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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (June 9, 1919)
MONDAY.. JI XH 0, 101D. UltAXTS DAIX.V COCIUEK PAGE THREE mm .' . , F, OFV HOLDS ..' (Continued from page It .r, f G. B. BERRY Harness and Saddlery Auto Top and '.Canvas Work With Grants Pass Classified Advertising KOK HAIJC IKAM and 10 year old, also bar ntui and wKon for sale. Sell all or part. Cull T1S North KWlitli or phone 13-L. 5 8tl PKESE : Nt"6 WN E KSH IP tow n ship plats of JOHuplilD county, 60c each. For wile by Jonophlne Coun ty Abalwt Co. Blue printing at reasonable rates. 89tf ix)K BAIJ'H'AT"AVN:AP-Vln 290 acre atock ranch. SO acres In cul tivation, balance in timber and pusture, H miles down the Rogue from 0 runts Pass. (!ood terms, mid If a quick deal cuu ba made, you can get ft real bargain. Ad drew 11. P. D. No. 2, Box 7. C. P. Cardwell. 9 IK YOU WANT to got an Al atock runi'h, or dairy farm, I have thorn. If yoti want to buy it aplcndld fur- nlshed home, at n bargain, see me. If you want a free homestead, I have a k"oI oii loft. tf you want nn O. & C. homestead, I have iiev eral.' If you want Information ftlniiii tli country, call In ati.1 talk It oer. K. T. McKlnatry. the realty man. fii3 f' stieet. 7Mf MOItE C.XK.'KKRKLS Present lot mil gone. n'W lot ready June IK, $1.50 pur doi. Order now. K. 92 llaminerbncher. (JET VOf it TIRE3 MENIiFJ) and buy a D. M. & C. K. welder fjr future use. 8o Mr. Ootcher, the lire man at Orants ai'ss hotel, tf FOR SALE 1,000 lb. horse, buggy, slnglo harness and saddle. Ad dreaa No. 1022 care Courier. 88 FOR SALE Reasonable. Timber claim, 100 acres. Location: Sec. 34, Twp. 40, Range' 4 W.. Jack son county Oregon. Write to Mrs. M. E. Herrlngton, 116 West In-j . dlana Avo Spokane, Wash. . 08 , 12 ACRES ouk. madrone, fir and pine, on railroad in Jerome Vmli-ln Will tnka wood in nav-' ment stumpago. Phone 270. 83tf ISIS MAXWELL for sale. 1375. Cnll Mrs. Hell Wmmlck. C09-F-14. 89 FOR SALB--H bend of good Joraey , cows, located East of town on Anient place. ' 89 FOR SALE Four Shetland ponies; one Iowa cream separator; one yount! heifer and one two-year old colt. Inquire Mrs. It. E. Gordon R. F. JJ. No. 2. 90 FOR 8.VLE 1917 Mnxwell Al shape. Inquire 201, Corner Sec ond and E streets, Grants Pass, Oregon. 81 600-ACRE STOCK RANCH for sale; about 125 acres, in cultivation; considerable irrigation; 2 miles from R. R. station; 1 V4 - miles from two schools; half cash, bal ance low Interest. Address No. 10S2 care Courier. 86tf FOR SALE CHEAP--One National vacuum washer, one bread mixer, both practically new. Inquire at Grants Pass iRocbdale store. 92 FOR SALE Spruce Production, 1-lnch black pine, fine condition, 12o per foot; lii -Inch pipe 14c per foot. Peevles, $1.50. Amerl ' can four eide planer, 8x16, with Phllbrlck heads, fine condition, 1500. Three large logging don keys. We supply saw mill rolls made from hardwood. - Oregon Machinery Co., Eugene, Ore. 92 TO KKVT FOR RENT Furnished rooms, close In, modern, reasonable. 616 B street, write or call after , :80 p. m. s 88 FOVJil) FOUND Two lots of keys, one on ring and one on string, the latter found at I. 0. O. F. cemetery. 88 liltWAME AM) TItANKi t.lt THH WORLD MOVES: so do w. Rnnoh Bro. Transfer CO. Phn !?- ' '' F. (3. ISH AM, drayage and transfer "Sr-, i tanoa and " furnltiir MiiU'Mi' .nicurd, ihli)iH(i niiii 4U .ed. Otflee. iihone .l i4-V. K.iw (knee- phomy U'4-R.:' . ' Hardware Co. Wil,L lA.y PASH for medium wiilKht car, not older .than 1917. Wlllluuus Ourago and Oyclery. 85 WANTPM TO UUY Ford " touring car. Cash If price la right and car in good condition. Phone 146-J. 88 WANTISli 10 toif 0 fTuTtHthhwers, 2&o per hour. Elsmann Orchards, Rogue River, Ore. . 88 W A NTEbGooIl housekeeper for one gentleman. Call at 800 Foun dry street 89 WANTED 'Married man to do farm work; good position for good man. C. N. Culy. Phone 612-F-3. 