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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 26, 1919)
TtKHDAV, AI M HT ittl, 19111. UKA.VTS PASS DAILY OOCRIEIi f AGH TKRBB Wo are fully equipped fur all kinds of battery work at reasonable prlvn consistent with first claaa work. , Whtn la ntedof a new battery buy tbt etlll-botter Wlllard, with threaded rubber Inaulatlon. i The Battery Shop A. V. Ilazelton, 'ropr. Classified KOK HAIJC ANGEL CAKES 75 centa each; or der by phone, No. 190-J. 2tt OET YOUR TIRES MENDED and buy a I). iM. & C. K. welder for. future uae. See Mr. Uotclier, the tire man at OraoU l'asa hetel. tf 11 ACRES oak, raadrone, fir and pine, on railroad In Jerome Prairie. Will take wood In pay ment etuuipage. Phone 270. K3tf OO-ACHB STOCK RANCH for aule; about "111 aeree ii cultlratton; considerable Irrigation; t mile from R. R. station: IV mtlei from two schools; half cash, bal ance low (merest. Addrera No 1011 care Courier. (tf FOU SALE - Swond bun1 lumber. Flooring wid ehlplap $l!i per M. Com si on $12.20 per M. Cull J. l. Stinphaugh, phone Iln-U hi FOR BALE Savsj money In buying the following: I'aed pipe, all sites; belting; cable. Iron boxes; wood-4Mr outfits; saws; saw mills; planers; slab and wie- dust conveyors complete; bolts; wedges; chains; pulleys; toilers and engines; hoists; any and all kinds of machinery and supplies; we buy. sell end exchange rua chluery,, OR BISON MACHINERY CO., Kuicene. Ore. ' . 11 FOR 8ALK Duror. snd iJerkshlrs . pigs. 15 head stock hogs. 1'pper river road. W. 8. Tucker. R. F. D. No. 2, Box 36. 5t FOR H.IB"Onn pony .harness, and rubber tired buggy. Cheap for quick sale. Mrs. CvT. C. Anient. 57 FOR K.LE-Sood 3rd cutting alf lfa hay. I'lione tini-K-13, Joho pblne iMtwKlnKer. 'S FOR S.vi.K Hroocoll plants forittlH. IMiono 601-F-13, JosKphlne Mos slnger. 58 WANTBU llousokeepor. Must be a woman of refinement, not over 40 years of ug?. 'Add rem Solus, care Courier. 3tf WANTND 50 hop pickers AuRUHt 30 at old Ranza'u yard, 6 miles west of city, north side of river. Apply J. R. Vlrdln, ltd. No. 2. Grants Pus. 4tf WANTED MesHenuer boy, nood wuges. Flno opportunity to learn tho buulnesH for an ambitious hoy. Must hnvo bicycle and be over 16 years of ai?e. Apply Western Union Tel. I Cb. 4 8tt WANT,liD 'Men to work In lumber camp or up-to-dute sawmill. Transportation furnished. For particulars Inquire nt RreAn's Crescent City stage office, Crnnts Pass, Ore., near 6. P. R. R. dopot, and oxpress office. Phone 26. 48tf Ml-JN WiAiNTiHD FaUer per day. 15; huckers, $4.75;' limbers, $4.50; swumpers, 4.50j truck teamHtcrs, $4.75; yarding teamster, $5; road men, $4.50; top loaders, $5; board $1 per day. John H. Williams, .706 B street. 74 WANTKIWaltress wanted at the Panama Cafe. 56 WANTHD iPour lrls to pick straw berrloB. H. IM. Webb, 54 FIVE OR 8IX prune pickers wanted tor work neer Riddle, women pre ferred; can make from. $2 to $5 per day; car fare paid both ways. '' Picking commences about Sept, 1. Address or phono Ralph Knight, Onnyonville, Ore, . US N RENT APARTMENTS and. rooms for rent. Dean Apartments, 615 North Sixth street, 54 Advertising MISCfcl.LANKOl N K. L. GALBRAITH Insurance, any kind. Rentals. Building and Loan. Plate Glass Liability. (09 O alreet. 84tf lWT MwiT Surveying outfit. Short ft Aliumii aneroid and a Iturlon pock et transit In leather field bag; :'0 reward for return. Address No. 14K5 care Courier. C5 POl'NII f-Dl'NU J Intiil Iiuk. coiiiulninu many urtlrles. Owner can secure sutne hy iliwrrlblug urtli-lw. Addroim No J.i 1 3, care CHiurler. 54 ' taxi l!BE THE WHITE LI NE TAXI FOR prompt serrloe. City And country trips. Safety first. Call Grants Pass Hotel, phone 30t. Residence phone S20-R. W. O. White. 70 TAX J il'honn ltos Ottifecllonery, Xo. a 60, for taxi. Hurry calls at say time. C. B CSlkeon. 