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. ... - THtlUiDAV, JI M' IT, 1019. GRANTS PAM DAILY OOCRIER w Expert Battery Work By an Expert Battery Man Tire Repairing Well Dose Goodrich Tires Auto Service Company Classified FOR BAIJC PRESENT OWNERSHIP township Plata of Josephine county, &0e each. For mI by Josephine Coun ty Abstract Co. Blu prlnllrg at reasonable rale. 3tf ORT YOUR TIRES WENDED and buy a D. M. C. K. welder for future uie. See Mr. Cotcher, the lire man at Oranta Haaa hotel, tf II ACHES oak, madron. Or and pine, on . railroad In Jerome Prairie. Will take wood In pay ment etuuipage. Phone 270. 83tf COO-ACRE STOCK RANCH (or aula; about 126 aorea In cultivation; conalderable Irrigation; 2 mile from R. R. station; IMr mile from two aehoola; half cash, bal ance low Intereat. Addra No. 1062 care Courier. 86tf FOR SALE ginger sawing machine on easy term. Machine rented and old machine taken In part payment. C. A. Chapman, 246 S. Central avenue, Medford. Ucal headquarter Oranta Pa Hard in., war. ltt A NOEL, CAKES 75 centa each; or dor by phone, No. 110-J. Il'tf TIMBJOIt ("4.A1M FOR BALK ISO are near Kerby, mostly pine, of U, 8WU of KK and 8E of SWVi, Se'. 14. T. 39 3.. R. 8 Weet. Price 22,250. Ad drew owner, Mr. Mettle E. Pal mer, 674 Xebalem, Ave., Portland, Oregon. 37 yOll SA'IjB Indian motorcycle. Rune like new. In good. condi tion. Will sell very cheap If taken at on re. - Inquire at Ham Williams garage. 19tf FOR S.UJa-d'urebred Rambiiulflet ewe. We offer our small iband of 21 prise winning registered Rani 'honlllet ewe at $50 each. They will pay for themselves In one year. 'Roeenhurg Rros., Medford, Oregon. 20 GET yor.R ORDER In early for blocks, kindling and sawdust. K ber 'Bros., phone 509-J. 24 fl H"V1 FOR .RENT 4 -room bungalow, 421 West U shade trees, good well, electric lights, 2 acre, ibarn, poul try house and park. Address Mrs. W. H. II. Taylor, 1114 Pine St. 38 LOST 158T Washington license .1922. Kinder (ileaae leave at the Courier office. 20. JjOST Crescent-ehaipo gold pin with diamond setting. Kinder pleuse leave at '.Courier office, core No. 1280 and receive reward. 23 tOST Bog of clothing lost July 1 2 on Pacific highway between Graiita Pass and Glondnle. Finder pleas notify TVo. 1291 care Courier. iRewurd for return. 20 TAXI DAILY JITNEY to Selina, Kerby and Waldo. Leaves Grants Pass dally at 9:30 a. in. Everett Hogue, phone 317. 317 USB THE WHITE LINE TAXI FOR prompt service. City and country! trips. 8afety first. Call Grants' . Pass Hotel, phone 891,. Resident-! )ihone 320-R. W. Q. White. 790 IK YOU WANT TO GET THERE, cull 22-J, Two common old Kords. We are on the job anywhere and any time. Palace Taxi Co. Wyatt j and Cutler. Jitney t.ul;. . joif Advertising WANTED WANTED Man and wife want one or two room with bath. North Id preferred. Ad dree No. 1230 cure Courier. lOtf WANTED (.Wen for concrete road work. Wage 14.60 and up. Board fl.00 also men for rock quarry aame wage. Perham, llrown. Denn ft Hague, Marsbfleld, Oregon. J2 WANTBI First .. cIum teamster; peruiapent work. River Ranks Vurtn. phone 6.07-F-3. 23 WANTFJD .A competent girl or woman to do goners I housework. Mr. Horare Pel ton, Gold Hill, Oregon. 30 WANTED - Waitress at "Josephine hotel. Experience not necessary. ltf WANTEli 2100 reward will be paid to anyone for authentic Infor mation a to present whereabout of (Mr, flora Hill Page, formerly . Flora Hill, who with her husband moved to Grants Pas. Oregon', sometime In 1(02 or 1103, from San Francisco. It will be to this lady's advantage to communicate at one with Mitchell A GatoU. At torney, Alliance, Nebraska. JO WiANTBDiiiOgeutter. Pine tlm ber. Good ground. $1.25 per thousand. Apply Edgerton ft Adams. 20 MtavKLLA.VKOUa B. U GALiBRAITH Iaturano, any kind. Reatal. . Building and . Loan. . Plat QUu Liability. ... (01 1 Q atreet. 84tf ATTHNTJON A (buyer of The Med ford Junk Co. will ibe in Oranta Pasa from July liith to 81st. Bring your rag, metal, rubber, sack, hide and pelt. 403 South Sixth atreet. Grant Pass,,, Ore. 29 DRAYAGH AND TRANbl bit rHE WORLD MOVES; ao do w Bunch Bros Transfer Co Phoo 827-B. r. 0. I8HAM, drayag and tranafai 8af. pianos . ad furttnr moved, packed, shipped ad etor d. . Office phoo 124-T. Red dene phon. 124-R. CIVIlT ENGlXEKltS DANIEL McKARLAND, civil engi neer and surveyor. Resident 740 Tenth atreet. phone 211-Y. 66 DENTISTS B.; C. M ACT. "b.' M. D. rS"rst-lar dentistry 109 4 South 8lxtl treat. 