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?.OK THRKB
KOIl HAIJC
ANGEL CAKES 76 cents each; or
dar by ohous, No. 190-J. 9iitf
40O-ACRB 8T0CK RANCH for sals;
about 126 acres In cultivation;
considerable Irrigation; 2 iuIIm
from R. K. station; 1 V4 mllss
from two schools,; naif cash, bal
ance low Intorost. Addrees No.
1063 car Courier. Sfllf
FOU 8AJJC -Vi'tch, Kruy oat. rhat.
rye, bulwtl liny, rolled barley, grain
t.i-d. nalnli Waldo Wilon. Moil
ford, in &Btf
THNT KOIl SAM". 12x14.
new. llinnfl' No. 3.
nfurly
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INDIAN MOTOHCYf'lJC with tall
dimi ei-iit. new roar tiro and kpii
rally In Al roridltlmi, for sale
nt a hamuli!, tit Cramer Hroa. B7
KOR SA1.K 1 Small 8uw mill, com
j.lcitc. with 10 li. p. lliiNHell Htcani
tractor, 11200. Slab conveyors
for 12!. Klru box, hollers ami
nnglimn viiry chnuii. AVrlte us' for
your rivnlriiuiiiiit on pipe. ORE
(!N .UCIIINi:ilV CO., Kiiwnt',
Ore. 74
FOR BALK - Unoloum; SO gallon
underground kssoIIii tank with
pump, dining room set, wash tub
ami board, chairs other thine"
Mrs. J. I. Truax. 212 A St. C4lf
XR BALK reaches for fanning,
Crawforda 2fic a irate. 824
Went Hondo RKr Ave. C5
WANTED
W A NTE l Men to work In lumber
camp or up to-dute sawmill
Transportation furnished. Kor
pnrtlctiAirs Inquire at Dreen's
Crescent Clty.stnB office, Grants
1'asa, Ore., near 8. P. R. R. depot,
and exprns office. Phone 26. 4 8tf
MEN WANTCD -Vnlier per day. $sT
buckera. I4.7S; linihers. 14.50;
swnmpers, $4. Ml; trurk teamsters,
14.75; yarding teamster, 65; road
men, $4 50; top lomlers, $5; board
tl per dny. John II. Williams,
706 street. 74
HUM' ANTK!-In laundry, 720
East I Ki., or phone 38 3-1 fiotj
i J',v"' KXilVKKR
DA MIC Li MoPARlyANU, civil engl
noer and surveyor. Resldonre
740 Tenth streot, phone 2U-Y.
DKNTIHTN
K. C. MACY. I)
M. D. Klrst-class
dentistry. 109 H South Sixth
street, QrnuUT,aas, Oregon.
Q1RLB WANTED at the Grants Pass
Heam laundry. COtf
MAN AND WIFE wanted for farm
work. Phone No. 3. fifl
Korit HoKplCKERS wanted. Apply
River Hunks Karma, cull 607-K-ll.
65
MOKE Hop PICKERS wanted. Ap
ply Itlver Hanks Farms, call 007-K-ll.
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WANTED--Cook fr small mining
r;itn. Plenanntly silunteil and
eonvenlent to town. Address Aus
tin Wilson, Murphy, Ore, 69
WANTED -One rood two-horse
wai'on, 3 to 3 h Inrh. State
price. Address .1. ('. Merrill.
Orants Pbsr. U. F. D. 2. S
TO HFV1
8-iH(K).I HOI'SK and half acre of
ground with fruit, on Itoeut
River avenue for rent cheap. In
iinlro 232 Wiwt I street. 67
MIStTUXANKOIB
K. L. GALBRAITH Insurance, any
kind. Rentals. Building and
Loan. Plate Glass Liability. 609
0 street. 84tf
HLJXT1UCAL WORK
PIIYHICIA.M4
. O. CLEM&VT. M. 0 Practice
limited to diseases of the eye, ear,
nose and throat. Classes fitted
Office hours 9-12, 2-5, or on ,ip-
pointnioiit. Piionos, ofrlce 62; real
dunce 359-J.
8. IMNHIKIDGE, M. D. Physician
and' surgeon. City or country calls
attended day or night. Phonos
residence, 369; office, 182. Sixth
nd H streets.
