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.OR HALE u.-
Phone 346-R.
and harness Sound and kind,
»00 pounds. P. H. Woodln, Box WANTED Milk cow at once,
04«. Grunts Pans, phone «OO-F-8.
be kind und g«-ntle and good mils
»fltf
er. heifer or young cow preferred,
fresh now or to he soon. Give
FOR HAUC Whit« and Brown Leg-
price, age and description In first
horn tookerela from Petaluma
letter. Mrs. Dave Roberts, Mur-!
bred-to-lay stock, tí months and 5
phi Ore.
40
months old. Get them now, price
Con WANTED Two yonng calves, also
will be higher later on
some weaned «'alves. Phone «01-1
42
Hchaefert, R. F. I) No 3.
F-13, Mrs. Josie Messenger.
44,
F» Ml HAI j E Hydraulic and Irriga-
Wil) sell WANTED Wood cutters Write or
tlon pipes, all aises
phone V. C Robinson, Wilder ville.
cheap. ' H. W. Webber, Phone
Ore
41
54
341-J.
«(.All WOOD at Edgerton mill. ll.bO WANTED Wood cutters wanted,,
Good timber
Price >2.50 per
per tier or delivered for «3.25. Haa
«•ord
He* McKinstry, «03 G St.
been cut 2% months.
Phone
149-J or see W. C. Harmon
5»
40
■■MMMKr
s I
5«
FOB MILK phono 149-J.
FOR BALE Plano; good combina- WLEtTItK! WIRING and general
electrical work, repairing, house
tlon gas and wood range. nearly
wiring. C. C. Harper. 105 South .
new. Call 201 West D street 40
Sixth street, phone 47.
F»»R DALE Hay and grain. feed of
1
TAXI
all kinds. Red Front Bam . Neely
4«
A GravUn
SOONER TAXI Pbone 2C2-R for
Jitney Luke or Cutler. Calls an-
jroit HAI AC 14 bead of «boats.
IWered anywhere, anytime.
8«tf
• sight about «0 pounds In good
shape. Ranch on Missouri Flat. PALACE TAXI- -Phone 22-J.
Geo
It W Craig. Murphy. Ora.
40
A. Hyde.
25tf
.u«n
... M their
ul the first warn-
juble.
. rioru to know
«ralM vour kNney pill* enough
Ivr u» wonderful bonefa I have derived
Irmn Hketr ueeier euch e ehert while Pleaee
eul>l,eh rh.e eteremenl ee I war* the eeople
<4 Rackv Moor.* end everywhere te «sow of
Ll»v K.dn.p Pills "w-Mrs. A G Welle.
M V D.J. Bea •#. Baehr Mau*«. N. C.
F oley K idney P ills
iavlfforste, etrengtbea and heal in-
active, weak and dieeaaed kidney«
•nd bladder. They help the kidney«
in their work of purifying the blood
ctrram and cawing out poisonous
waste. (Jean blood makes possible
itF»d rirewlatMMk. healthy nerve«, strong
irh, rleer head, active brain, Bound heart,
».PinU'tory digeatioo and parted health.
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AM. DIO GGIHTN
Make your Christmas presents
mean somethlug this year
Give
I filled Stale* War Havings Stamps
Five dollar Htarup* coat «4 23 at any
bank or post* Rice. They Increase In
value constantly and Induce the re-
clpier t to buy more.
Instca of giving your boy or girl
a useless toy for Christmas, give him
or her a War Savings Stamp. It will
teach the lesson of saving and invest­
ment
. White has arranged for him a vigor­
ous schedule of meetings embracing
floseburg, Hutherlin, Oakland and
' Riddle.
Mr. Etheridge will leave Roseburg
at 11 p. niz Tuesday so as to parti­
ci pate in the final daya of the cam-
paign In Portland. He Is accompan-
led on bis trip by the Rev. O. W.
Taylor, rector of the Grace Memorial
parish. Portland, which practically
completed Its campaign the first
day.
John L. Etheridge, of Portland,
'hairman of the nation-wide cam-
palgn of the Episcopal church in the
state, was in the city today, and at
I o’clock addressed a meeting com­
posed of the workers of St. Lukes.
