.
'Health's best way.
Kat apples every day.'
Let their slogan be:
"Don't drink, pray,
Rat apples every day."
"The peddler used to be a. good ad
vertiser of tho apple by calling his
wares, and his salesmanship depended
■ great deal on tho power and tone of
his voice and his activity In measuring
out the fruit. Many large and small
cities and towns enacted laws forbid
ding tho peddlars calling out their
wares, thus suppressing their vocal
method of advertising apples.
What Peddlers Did
"In Chicago some enterprising ped
dlers, after the ordinance forbidding
them calling out their wares went In
to effect suddenly changed the names
of their horses. Instead of calling
their horses Hill, Fan. Jim. etc., they
called their horses Apples; If their
load for disposal was ripples alone,
calling out in loud tones 'Uet ap, Ap
ples,' and to stop his horse would call
out 'Whoa, Apples,' giving the people
a. cue that b*- was advertising and hud
apples to sell.
"The 'Advertiser of file Apple' Is
not limited to the printed form alone,
far from It; I hero are many elements
that enter into mid are responsible for
the popularity of the king of fruits-—
the apple. The land owner promotes
the sale, of land for growtng apples,
the nurseryman who advertises tho
varieties and good qualities of apples
mid who also experiments with the
varieties to bring them up to n high
standard of quality us to color and
taste; the grower, the oprayer, the Ir
rigator, tho cooper, the box manu
facturer, the transportation compan
ies, all are factors In the advertising
of the apple In extent to the service
they render.
Western Box Apple
"The credit of the publicity and ad
vertising r>f (he apple has been great
ly advanced by the International Ap
ple Shippers' association, county fairs,
stato apple shows, world's f«lrs, ap
ple displays, various agricultural so
cieties of many states, fruit trade and
rural papers, and the limited space
given by the daily press, through
wlili h channel of information would
do the most good If given In a fair and
Impartial manner. Next to the. dally
papers 1 believe your apple congrews
comes closer to the apple consuming
public than any other source, es
pecially If held in large cities.
"The western box apples create.] an
unusual interest among the trade and
the apple consuming public, and has
helped more than any other force re
cently In 'advertising the apple.' The
high grade of tho fruit placed on the
market, the color of the fruit, careful
packing and the package are princi
pally responsible.
"To do the most good for Ihe great
er number should arrest the attention
of all Interested In the apple. How
It. shall be brought about Is for your
consideration. Tho dally papers reach
the greater number of the consuming
public, and the- people are guided very
much by nhat they read In the dally
press.
'Health's best way.
Eat apples every day.'
"ft occurred to in<i that some
phrase arhleh Is easily remembered
and one that Is .suggestl\ c for good
would he one ..f the good means of ad
vertising the apple by making the
slogan of th.. appl*
'Health's besi way,
Kal apples every ele- '
"If you use- this slogan at all apple
shows, conventions, associations, mn
greases, etc . the public press are
bound to use It in reporting it gS news
matter. rt would also become known
if used in schools, in copy books or
writing exercises Dealers could use
this slogan In their trade paper or
dally paper advertising. Or If need be
place a neatly printed card of an ap
ple and the slogan printed on It In
cnii barrel or boa of apples.
"The idea Involves the thought that
the slogan "in oreat* .. inner con
sumption of apples and a liberal sup
ply of health, .ill "f v til. h mli.mid help
advertising v,,- agpls ami areata a:
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Deeembcr 25
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