'Grants Pass, Oregon PHYSICIANS o7 nLE ME NT, m7 D. Praci u limited to diseases of the eye. eat nose and throat. Glasses flttaf Offtc hour 9-12, 2-6, or on er oolntmcnt. - Office phon 12, res denes phone 369-J. 8 iSUQHRIDGET U. '67 Phyekiia" and iurgon. Cltv or country cal' attended day or night.. Resldanr phon X69: ofllc phone 1' . fllvth and H, Tuffs Bid ' V V W I TH AM. k7 bT Interns mi-dl'in and nervous disease? is . Cornell Bldg.. Portland, Or. HoimlO to 12 a. m.: ,2 to t p. pi DR. W. T. TOMPKINS, S. ' tX Knom I and 2 Schmidt Rldg Treats all diseases. , Hours 9-12 a. m.; 1-5 p. m. Phone 304-R. tf VKTERivTRVSriWM"" m R I. BESTfL. Vet.rluar.-. .- Office, rts'de- phono" jinST Fill men with praise if you would have friends IMPERIALES MOVTHSItCB CIGADETTE3 are filled with such tine tobacco, are made with uch care, mouthpiece and all no wonder men praine them and pans them on to friends. 10 for 13c The John (oilman Co. Branch T IN IMPERIAL VALLEY Ixjs Ai)xls, Cel., July 17.-VlsJt- or here from the Imperial Valley. California, told of a rei-ont disturb ance In Sal ton 8a, a "body of water formed there 12 year ago when the Colorado river overflowed Its banks and coursed Into a' iart of that sec tion that la In-low sea level. This dlntiirhMire, which occurred two days oefore slight earthquake was toll at Han Dieico, 100 miles or mom to the west, consisted of the prolonged eruption for an hour or more of a number of mud geyser. which tomed a mixture of mud and water, pearl grey In color, to a heighth of AO feet. Geologists of the district bold a theory that the geyser, which have erupted there before, but never to auch a height or for so long a time, serve as venta for gaaeea formed far bHow tha llt which for,m the soil of the valley to tin estimated deuth of 1800 feet. Good bond latter naner. SUiti inches. This la a good quality ol bond paper. W have hleher grades up to $2.R0 per 500. Courier CHICHESTER S PILLS W . . . res MAM BWANBI. A mmini y exir t -l-h tmm m MM- i 111 U Ik U4 6 14 iaJI bviM. Mtto4 ttk Via RlbhMt, tbw. ttmw mf warn HIM Nit IU.gLfw 14, S01 0 BV OALGGISIS VlRYUHLRf The California and Orejoi Coast Railroad Company TIME CARD Effective Nov. 19, 1918. Trains will run Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday Leave Granta Pasa. .. 1 P. M Arrive Watera Creek...... 2 P. M. Leave Watera CreeV. 8 P. M Arrive Grants Pass 4 P. M. For Information regarding freight and passenger rates call at the office of tbe company, Lundburg building, or telephone 181.,. ELECTRICAL WORK ELECTRIC WIRING and general electrical work, repairing, bona wiring. C. C. Harper. 216 North 8ixtb street, phone 47. tf ATTORNEYS H. D. NORTON, Attorney-t-law. Practice In all State and Federal Court. First National Bank Bldg. Q. W. COLVIG. Attorney-at-law. . Grants Pasa Banking Co. Bldg. Granta Pass, Oregon. B. S. VAN DYKE. Attornev. Prac tices In all courts. First National Bank Bldg. 0,,S. BLANCHARD, Attorney-at-law. Oolden Rule Bldg. Phone 270. Grants Pass, Oregon. BLANCHARD & BLANCHARD. ... torneys. Albert Bldg. Phon '"" ""'""rs nave nnu wnat to them 236-J Practice (n all courts; land emel the bitter experience of see board attorneye. C , In-stPangors engaged at profitable A. SIDLER. Attorney-at-law; Ma- sonlo Temple, Grants PaBs, Ore. JEO. H. DURHAM. Attorney-at-law, referee In bankruptcy, Masonic Temple, Grants Pass, Oregon. Phone 185-J. JAMES T..' C1IINNOCK. Lawver. First National Bunk Bldg.. Grafts Pn. Creep. 