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Milan. march tit, i oim OKA NTH I'AHU DAILY OOt'IUUIt PA3K TIIi:i:t. 4 v SAVE the LEATHER LIQUI DS tmcf PASTES : For Block, Whlle.Tanw Ox-Blood (dark brown) Shoes KEEP YOUR SHOES NEAT 0 t-A.FFDAU.tT CODPOtUTIONS LTD. BUFFALO, N.V. Classified FOR NALK FOR SAUK CIIKAt' 40 acres, 6 nil Ion from town on lbs Crescent City roud. Mrs. W. II. II. Taylor, 421 West L street. 25 IIATCIIINO EGGS 8. C. White Leg-1 ANGEL CAKES 76c. Phone 190-J horns. Rest of winter lny.-rn. , - -- - : 1.60 ,..r .e.llng of 15. 17 In'ff-? 1' bought and sold 100 lot.. K. llammerhhor,j Auto Service Co. Phone S24-J, op phone 000-F-23. It. P. D. No. 2. tf , 0xf,rd hoM- J0l( . ..- E, U GALUKAITH. Insurance-, rent- MAXWELL car In running or- Bta ft aur ior snj, iiou rin. i'm-244-K, or address ltox 80. It. V. U No. 2. '-'1 Ffllt S VLK-l'Ino and oiik wood. rtiiluir llriiH.. r.O'J-J. 2 2 ' I Will SALE Single work, humous; single 1...KO b:,rnr; J,n J1 1 low: 2-ahovclplow; H-looth r . -; tlvator; Iron Ago Harden .ceder , with cultivator attachments; post i hole digger. At S07 North Sixth j Street. V. G White. :3,"' WTF LEGHORN egg. $1.50 per s.-ttlng of U.. Rood winter lay-. er. Nellie Shattuclt Crescent ; 24 : City Road. FOR SALE- -3 Kod lota, sonic Im provements, at nastiHHed vuliiatlon Addrevs Hox 3fi, C'nnyonvllle, Ore- KOIl. 1'1-YMorTII lUM'K eiu;s for hatch ing, 11 fgtts for 1. Mr". A. .1. Green, phone C14-F-2. 2!"' FOIl KENT --Modern five-room bun galow with garimo. For sale Modern up-to-dute furniture, In cluding bedding, silver and linen. Cull 21 j West J at reel. 21 TO ItCM FOIl KENT Modem house semi-1 furnished or East A street unfurnished, 1 3 24 i Mrs, A. J. Klockor, S022 S FOIl RENT .March 2Ctli, u 5-room j cottage, nicely furnished, garage,.' eloctrlc lights, etc., enj A street, i Soo N. E. Townscnd. 621 A St. 23 TO EXCHANGE TO TRADE Two houses and 5 hits In Dundee, Yamhill county. Ore, 27 miles south of Portland, one block from S. P. depot for 6 or 7 room, house In Grants Pass. Ap ply 215 WeBt I street. ' 4 2 WANTED CATTLE WANTED Montague, Cal. a. W. King, WANTED Man and wlfo at small mining camp. Man for work about mine and wife to do cook-1 Ing. Address 464 Courier. 27 WANTED Neat woman for general housowork, plain cooking. Wages $25 to 3". Address R. R. 4, Box 82, Modford, Ore. 21 EIGHT MEN wanted for farm work; houses for families. River Ranks Farm. 25 PHOTO HTIIHO THE PICTURE MILL for tine phou I graphs Ojien dally except Sun day from 10 a. m. to 5 p. m. Sun dny sittings by appointment on! Phone Mill, 283-R, or resldene 140-J. 57t TO LEASE 35 ACRES l7rlgnted land." "mllo from city on lower rlvor road, for !ea:i cn shares. Phone 224-R or write Box 36, Rd. No. 2. 25 DENTISTS E. C.'maCY, D. M. "5. Firat-'las' dentlRtry. lOB'i South Slxti trr.t CrantB Pass, Oregon.. DR. C. E. JACKSON, D. M. D., suc cessor to Dr. Bert Elliott. Ovet Coldun Rule Store, Phone 6. kip A -w- .jaB Advertising MIHCKLLANKOI M JITNEY SERVICE Any whore, any Hum. I'll on. i Mocliii Cufo Otto J. Kalpn. lealdcnco 14H-Y 231) and Ixiiinn. 609 O street, Launer's old lopiitlon. tf ; w.kcthh; wiitl.Mi ana general electrical work, repairing, bouse wiring. C. C. Harper. 315 North Sixth Mreet, phone 47. tf HEMSTITCHING and pIcoHuYTTio conU , dA1, wrk Modrord. 0rp .' L. H" haw: ii rim roof, either K ravel or patent roofing, that leaks, see me. I have the dope that will fix It. W. It. Harnett, corner Fourth nnd F street. 