3r,tf IIIOXIS 262-R for ittuey a.uke or ('uUmt. H(lquartnrs clmnKud ;to Spa. 50tf Ml Mi (l.i I j i.Ns ritrcnoN J. fi. MaeM L'RRAY Teacher ot sing In. Write or apply at lit Lee Street. fstf (ITIIi H.VGI.NKUH DANIB1, MoFARLAND. civil enai- ner and surveyor. Residence 740 Tenth street, phono 211-Y. IrKKTISTS K. C. MACY. D. M. D. First-class dentistry. lOtVs South Sixth streW;, Grants Puts, Oregon. I'HYSRIANS 1.. O. CLEMENT. M. D.. Pra.tlce limited to diseases of the eye, ear, none and .throat. Glasses fitted. Office hours 9-12, 2-5, or on ap pointment. Phones, office 62; resi dence 359-J. S. IjCHIOHRIDGE, M. D. Physician and surgeon. City or country calls attended day or night. Phones, residence, 369; office, 182. Sixth and H streets. A. A. W1TIIAM, M. 1). .Internal luedlclne and nervous diseases, t24 Medical Hid., Portland, Ore. Hours, 2 to 5 p. in., morning and evening by appointment. DlC" W.' T. TOMiPklNS."" S.T 'Rooms 1 and 2 Schmidt Bldg. Treats all diseases. Hours 9-12 a. in.; 1-5 'P. m. Phone 304-R. K. J. BIIJJCK, M. D., Physician and surguon; office Schallhorn block, phone 54-J; residence, 1004 iJjiwnrldne, phone G4-I, Grants 'Palis. VKTlCKINAltY 81 IMJKON DR. H. J. BE8Tt?b, Veterinarian. Residence 838 Washington boule vard, phone 898-.R. DUAYAOE AN If TIUNSKEK limig WORUD MOV138; so do wo. Bunch IBros. Transfer Co. Phone 397-fft. F. G. ISH'AM, drayage and transfer. Safes, . planoa and furniture moved, packed, shipped and stor ed. Office phone 124-YV Resi dence phone 124-R. EliKOTItlO.tL WORK PMXrnUC WIHIN'U and general electrical work, repairing, house wiring. C. C. Harper, 315 North Sixth street,' phone 47. . Printing that pleases We do It' 'oi'Her Job Department. SOCIETY WOMAN HAS MANY ATTAINMENTS n . ' a Miss Flora Voorhees. prouilni-nt so ciety woriiiin. m nr'-iinlxliic wecietiiry f the New Vnrk l,-njme of Wointin Workers, iniiniiui-r nf 11 Imtel nt .Mne imllii. near IhiHtmi, (rradunte of the Miir''iiiil si'liiiiil fur elect rlciil ericl i'iers, h tnlenled iliinrer, plu.vs Kilf, chiMiiM. rides unci Ik fund of utlil.-ii.-. ALASKA SAUS3N PACK WAS 6,005,825 CASES Valued at $51.041.949 Total Investment for the 135 Can neries $65,901,397. Complete reports from nil the kiiI mon canneries in Alaska show to tal pack last season of OMVCi." ruses of all spiN les of salmon, weighing tltO. tXMI.UIfl pounds, nod valued nt $fi 041 . ma Other details of the report disclose total Investment of $C.YMl.:u7 In nn sggresute of t.Ti canneries. Persons employed locally In Hie Industry iiiiuv bcred art,.Vr.'. The detailed Incr.tises over the preceding season are approx imately Xtl per cent In Investment. H per cent In number of canneries, 13 per cent In number of persons em ployed, 31 per cent In output, and 11) per cent In value of product. The ratio of Increase In rim ..,.,.. and Its value, t,r compared with the InsHHmiiua rw.xm Mm 1 1 . . lnvNttmnt. nutnlmr of J,uimutla operatml, and number of persons m- liioyeu, imiki'ste a marked decrease In the sveruge net profit of tbe Indus try. Tlie vlll nut of klnr msrkid d.'crcuse. which Is explained by the greatly Increased demand for luese nsn In a mild-cured condition. The flcures show vmntlv . . " unirmiu packs of coho. rhuin snd hnmnhir sntmnn In central and western Alaska, and of chum HOUlhwiHiterfi AliiMlta Tho " " 'va Ul 1 red salmon shows a slight Increase for the Whole tcrrltorv. hut iaAA falling off In central' Alaska, where 100 largest psexs or red salmon are usually made. "Agents Authority ro Sell" book of 50 blanks, 50c, Courier office. ATTORNEYS H. D. NORTON. Attorney-at-law. Practices in all State and Federal Courts. First National Bank Bldg. 0. W. COLVIQ. Attorney-at-law. Grants Pass Banking Co. Bldg. Granta Pass, Oregon. E. 8. VAN DYKE, Attorney. Prac tices in all courts. First National Bank Bldg. 0. S. BLANCHARD, Attorney-at-law. Golden Rule Bldg. Phone 270. Grants Pass, Oregon. C. A. SIDLBR, Attorney-at-law. Ma sonic Temple, Grants Pass, Ore. GB6. H. DURHAM, Attorney-at-law, referee In bankruptcy, Masonic Temple, Grants Pass, Oregon. Phone 135-J. JAMES T. CHINNOCK, Lawyer, 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 Granta Pass P. M Arrive Waters Creek.... 