91 wwdoI'tteTis- WANTED 1. 000 tlors of wood to cut on level ground; mostly pine. Will pay In cash or cows for work. Betweon S and 8 miles from town. H. 8. Wynunt, Rt. 4, Dox 49. 88 1'IUES Csud Urea boftght and sola Auto Service Co. Phone 324-J, op poslte Oxford hotel. 20tf rrt.S18flfCHINOaird"pl7oTlLg at 10 cents a yard All work guaran teed. The Vanity Shop, Medford, Ore. 15a E. L. GALURAITII Insurance, any kind. Rentals. Building and Loan. Plate Glass Liability. 609 O street. 84tf CIVIL KNUIN KICKS' i DA Ni EIJ1cFARLAND7" "clvlie"ngW neor and surveyor. Residence 740 Tenth street, phone 211-Y. hh KNIGHTd ami UiUius of Security Council meets second and fourth Friday's in W. O. W. hall. 4Stf VTAAI DAILY JITNEY to Sclinu. Kerby and , Waldo, leaves Grants Pass daily I at 9:30 a. phone 317. m. Everett HoKue. 1 317 t'SE THE WHITE UNE TAXl'FOR prompt service, city ana country trips. Safety first. Call Grants Pass Hotel, phone 396. Residence phone 320-R. W. G. White. 790' SPA TAXI Two machines at your service nt any hour. Phoue 62-R when in a hurry for a car. 4Xtf PAlLvCE T.VXI CO.," Wyatt & 'Cutler, j proprs., only 2-car tax! company I In city. Phones: Day 22-J: j night 234-J for prompt service. It; OKNTIMTH B. C. MACY.'O'. M' l "Wri-i deptlstrv 1H South Slti' street. Grants Pass. Oreaon C. E. JACKSbSC I7M. D.; successor to Dr. Bert Elliott. Over Golden Rule Store. Phone 6. Residence phone 153-J. PHYSICIANS ' " L. O. CLEMENT. M. D PraVti" limited to diseases of the ye, nose and throat. Glasses fltir Offlre hours 9-12, 2-5. or on at polntment. Otllce phone 62, re' . denoe pbnne SK9-J. sTXWGHRlD01l71lirT,lyafcai" and surgeon. City or country cs'l attended da or night. Resident phone 869; office phone m; Sixth and H,' Tufts Bldg A. A. WTTHAMTT4. 15-intern medicine and nervous dlsesset 90S Corbett Bids , Portland. Or Hours 10 to 12 a. m.; 2 to 4 p. m FREDERICK J. 8TRICKER. M. D., Rooms 6 and 7 Masonic Building. Office hours, 9-12 a. m.; 2-5 p. m. Phones: Office 1S-R; Res. 1S-Y. DXW7"TT0 M PKIN3, S."' Rooms 1 and 2 ' Schmidt Bldg. Treats nil diseases. Hours 9-12 a. m.: 1-5 p. m. Phone 304-R. tf VTTKUINAKV Ht'KGKON On. K, J. RK3TUU Vterlnar . OWi. " residence. . Phnn StrtH.s- " ELKCTHrOAIiVOKK " Ef.RCTRIC""WlRINO and'"geiienn elpctrlcal work,, repalrtnc, , honsf wiring. C. C. Harper, 815 North , 8lxth street, phone 47. , ', tf '(TfiSfKftA L" ELECTRICAL ' WOUTC Motors installed and repaired, house wiring and electric Irons re , paired. Phono 38 orcall at 60(1 H street. Joe A.. Polley. .,.. '. S9 " - Satisfaction for the sweet tooth. Aid to appetite and digestion benefit and enjoyment (n LASTING form. And only 5 cents a package. )J WRAPPED yc-EWING iju HTj The . Ifi inn I ASHLAND'S FOURTH Grand anc ROGUE IIIVER July 3-4-5 The Greatest Show In the West . Bigger .and Better than Ever EVERYBODY IS GOING Batteries and Magnetos Recharged Generators mid Storting Motors Itcpnired and Cleaned Vr any electrical trouble see . E. A. ADAMS Auto and Electrical llenalrliifr " t ANNUAL ielebration ' ' . .5ofl South Sixth Street developed during the war must not be allowed to wane during the period of reconstruction." The executive council recommended that the en tire matter be taken up by the con vention for its conalderatlon and ac tion. The report of the council ' con cludes as follows: ' "Satisfying es h& been the pro gress made in the year just closed, a vast amount of work in this direc tion remains to be done. The greater our strength, the better -will our movement be equipped to accomplish the great work that Is at hand. Now, more than ever, the thought of the world is directed toward the achieve ment of progress and the establish ment of high ideals. "The inspiration for this. trend of events has 1een the product of the la1or movement and the labor move ment must continue to lead in this direction." COI XTY AGENT'S VOTES Fall pown 'barley has