25 VETERINARY hi i;i:on l)H. R. Office. J. PESTl-'U Veterinarian residence. I'hore snr.-n l-IIVSK IAH O CLEMENT, M. ' 0.7' friTcli". 1 1 tilted to diseases of the eye, est n" and throat Classes fUtoi' Ofp-e liourn 8-12. '-IS. or on l polntmeut. Olllre phono 2. r.' dence phono SS'J-J. t.iH.oiliiiy(iu:. i. u. ru)&i ud surgeon. Cliy or country ci. a'ttrtitled day or nliu Iteslden. phone auu, olhce phone 1H: Hlxth and II. Tuffs lild. A. .. VHl'llAM. M I). -Interna disease uleOlelne and nervous S03 Cortiett Hldg.. Portland. Or Hours 10 to 12 a. m.; 2 to 4 p. in lUtAYAtiE AX! TRANS ;-.it COMMERCIAL TUANSKEK I U klnda of diayage and tranf wrk carefully and promptly Co:. Phone 181-J. Stand at freif depot. A. Shade, Prop. THE WORLD MOVES; sodowT Runoh Bros. Transfer Co. Phon 387-R. i F. O. 1FHAM, drayage and trautf Safes, ifanos and furnltur moved, packed, shipped and shi ed. Office phone 124-Y, , Fs! dence phone, 124-R. .1TTOKXPYS U. NORTON, Attornoy-at-J. Practices In all State and Federi. Courts. First National Bank Bldt COLVIO ft WILLIAMS, Attorner. t-U. Grants Pass Banking C. Bldg., Grants Pans, Oregon. E. S. VAN DYKE. Attorney.' Pr. tloe In all court. First Nations Bank Bldg. O. S. I1LANCHARD, Attorney a Law. (loldon. Rule HuHdlij. Phona 270. Grants Taas. Ort..- I1LANCHARD Ai DLANCIIAHD, A tornoys, Albert Bldg ph . 2JU-J. Practice In al! courts. ;: , board attorneys. C. A. SIDLER, Attorney-at-Law, re are in bankruptcy. Mskob temple, Grants Pass, Ore. GEO. H. DURHAM, attorney at law referee In bankruptcy, Masonli Temple, Grants Pass, Ore Phom 135-J. : JAMES T. S CHINOCK. First National Bank Grants Pass, Oregon. Lawyor. building If you have anythltg to sell tri classified ad. - - , J D1--": ;li I no county Is to have a clothing school, glvun imiIt tho auu plcon of tlio lio.iiti dnmoniitrntlon so' tlon of tho County Form ISurouii on Next Saturday, Mai oil 2 2. This school in tor Dm bcnoflt of all who wlxh to bo aviill tht-niHolvca of the op portunity. .MIbs Mary Van Kirk, limtriK tor In the HoiiKoboId Art dvpartiunnt of tho OreKon Axrlcultural coIIoko, has I boen eocurnd a Infitruotor for this school. She has had several years of shop work and tahlng, a com bination of practical and theoretl'al experience which makes her well qualified, for this work. The mornln; ecMlon will be de voted to a dlsctfiwlon of remodllng of old Karments. Made-over gar ment for Krown-ups as well as for the children will be shown. Miss Van Kirk has (unvested that the womori brlnn In narmnts they may havo, and ahe will aid them in plan ning ways In which they mlpht be remodeled. . The afternoon program will de pend upon the wishes of those pres ent at the morning session. Miss Van Kirk will come prepared to give help In many lines such as de velopment of children's clothes and ladles' waists from foundation pat terns, fitting and finishing garments, the layette, clothing for tho stout figure, textiles, altering and adapt ing .patterns, etc. If you havo a problem which you wlnh solved be sura to be at tho morning meeting and suggest It as part of the after-1 noon program. The morning seaalon will bcsln at j 10 o'clock and close at 11:30. The afternoon e?alon will be called at 1:15. You will not waste anybody's time If you are late for the meet-1 lugs will begin Jimt the same. But' you will miss some very valuable Information. Both