2 P. M, Leave Wfttert Creek 3 P. M Arrive Granta Pass.. 4 P. M. - For information regarding freight and passenger rates call at the office of the company, Lundburg butldlug or telephone 111. GAVE LIFE FOR HONEY Bsr, Through Love of That Sweet, Came to Untimely End. JWatjue a am -pound bear tisd de cided petii'biint for honey he rsme to n untimely end at the hsnds of Pierce Kitchen find William Keller of Uenton. Pa. Kitchen made the dis covery the other morning that during Ihe night bruin bud been around and overturned a number of his, beehives snd stolen the honey. With gun loaded kitchen kept watch one night, but fslled to locate the bear. Morning, however, disclosed the fact that the visitation had been made end two wore hives toppled over and the honey stolen. Kitchen snd Kel ler got on the Job early the next night and about :'M) ok-lock were rewarded with the sight of bruin lumbering to ward the hives. Killer pumped six loud from n repeating rifle Into film and Kitchen finished dim off with a load of buckshot. Wllllsm Temple, iiretnker of a large herd of heifers In the North mountain, killed a 800 piuind beiir when he came npon the atilinsl feeding upon tho carcass of a heifer. FOE TO RESUME TRADE ' Germans Perfect Plans for Regaining Pre-War Prestige. tSermnny Is preparing for a super human attempt to regain her former Industrial and economic prestige, ac cording to Kdunrd C. Worden. nn American who recently returned from German Industrial centers. Mr. Worden Muled that the Germons are In n uw!;lon to resume manufac turing as sisin as raw materials can be obtained. Since the armistice, the plants have undergone a thorough overhauling. ', Rnvelnt'e Yt n,n .rter Office Suggestion on Eczema M wltl Uk Jort a tew Doraenti to itra la and ut 0 what oar experience hu been In Us) war of frateful rtutomera with the aootb- ln wailt of oil. I. I. D. Your wumtp back unless the an twills re lic res yon. ICD.IED.in. The Liicmid Wczslt M. Clemens. Druggist - P. 30x3 30x3i C. L. 11 1'.jid ! Confectionery of Ancient Egypt The Invention of confectionery, an Kngllrh writer guesses. Is due to Nonh. who "first hit on the Ides of boiling down the starch of the wheat and the Juice of the grope. The result was paste, ssld to be the original of our present day Turkish delight.' Among the ancient Kgyptlsns whole fmlts, psrtlcularly figs and dates, were used for flavoring purposes, the tntter especlslly for preserves nnd eskes. In old tombs date sweet meats have been found, also records of honey jellies. The making of con fectionery. In fnet, goes back S.4O0 years, proof of whlc'i to be found on the walls of Egyptian tombs." Ancient Battle Standards. It Is probable that the first flag witv rrled by the Saracens In their bat tles with the Crusaders, the latter adopting the Idea, which thus spread over Kurope. Long before that there hsd been national standards, however, ss the ancient Egyptians carried be fore their hosts the figure of a siht"I unluial on a eur. A stuffed cat lin lcd on u stick was the forerunner of the- bnuners now used. In the days of the ol, I Persian empire a blacksmith's apron was carried aloft at the head of lb" army, while the standard of the Tort s use a horse's tall. Moneys witb AXAVA Crown gasoline Is high tzflSr & quality, fuIl-powered-vy I tf Crown sign before you filL I 2 TAKDA (ClSem4f)0MPAKT -Mwl'awJBli, 'miu isssas uiim.ijiiiii1 Me Gasoline tf" Quality C. D. Fies, Special Agent Standard Oil Co.. Grants Pass I Firestone Tires 6000 Miles Smooth Tread Non Skid Hobart IT ! Jl i the little things in life that make us happy IMPERIALS MOVTMPtlVCe CIGAEETTXS are created for pleasure; to give a man a rich smoke and a mild smoke, a pare smoke and a good smoke they fill the bill always. I0orl3c The John Bollman Co. Branch I Ah 33 $11.60 $18.00 Go. ii til I 6 r 1