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CHANTS PAHS DAILY COCKIER
tMGB THRBM
C WdlM D
We lira fully equipped for all ktndu of battery
work at renaonuhle prices consistent with first
class work. '
When lu needof a new Unitary buy tb atlll-bstter
Wlllard, with fbruuded rubber Insulation.
The Battery Shop
A. V. Haxollon,
Classified
FOR HALK
ANGEL CAKES 75 cents each; or
der by phone. No. 1 0 - J . 92tf
GET YOU It TIIUC8 MENDED and
buy a n. M. C. K. wolder. for
future use. 8oe Mr. Uotclier, the
tire man at Orants I'aas hotel, tt
T: AC llbfl oak, niadrone, fir and
nine, on railroad In Jerome'
Prairie. Will take wood In bay
nient atumpag. Phone 270. 83tf
(WO-ACIIB STOCK KANC11 tor suie;
about 125 acres In cultivation;
considerable Irritation; 2 mile
from R. R. station; 1H miles
from two schools: halt cash, bal
ance low Interval Ad drone No.
1052 care Courier. 86tf
Pull 8AI.E Soeond hund lumber.
Flooring and shlplap $15 per M.
Common 112.50 per M. Call J.
1). fitlnebiiugh, phone H9-U 55
IFOR SALESave money In buyliiK
the followliiK: I'sud pipe, all
altos; Im1 1 1 n k : cable. Iron bones;
wood-iuvw outfits;' itaws; saw
mlllM; pluiiers; sluh and saw dust
conveyor complete; bolts;
wedges: chulns; pulleys; boilers
and nnglne; hoists; any and all
'a to (Ik of machinery and supplies;
we buy, noli and exchange ma
smluery. ORRtiON i.M.MMII VERY
CO., Eugene, Ore. 01
FOR RAIJO Imroe. and Berkshire
plga. IG'heiul slock hogs. Upper
river wind. W. S. Tucker, R. F.
0. Ne. , "Box 36. '66
FOR SAL";-One pony .harness, and
rubber tij:d buggy. Cheap for
quick ssie.. Mm. SI. C, Anient. 57
roil KVLTC--flood 3rd outtlnic alf
alfa hay.. T'hone (I01-F-I3, Jose
phine tlltwHlnger. 58
FOR rVM.K .Hrorcoll pliintn for snlo.
Phone tl1-F-U. Josephine .Mes
nlngnr. 56
NBW I'KIMH ROW IIOAT, about It
feet.f fur Biil.i. fx. 00. I'hone 17.
A. Griffin. 18-L. &
IXJll SALE Jloino grown musk
melons. Call evenings. 1301 Kant
A. Mm. A. .Meier, 55
A A NT '!
WANTED llousekeoper. Must be
a woman of refinement, not over
40 years of age. 'Address Solus,
care Courier. 39tf
WANTED 50 hop pickers August
30 at old Ranzaiu ynrd, 6 miles
west of city, north aide of river.
Apply J. B. Vlrdln, Rd. No. 2.
Grants Pass. 4 6tf
WAJJTED Messenger boy, good
isrsges. Fine opportunity to loiirn
the business for an ambitious, boy.
Must have bicycle and he over 10
years of age. Apply Western
Valet) Tel. Co. 48tf
' "WANTED iMcn to work In lumber
oa'mp or up-to-date sawmill.
Transportation furnished. For
particulars Inquire at Breen'a
Crescent City stage office, Orants
Pass, Ore., near 8. P, R. R. depot,
and express office. Phone 26. 48lf
MEN WANTED Faller per day, 15;
' bnckers, $4.75; Umbers, $4',50;
swumpem, $4.50; truck teamsters,
$4.75; yarding teamster, $5; road
men, $4.50; top loaders, $5; board
$1 per dny. John H. Williams,
706 B street. 74
WANTED Waitress, wanted at the
Panama Cafe. - . 56
FiVEaRSIXiyrirne'lilckOT'wunted
for work near Riddle, women pre
ferred; can make ifrom $2 to $5
per day; car fare paid both ways.