A. A. WITH AM, M. D. Internal
inuilii-lmt and nervous diseases,
024 .Medical Illdg., Portland, On
Hours, 2 to 5 p. m., morning' and
evening by appointment
11,. W. T. TOMPKINS," 8. T.
Rooms 1 and 2 Schmidt Itldg
Treats all diseases. Hours 9-12
a' m.; 1-6 p. m. Phone 304-R.
K. J. WIXICK.
and surgeon;
block, phone
1004 ltwnrldge,
(runts Pass.
M. I)., Physician
office Schallhorn
T4-J; residence.
phone 64-1.
VKTKUINAKY Kl ItttKO.V
fan. R. J. BESTIR, Veterinarian.
Residence- S38 Washington boule
vard, phone 398-H. '
. DUAYAGE AMI TRANSFER
THE WORLD MOVES; so do we.
Hunch Uros. Transfer Co. Phone
307-11.
K. . ISHA.M, drnyann and transfer.
Safes, pianos and furniture
moved, packed, shipped and stor
ed. Office phone 124-Y, Real
dence phono 1 2 4 -It.
ATTOIiXEYH
H. D. NORTON. Attorney-at-law.
Practices In all State and Federal
Courts. First National Bank Bldg
0. W. ' COLVIG.. Attorney-at-law
Grants Pass Banking Co. Bldg.
Grants Pass, Oregon.
B. 8. VAN DYKE, Attorney., Prac
tices In all courts. First National
Hnnk Bldg.
O. S. 11I.ANCHARD, Attorney-at-luw.
GoldeiL Rule Rldg. Phone 270.
Grunts Pans, Oregon.
C. A. SIDIJCIl, Attorney-at-law. Ma
sonic Temple, Grants Pa&s, Ore.
GEO. H. DURHAM. Attorney-at-law
referee In bankruptcy, Masonic
Temple, Grants Pass. Oregon.
Phono 135-J.
JAMES T. CH1NNOCK. Lawyer,
First National Bank Bldg., Grants
Pass. Oregoi.
Don't live on the reputation
of fifl reputation you
might nave made
IMPERIALES
MOUTHPItCD .
CIGAKtJTCS
first made their, reputation.
Now they're keeping it.
Choice toLacco well blended.
A mouthpiece t keen it out
of the mouth. A mats paper
wrapping. The whole 4
cigarette unerfualcd. '
10 for 13c.
The John Hollman Co. Branch
MaHfrttirr
1BLRCTRIC WIRING and general
electrical work, repairing, house
wiring. C. C. Harper, 105 South
Sixth street, phone 47.
MIMICAL IXHTItlXTION
3. 8. MncMCRRiAY Teacher of slng
; Ing. Write or apply at 716 Lee
Street. 28tt
. """taxi
USE THE WHITE LINE TAXI FOR
prompt service. City and country
trips. Safety first. ' Call Grants
Pass Hotel, phone 8Sb. Residence
phone 320-R. W. O. White. 790
TAXI 1'hone "Rosea Confectionery,
No. 160, for taxi. Hurry calls at
any time. C. E. Gllkaon. ST.tf
niONE 262-R for Jitney Luke or
Cutler. Headquarters changed to
Spa. 50tf
PALACE TAXI Day or night serv
ice with MaxweM car. Phone, 22-J.
Fenner & Ncwstrom. 84
Vkie Liquid Wash for Skin Disease
We bnve wttimwd iuch rcmnrknl Ic cura
with thin MrtUwt wash of ollt Hint wo oBor
yuu a bullkj on tlio auanuxx tlutt uuliHii It
iSik Ui 4im for yvfh Jt Wito.)rou.Do(
M, Clements, ,Irajgy1st .
Do You Want
to 'Save
Some Money? .
Re-insulating a bat
tery is about the njost
expensive repair there is.
And there's only one
kind of .battery in gen
eral use that isn't prac
tically certain to ba
re-insulated or junk'
" ed within the next
year or two.
That one exception is the
-. Wlllard Battery with Thread
' . ed Rubber Insulation.
Come in vnd we'll tell
you why.