10.000 DOGS USED 8Y ALLIES ON WEST FRONT Nome, Alaska, June 1 (By mall) Buttle flags of the world having been furled, Nome' canine war veterans-Alaska dogs sent from here to the western front ore soon to lie demobilized, according to word received from the Blue Cros so ciety. whl h Is known aa the "animal Red Cross." Some of the dogs may he sent back to Nome. So service flags hang in Nome for these Mfllamutes, Siberian dogs and Huskies and it 4s generally under load thai all of Nome will not wel come all of the dogs (back. Nome has enough dogs now, it Is believed. Some of tbe dogs formerly owned by Scotly" Allen, noted driver of fast dog teams, will Ue given a wel come. Allen made a specialty of raiding ft dogs for the racea here each spring. A proximately 10.000 does were used l,y the allies on the western rroiil during the war. Many of them were loaned to the French govern iniMil and are to !e returned to their owners. TIMS WILL ASTONISH GRANTS PASS PEOPLE The quick action of slmnle witch. hasel, hydrastla, camphor, etc., a mixed In, Lavoptlk eye wash, will urpriss Grant Pass neonle. One girl with weak, strained eyes was helped by a alngle aoDllcatinn. ur mother conld hardly aew or read be- caue or eye pains. In one week h too was benefited. We guaran tee a small bottle of Lavoptik to help ANT CASE weak, strained or Inflamed eye. Aluminum eye enp PTtEF. National Drug 8tore. E'S E 1-ondon, July n. The life of the famous African elephant seems to toe In danger for the South African Cad Provincial council propose to exter minate those In tbe Addo Biwh for rej, near Port Blluibctb. Kor generations im.it .these" ani mals have been a great mil wince to the farmers. They have damaged crop and killed several inreons. The (African elephant is noted for Its laziness quite the reverse to its Indian relative who when called upon cheerfully and easily shoulders a burden of a ton or so. However. an effort Is to lie made to train the young one for loR-hanllns In the Cape forests. The -rounding up of the animals has Involved the erection of a! num. her of lofty observation towers and so large are the numbers to toe kill ed that the shooting of the animals win take over nix months. The na tlvea enjoy elephant's meat and the prospect of an unlimited supply. for several months Is being eagerly looked forward to. " RACE WARS NOVELTY IN OLD ftlERRIE ENGLAND London, July 17. .Race riots In the northern part of England and Wales have created a etlr throughout the country, principally 'because of the novelty of such occurrences In these Wnnds. Normally there are few negroes or aliens with colored skins to ibe seen In Great iBritaln. Omt the exigencies of war caused the Importation of a large miniver of them to work on seaport docks and to recruit the rank of nmnoal laborers; depleted by the call for fighting men. - They were 'brought from various parts of the world, South Africa ' and tht West Indies supplying the bulk of them. Many Araihs bIho were im ported. . v ' 'Report rla,l Ion of these colored men has heen alow with rfii At-'nenea that many demobilized Brlt tk -.Lit. .i ... employment while they, themselves, looked In vnln for work. Five Dollar Reward ' Five dollar reward win he nst for the arrest and conviction of any one stealing the Dally Couriers f-om resldi nees or1 mat! hexes""1 "HnMntt that pie.ses-we do if Cjnrler Job' Depsrtmenr. Trixi Stand Moved . Those ue to calling me at tbe Spa will kow find ate at the OWL v ...... . C. EGILKISON PhoM 173-J Cleaning, Pressing Repairing From the aUadiwint of ecoaoniy, the dry deaa Ing plant fa easemtlal. W bay oe of the beet equipped dry cleuiag plant ! Sontfaera Oregon. The b dlj soiled janmu that fem thi k are m . worth clealag are tbe we we cms mat fat a deaa aad wearable coadltloB, thus saving yea ataaef, a tke aew clothes have advaattsd slightly ta price. The Wardrobe Cleaners AMOS F. WILLIAMS, Praprietar $15 North Sixth gtreet phoaa 14? We are fully eculpul for all iinde of battery work' aX reasonable price consistent with ' first class work. When In needof a new battery buy the etill-better Willard. with threaded rubber insulation. Ihe Battery Shop A. V. Hazelton, Propr. ARDENCRAIG FARM Hull Calf, Jersey, Register of merit dam Voting stooTt Jerseys and Berfcfhlre generally for anle Also 1914 Harley-Davidson for sale. K. M. C. NEILL K. V. D. 2 '' - Newspapers 5 & , . ' Day mmI Night LONGER LIFE FOR YOUR CAR The correct grade of Zerolene will add years to the life of your car. Gives bet ter lubrication with least carbon. Get a Correct JLubrication Chart for your car.. 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