Picking commences about Sopty,
Address or Vbone Ralph. Knlsnt.
, . Canyonvllle. Ors. 1
F'ropr.
Advertising
VANTi:i-;.l!op plckors, nt Vt cents
per pound. Ilcglu September 1st.
Itlverhunks Furui: 39
MI;I,I,ANK1 H
B. L. OAUBilTOlMurance7any
kind. Rentals. Building and
Loan. Plat Olaae Liability. 609
0 street. Mtf
Mason aneroid und a 'Burton pork
el transit In leather field bag;
HQ reward for return. Address
No. 14 85 rare Courier. 55
14 NTT -One lug chain, between luwu
ridge avenue and the Rogue River
bridge. Kinder plenae leave at
Herman Homing's. 55
TAXI
USB THE" WHITE LINE TAX! FOR
prompt service. City and country
trips. Safety first. Call Grants
Pass Hotel, phone 39. Residence
phone 320-R. W. O. White T90
TAXI 'Phone Roses Confectionery,
No. 160, for taxi. Hurry calls at
any time. C. E. Ollkson. 35tf
I1IONH 2S2-R for Jitney, ljke or
Culler. Ilcdiuarters changed to
Spa. 50tf
MIHK'AL INSTItl'iTIO.N
J. 8. MncML'RRAY Teacher of sing
ing. Write or apply at 716 Lee
Street. 28tf
CIVIL KNtilXKKR
DANUCI McFA.RLA.ND. civil engl
n Her and surveyor. Residence
740 Tenth etreet, phone 211-Y.
IKNTI8T8
E. C. MACY. D. M. D. Flmt-olass
dentistry. 109'4 South Sixth
street, Grants Pass, Oregon.
rilYHK IA.NS
J,. O. OLEMELNT.. M. D.. PraiUce
limited to dlsensos of the eye, ear,
nope and throut. Glasses fitted.
OffVe hours 9-12, 2-5, or on ap
Itointment. Phones, office 62; resi
dence 859-J.
8.7liOHrUDGE7 M. DT nphslcian
and surgeon. City or country calls
attended day or night. Phones,
residence, 369; office, 182. Sixth
and H streets.
A. A. WITH AM, M. D.Jnternal
medicine and nervous diseases,
624 Medical Rldg., Portland, Ore.
Hours, 2 to 5 p. m.,' morning and
evening by appointment. .
DR. W. T. TOM1PKIN8, 8. T
iRoonis 1 and 2 Schmidt Bldg.
Treats all diseases. 'Hours 9-12
a. m.; 1-5 p. m. 'Phone 304-R.
E. J. BI1J.1CK, M. D., Pbysiclan
and surgeon; office Schallhorn
block, phone 5 4 -J; residence,
1004 3awnrldge, phone 64-L,
'Grants Palis.
VKTKHINARY 8URGBON
DR. R. J.. BESTUL, Veterinarian.
Residence 838 Washington boule
vard, phone 39ShR.
IUUYAGK AXI) TltANSFUU ,
f HOB WORLD MOVES; so do we.
Bunch Bros. Tra'nsfer Co. Phone
397-iR. ' .
F. G. ISHAM, drayage nd transfer,
Satos, pianos and furniture
moved, packed, shipped and stor
ed. Office phone 124-Y. , Rest
denco phone 124-R. -
i KLKCriHOAL WORK
MLBUTRIC WIRING and general
eloctrit.al work, repairing, house
wiring. C. C, Harper, Si 5 North
Sixth street', phone. 47,
HOW HAS 729
BOAM TRADE
Great Strides Shown in Report
of Shipping Board.
REACH ALL PARTS CFYOHLD
Glories of Fermsr Days When Stars
, and 8trlpes Snspped From Msst
hesds in Every Port of the World
Ars Being Revived Establish 62
Regular Cargo Liner Services In
Trade Routes Opened Within 8lx
Months.