sessions will bo J held In the circuit court room of tho courthouse. , RI'TH I COKBFTT Homo Demonstration Agent. (JKRM NS STACK TIIHU UNIFORMS IK A HEAP Colilenz, Mar. 20. Great piles of military stores worth million of barks nvf lying In a hall In Fr.;nk enberg, Ilesne. and are likely to be wasted unless soon cared for, says tho Westphalian YnlWilatt. The supplies consist prln -liially of army uniforms thrown In great heaps af ter the demobilization of tile German army. Why aro seven chops better than one? 'rTa Boi'ause there are more of them! THERE IS NO LIMIT TO THE M'MltKH OF CHOPS WE HAYK HERE KOU YOU! PORK CHOPS, VEAL CHOI'S, LAM It X1IOPS, MUTTON CHOI'S, WE HAVE THEM IN PROFUSION TO YOUIl APPETITE'S CONFUSION W13 SUGGEST AS A CONCLUSION, HETWEEN YOU AND THKM, COLLUSION! The City Market 40.1 fi STREET PHONE 52 The California and Oregon Coast Railroad Company TIME CARD Effective Nov. 19, 1918. Trains will run Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Leave Grants Pass P. M Arrlvs Waters Creek 2 P. M Leave Waters Creek; ... .....3 P. M Arrive Grants Pass .4 P. M For Information regarding freight and passonger rates call at the offtr of the company, Lundburj building or telephone 1 3 i '- .-mi ii.h!,-; FERRYDALE James Noblo wan seen In nils' vi cinity Sunduy. Ho was having some dlfflrulllbn with some of our mud hole. Slnco then they have been mended and we hope to soon have good ro;uls. D. T). Adams, who has been visit ing In Ferrydale several day re turned (o Grants Pans Monday. Mr. and Mrs. A. 1. Hussey and lit tle daughter, Dama, spent Monday at Grants Pass. D. G. Robertson ha been working our roads the pant week. Mrs. A. C. Ford waa visiting at her uncle's, Win. Crow's, Monday. Mr, Crow Is very III at the present time. Miss Queen Every waa at Merlin doing some trading Monday. Mrs. T. J. Everton in vlaltmg at her daughters, Mrs. O. H. Grlffln'a, this week. . ; Mra. J. Wertz and mother, Mrs. M. A. Griffin and Miss Audry Grif fin, waa visiting at O. H. Griffin's Sunday. Mrs. Wertz's little daugh ters, Mary and Ida, who bad been visiting at M. L. Griffin's, Teturned to Grants Pass with them. Two young men, of, Portland, the Paine Bros., have moved on the old Hogue place. Mr. and- Mrs. Herbert Meeks moved from the Flanagan mine Wed nesday. F. N., Dan and Harold Robertson were In Grants Paes Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Huasey was visiting at the homes of Harry Kyete and at Wm. Crow's Wednesday. Jos. Hill Is out from Crants Pass this week doing some work on his farm. FP.UITDALE Tho Hamilton and Neilson young people attended the danco at Rogue ; River grange hall last, Saturday night. Wednesday for a visit - with her ,,,,.. Mra rl... unuraita iiraciicea l the Hanlilt0 Tuesday evep- DemoEstrat ED Union M St ; p Columbia Hams, per lb. .. 45c Columbia Bacon, per lb .: 60c Royal Anne Bacon, per lb T..,..50c Kenton Bacon, per lb :...40c Columbia Pure , Leaf lard, No. 3 . pail .. ... 95c Standard Lard, No. 5 pail .$1.50 Standard Lard, No. 10 pail $2.95 Pearl Shortening, No. 5 pail ...... . $1,35 Pearl Shortening, No. 10 pail ....