proven an excellent crop this year. Many farm-j ere have tried it put this year for the first time. The excellent results ob tained will warrant planting it more extensively in the future. il,. A. Hollowell, Just east of the city limits, has one of the test pieces in the county. There is a reason; barley grows early and fast and matures a crop before the dry season comes on. so that there is plenty of moisture in the soil, up to the time of harvest. Another farm practice that has been used considerable, to advantage this year is the sowing of barley In the alfalfa field early in the spring. Splendid results come from this practice where the alfalfa is rattier thin. In addition to making an in crease in the hay crop it serves to keep down the weeds. C.,D. THOMPSON.,, County Agent. Yon can't cover blackheads pimples, red spots on the face with powder; they're bound to be seen don't worry or spoil your temper, take Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea each week 'twill banish them thru the blood, the only sure way. 35c. Sahln's Drrt? Store. Adv. -' Why Not Drive Poison Out? DO you realize that the kidneys never have a moment' rat? They work all the time, day and night. year in and year out, fil tering poisonooi watte product from the blood. J it aiy wonder (he kid ney get out of order, weak, or too tired to keep the blood stream clear of impurities ? When the kidneys (alter, trouble begin. The waste matter accum ulate in different part of the yitem, and back ache, awollen ioints. aching mucles, pains inside, bilioutne, ' blurred vuion, puffy pouches under eye, or rheumatic pains result. Help weak, tired, disordered kidney to do tacit work They ttrenftbea and heal rtm kidneys, soothe and rcjulata the bladder and ban t0 tpteodid tonic action oa the liver. Mr. Louis Flint. 182 8. Jcfferaoa Are. Battle Crack Mich., writes; "For years I suffered in tense peia. The doctors told ne it was say kid neys and fa medi cino which did ae HtUe good. A friend induced me to tlve Foley Kidney PUla a trial. In a lew weeks I was reeling orach better; inside of a year 1 found out 1 had a perma nent cure 1 an now 76 ear old. a veteran of the Civil War. oa say feet tea hours a day. sal days a week. You can help your kidneys keep your system bear of poisons by takiod Foley Kidney Fills. HOW) EVEimVHEKR The California and Oregon Coast Railroad Company TIME CAltO Effective Nov. 19, 1918. Trains will run Tuesday, .Thursday nd Saturday Leave Grants Pass................! P. M Arrive ;Vaters Creek ...i P. SL Leave Waters Creek ........8 P, M Arrive Grants Pass.....t 4. P. At. Far information regarding treii;ht and pafsengor rates call at the oiTice of the company, Lundburg bulldlns. or telophone 131. CHICHESTER SPILLS I lie iviitjauniF uunu r x juauifsi abk your wmvsyiai tor U G'Vl '''cli-ril'rttd Bi-si.d, AN fiirBelrB J4niite hpihW' fMleii with Itlue Klbhoa, t.l ... .tk.. rt . . v miaiii in i i.v.f aLb.n. tui -l OLaJ Wi rt J- f KL.fi1 SQUEEGEE TREAD Diamond Announces "Increased Mileage Adjustment To IMamond I'sers and Diamond Dealers Here's big news. . ' From Wdy all IM-" niond Tires shall be ad justed at higlicr milonge Fabrics 6,000 mile; Cord constructions 8,000 v mile. .-' 1 - ' ' Furthermore the new adjustment applies :' to ' enery Diamond Tire of future or pust sale, in-,- cludinjic tires In ' the hands of user or dealer. '. Diamond users," and Diamond dealers have King known the bige mi'e- ao in Diamond tires the users own tires. ; ' J We mark up our ad , jiuttment to 0,000 and K.OOO nules for Fabric and Cords respectively, ; merelj- to measure out a definite slutre of the su . perb mileage that we knt-w the ' wonderful ' s:r iijjh and endurance lamond tires have la ." them.' ' . ,", .; , The Diamond , t '.V Rubber Company , J (Jncrio rated) . Fai toi-ics, AKRON, OHIO f ! 4 wtoiiM 'te I WaJiMllon. iVT O.C ,i ; ry ' t ' Vsnt i. ' m. 7 ii