The viim expnriKlon of the American
merchiiiil murine In the nii two yenrx
In reveiiled hy llv'ureH nsueI by the
Ijilteil Stulin Hlilpplnu In hi n I. Kxelii
alve of more limn 2Ji,tm Urn of
HbippliiK still In wur Kervlce, Hie Imiirtl
now einployn 7UM.t ships of 4.2W.I71
tons In i!-in-rtil ci.ini.ii iiv.
The glories of (hi. pnm, when tin
Slurs nnil .stripes snupped fri.m unit
lieuils In ivcry jmri nf the world, tire
Im-Iiib revived. The h,:ir litis (muli
llsheil nikI tiotr bus uinhT iiperullnii J2
refiihir vtirgn liner si'rvl'ces in trade
lOllles which hiive hern iipcui-rl In the
pnsl six mouths, nnil there lire 171
stemip-hips of i,:i.",i.:ui:. iiemiwiiiu
eniiloyed In the tmile rout-
which Imve hii'ii ulveti regiilur curt'o
liner service. The renin Imler of ihe
foiiiinerce licet Is engugeil In geiierul
cargo nnil trump s-rvlce. . Aililltinniil
Iriule routes ure sism lo lie opened
and more hhips will he utilized us
they ure rehnsi-d from wnr service,
nnil us new ships are delivered.
Reach Every Quarter.
Every iiuiirler of (be globe Ik now
reiiched by reguliir curgo liner serv
ices. The mrgo liner service to the
Argentine und Uruguay ItiWndea 10
Nteiiinshlps of from ri.(KI to ll.tiisi dead
weight tuns Nulling weekly from New
York to the Argentine; five of from
4..HK) to O.omi tons from Itoston to the
Argentine; two of ,1,07,1 und 0.2(10 tons
from Mobile. Ala., to the Argentine;
four of fi.07.1 tons from New Orleans
to the Argentine; four of from 7.500
to ll.(KK tons from Wilmington, tel..
to the Argentine: four nf from 7..VH)
to 0.000 tons from Charleston, S. C.
to the Argentine; four of from T.ftOO
to B,0 tons from Siivnnmih to the
Argentine; foOr of from 7..VW lo 9.000
tons from Brunswick, (in., to the .Ar
gentine, slid four of from 7,500 to It,-"
000 Ions from Jacksonville, Fla., to the
Argentine. All of these ships call at
Montevideo, Buenos Aires, La I'luta
and Rosnrlo. They carry every Imng
Inuhle manufacture.
In nihil t Ion to this there Is now a
splendid Itruill sen Ice with nine big
ships leuving New York on a ten-day
schedule for mid-Brazil, and two oth
ers leaving New York for north Bra
all every six weeks. The Brazil serv
ice also Includes ships from New Or
leans to Rio and Santos, from Wil
mington, Charleston, Savannah, Bruns
wick, Gu and Jacksonville.
The cargo liner service to the west
coast of South America, ranging from
Guayaquil to Vulparulso. comprises five
large ships from New York on fort
nightly sailings to Valparaiso and a
steamship from New Orleans on a bl
tnoutbly Rolling to the same port.
The board advertises two ships from
New York to Egypt op monthly sail
ings, five from New York to the Dutch
ATTORNEYS
H. . D. NORTON. Attorney-tt-law.
Practices' In all State and Federal
Courts. First National Bank Bldg.
Q. W. COLVIO, Attorney-at-law.
Grants Pass Banking Co. Bldg.
Grants Pass, Oregon.
E. S. VAN DYKE, Attorney. Prac
tices in all courts. First National
Bank Bldg.
O. 8. iBLAXCHARD, Attorney-at-law.
Golden Rule Bldg. Phone .270.
Grants Pass, Oregon.
C. A. SIDLBR, Attorney-at-law. Ma
sonic Temple, Grants Pass, Ore.
GEO. H. DURHAM, Attorney-at-law,
referee In bankruptcy, . Masonic
Temple, ' Grants Pass, Oregon.
Phone 135-J.
JAMES T. CHINNOCK, Uwyer,
First National Bank Bldg., Grants
Pass. Oregon.