$2.60 Columbia Salad Oil, small 55c Columbia Salad Oil, medium r 95c The Ing and Mr. and Mrs. Smith and daughter and Mr. Grout, of New Hope, anslated them. The O. W. Potts family were Sun day guests at the William Wlllfams home. i , Mr. and Mrs. Alonzrt Jones and daughter, Leona, were Sunday after noon guests of Prof, and Mrs. Ward- rip. The regular meeting of the grange was held last Saturday and as Fruit- dale grange Is entitled to representa tion at the state grange this year, Mauter A. S. Coutant and wife were eloped to bp the delegates. Mr. Wlmore Sr., spent several days In Ashland lafii week and on his way home stopped a few days with his slater, Mrs. Brtetow, In Grants Pass. Dr. and Mrs. Elliott, of Medford, Mr. and Mrs. Roper and W. F. Wood stock were dinner guests of Mr. and Mr P. Slattery Sunday. , Mr. and Mrs. John Klnkle and Mrs. Laura Atkins, of Savage Rapids, attended grange Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Hamilton en tertained Mr. and Mrs. Neilson, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carpenter and daugh ter, Lavlda, Mrs. Alva Carpenter and Geneleve Myers at dinner Sunday. Charlie Augustine called on J. H. Harris and A. Bauer Sunday after noon. The two Redding children have the scarlet fever, but are doing well. I. J. Hagen Is pruning grapes for J. H. Harris as Mr. Harris' broken arm Is not In a usable condition yet. The long delayed Fruitdale or chestra hop will be given at the grange hall next Saturday night. Mothers Should see that the rholo family take at least 3 or 4 doses of a thoro, purifying, system cleaning medicine this spring. Now Is the time. The family will be healthier, happier, and get along better If the blood is given a thoro purifying, the stomach and bowels cleaned out, and the germs of Winter accumulated In the system, driven away. Holllster's Rock Mountain Tea is one of the very best and surest Sprin? medicines to take. Get It and see the difference In the whole fam ily. Their color will be better, they'll feel fine and be well and happy. P-Vr.' Drug Store. Adv. ICIM ion of eat roducts Saturday, March Basket Grocery 417 G Street Not alone do you save money but yon get all the flavor that only home-canned foods can give you. In addition, there is the uncommon satisfaction you get in eating the foods you've grown yourself. It's no trick to have a garden and to raise aO the varieties of vege tables your fanuly likes. But be nre to dart tight by plant mf MORSE'S CALIFORNIA SEEDS acknowledged by experta "beat ia tk world." Acclimated lo ike Pacific Cm. Troe-te-Dame sad of strong vitality. Mmt't Cmliftrni TLmtr ami VtiuHt Suit trt uli if ittlm rvirjxcitri A M1 RESOLUTIONS OF CONDOLENCE Whereas, the Almighty. Father, In his inflnate love and wisdom, has again entered our grange and called . home our beloved brother, Arthur Tetherow, therefore be it: Resolved: That in the death of Arthur Tetherow, Williams Grange, No. 399, ihas lost a loyal member and bis parents a lovinc son, and therefore Williams Grange, No. 399, extends their sympathy to the be reaved parents and sisters and broth ers, and also that our charter shall be draped In mourning for 30 days and a copy of these resolutions be printed in our county paper and the Grange Bulletin and a copy be sent to the bereaved family. MRS. BERT BIGELOW, x F. A. TOPPING. AUSTIN COUGLE. Cos Sale Columbia Oleomargarine, per lb...43c Umeco Nut Butter,, per lb. !..38c Gold Crest Peanut Butter per can 30c Pimento Cheese, pkg. , 10c Monticello Canned Corn, 3 cans...70c Famous Peas, 3 cans 70c South Shore Peas, 3 cans ... 60c Famous Brand Pineapple, large cans, 3 for . 90c Kippered Fish, per can 15c Sterling Jelly, per glass .. ..15c i 22nd ttH4