THE BATTERY SHOP
A. V, Hazelton, Propr.
nec mass HotaTCMD
Placer .lpoatlop ;p.QUcea at CoHrle,r
office. ,
I NK ltt;i; Jt'K'K TO
t'HRISTEN SV.W .VESMKLS
lis Aniein llurlior, Sept. 9. Or:
aiiKo juice has taken the place of
champagne at the chrlstenlnit of
Hhlpa built "in the yards of the
Southwestern ShlihulldlnK company
here. The Went Neris. which re
cently alii! down the waya, hBd a Imt-
lle of oranise Juice broken over her
rOW aild ofTlninll of lh .nmnunv
declare that at future chrlatenlnKs,
the same ubatance will be used.
The California and Oregoi
vuasi itauroaa company
TIMB CARD
A. R. C.
LATEST STYLE HOSPiTAL
lluchiirent, Hept. t. Koiiiiianlun
and HifnKarlan wounded In tho re
cent flKhtliiK around Budapest base
been treated In an American mo
bile hospital of the most modern
type the last word In war hospitals
for use In the field with a rapidly
movlnic army.
Tho type of mobile hospital beinn
used U that known, as the "auto
chair." It Is a hospital on wheels
18 1iuk automobile trucks equipped
whh everything needful for war
time medicine and Biiri?ery. There
are automobile operating rooms, au
tomobile sterilizing equipment, an
automobile laboratory, a pure water
machine with Ire-maklnit attach
ment, nn X-ra.v car, electric llKht
plant, steam heatlna: plant, a black
smith's repair shop and a complete
tent Hospital which can be set up
anywhere In about two hours, so as
to accommodate about 200 men. wrho
have been wounded.
The hospital Is a gift from the
American Red Crosa to Onenn Ma
rie of Ron mania.
Effective Nor. 19, 1918.
Trains
will run Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday
Leave Grants Pass 1 P. M
Arrive Waters Creek ...2 P. M.
.Leave Waters Creelc 3 P. M
Arrive Grants Pass i p i
, For Information regarding freight1
and passenger rates call at the office
of the company, Lundburg building,
or telephone X.
Los Angeles, Sept. 9. The saloon
bars, both brase and mahogany, are
being used to make coffins. It be
came known recently when a wreck
ing company jiurchnsed several ma
hogany bars and their brass trim
mings .from saloons which closed on
account -of prohibition. The scarcity
of mahogany caused the wre king of
the bars, the company. said, and the
lumber is sold to casket 'makers.' The
brans trimming are cast Into hand
les plated with silver and attached
to the caskets.
"Agents Authority to Sell" book
of ",0 blanks. 50c, Courier office.
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" 'Til aeaper to Build a Weatter
proof Barn Tban to Lose Good
Stock Thru Want of One"
Your horses and cows need protec
tion from bad weather just as much
as you do. Because, they cannot
tell you when they are cold or un
comfortable, you must shelter them
exceptionally well in order td pre
vent sickness and loss.
Material at Right Prices
Nature doesn't wait Better get busyud
build that weatherproof bam now. Then
when bad weather comet yow'B have it
We have (he right quality lumber for such
buildings, at well as for poultry houses,
sheds, cribs, etc YouU find our prices
fair and square and our free service of
great help to you.
Let a tell
I yoa more
about oar
and
GRANTS PASS LUMBER COMPANY
Phone 284
Bit OH SEP .1
Fertilize With .
J JL LrU j
EM!
and increase your Alfalfa and Clover Crop
50 to 500 per cent
Progressive fanners Imow that the nse of superphosphate makes the soil more productive.
SUPERPHOSPHATE IS THE BEST KNOWN -FERTILIZER
FOR LEGUMES IN JOSEPHINE COUNTY
'.. The returns from the use of superphosphate make
:ts first cost small in comparison. Soil treated with super
phosphate will help to put your farm on a paying basis.
Can you afford to be without such
valuable help?
If you're a wide-awake farmer you'll answer "NO!"
Yu owe it to yourself and to your family to get the best
results from your land that you possibly can.
'WE ARE SELLING SUPERPHOSPHATE AT
BM per Tom
ORDER NOW FROM '
THE FARM BUREAU
Office with COUNTY AGENT in Courthouse
' Phone 199
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