The California and Oregon
, Coast Railroad Company
TIME CARD
Effective Nov. 19, 1918.
Trains will run Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday
Leave Grants Pass .'...I P. M
Arrive Waters Creek.." ..2 P. M.
Leave Waters Creek... 3 P. M
Arrive Grants Pass 4 P. M.
For Information regarding freight
and passenger rates call at the office
of the company, Lundburg building,
or tolMohone IS I.
West Jndles on monthly sailings, two
from New York lo Bumhny and other
Indian ports on bi-monthly snlllngs,
mid three to VHrbolona, Valencia,
t'ndls und Keviile on monthly sailings.
One ship anils for the new free port
of Iiun.lg every month, and there Is
now a crgo liner service to Constan
tinople from New York with two ships
sailing every six weeks.
Other Sailings.
Other services listed by the board
Include New York to West Africa,
three ships on monthly sailings; New
York to South Africa, two ships on bi
monthly sailings;' New York to Aus-
trullu and New Zealand, thren shins
on monthly sailings; New York to
' Ulna and Jiipun, three ships on a
six-weeks' schedule, and 15 ships
from Han Francisco to China and Ja
pan and Milling every ten days.
In addition there are new services
from Kan Frtuidwo to Eastern ports
ond Europe; from New York to
Genoa; from New York to Oreclan
ports; from New York to London, six
of the lurgest ships on fortnightly
snlllngs; I'bllndelphia to I-omlon ; Iinl
tluiore to London; Norfolk. Va., to
I-oinlon ; New York to Liverpool, and
Boston, I'Mludelphlu, Baltimore, Nor
folk and Gnlveston. Tex, to Liver
pool; New York to Glasgow; New
York to Havre; New York to Bor
deaux; Boston to Bordemix and Bal
timore to P.ordenux ; New York, Bos
ton, 1'lilliidclpMii und Baltimore to
Antwerp; New York and I'blladel
ltt to Rotterdam ; New York to
Copenhagen ami Oolhcnhurg. and
finally an extensive cargo liner serv
ice to West Indian ports.
Man Sold Bogus Medical Diplomas.
Pleading guilty to selling bogtia
medical diploma to Abraham Lazlnsky
of Brooklyn, N. Y., for $1,500, Nicholas j
u. iiemews oi rcw xotk city, nas re
quested clemency upon his promise to
mske public the names' of the 75 men
now practicing as physicians and at
torneys upon credentials he sold to
them.
An Exacting Alaskan.
Wanted, a Wife Honest and capa
ble man wishes a wife: age not a bar;
must be good cook and able to take care
of home. Have several hundred dol
lars Irj the hank, a comfortable cnhln
and a promising cliiltn. No phono
graph need apply. From the Viildes
M!aer.
P
TIME
G. B. BERRY
Harness and Saddlery
Auto Top and Canvas Work
With'Grants Pass Hardware Co.
Mil HI BSwVL Farming U more or less of
11 1 V&$&!' a lottery anyway, and "War
'A3
13 Eiwuy, . , in. v - ' . ... - - - 1
known ts that obtained by Kl tricv Motor Driven Pumps. This is par
ticularly true when hlectric Power is obtainable at low coat. .
1 ... L.l t .!! In..u f. J,.,.kl. Wawill
bn wa ki), 7 ,vv.a
five you our beat advic
and we will famish yon
California-Oregon Power Co.
I"
c
Regular
Firestone Tires
6000 Miles
30x3 Smooth Tread
30x3i Non Skid
G.- L. Hobart Go.
Yon have had crop
.failures owing to lark
of rain. Cropsmay suf
fer again this year.
under the clouds lessens the
chances of winning.
You can make farming practi
cally sure, by artificial irrigation.
V lr nnmrA nut moisture St
x r f
your command in just the right quantityat just the right time.
But, in order to be profitable, artificial irrigation mast
i -L a... I it.. nw.th.ul f artifirml irrintioo
- - - -
in the selection of motor, ;
power at the lowest cost.
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$11.60
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