Reports were given, which were
were most gratifying to all.
Ilev. Taylor, of Grace LMemortal.
Portland, accompanied Mr. Ether­
idge and gave a short address on the
work, and which was most enthu­
siastically received by those present.
Rov. Philip Hammond who was in
the city accompanied the gentlemen
this afternoon to Medford, where
they will address a meeting this
evening.
The workers of St. Luke’« are to
be congratulated on their success in
this campaign and also of having
the pleasure to have two such not­
able persons to inspire them.
E<x; NV UNTITI TEH ARE
MONTI.V
lavender coat hangers, TAX! at Owi Billiard Parlors. 172-J.
The Government will continue Thrift
CAMOUFLAGE
sachets for Christmas
or 243-L for night calls. Day and and War Saving* Stamp sales through
«3« North Sixth street.
night service.
55 1920. The 1920 securities are tn the
Egg substitutes examined by the
hands of the engraver.
Graham
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' Agricultural Chemistry department
DE.VTIHTH
of the Oregon Agricultural College
FOR HALE On« horse 10 years old,
I are made up for the most part of
E.
C.
MACY.
D
M.
D
First-class
work
Good
Quartz
blanks
at
Courier
office.
weighs about 1400.
corn starch colored with a yellow
dentistry.
109 H South Sixth
horse, gentle, sound and true
I
dye. like turmeric. One brand is put
streel,
Granta
Pass.
Oregon.
Mur-
Bros.,
Price 1100. Hayes
The California and Oregoa up in packages containing srtghtly
3Stf
phy. Ore.
Coast Railroad Company more than an ounce of flour and a
VETERINARY Ml RGEON
TIME CARI»
FOR SALE- One cow giving four
pinch of turmeric. It sells on the
gallons milk dally. Addrear 421 DR R. J. BBFTUL, Veterinarian
market at ten cents a package, which
Residence 838 Washington boule­
Effective Nov. 24. 1919.
West L street.
40
Is recommended as going as far as a
vard, phone 398-R.
dozen eggs, if used with flour or
FOR HALF Freeh cow W. F,
Trains will run Mondays, Wednes- I corn starch. Analysis shows It to
Woodstock. Fruitdale, or phone
I’HYHK’IA.NH
days and Fridays.
be egg camouflage with a food value
evenings. «03-F-81.
«0
P.M, of less than two eggs A dozen eggs
I. O 0LEMKNT, M. D.. Practice1 Leave Grants Pass .......... 1
P.M. supply seven times as much energy.
n» RKV1
limited to diseases of the eye, ear. I Arrive Walers Creek......... S
Leave
Water«
Creek
2:30
P.M.
nose
and
throat.
Glasses
fitted.
I as wv»41 as valuable salts. Eggs at
Ikot'HE FOR RENT \t 719 North
P.M. I 70 cents a dozen are cheaper than
Office hours 9-12, 2-5, or on ap- i Arrive Grants Pass .......... 4
Fourth Btreeti all furnished except
For information regarding freight the substitute at ten cents a package.
point merit. Phones, office «2: resi­
linen and >»*dding.
Apply 721
dence
359-J.
«
and
passenger rates call at the office' which really costs at the rate of «80
Nerth Fourth.
SRtf ■
of the company. Lundburg building, for a 50-pound sack of flour.—Jose-
a
MWfCLLANEOt H
3. LO UGHRIDOE. M. D. Physician or telephone 181.
phlne Coifhty Farm Bureau News.
and surgeon. City or country calls
E L GALBRAITH—Insurance. any
attended day or night. Phones,
Building and
kind.
Rentals.
residence, 3t»9; office, 182. Sixth
lxiajt. Plats Glaas Mablllty. «09*4
and H streets.
84tf
G at rent. Phon* 29.
A. A. WITHAM, M. D.—Internal I
HEMSTITCHING, Fleeting. Satlafac-
medicine and nervous diseases,
tlon guaranteed. Write to us for
«>24 Medical Bldg., Portland. Ore.1
suggestions for Christmas gifts
Hours, 2 to 5 p. m., morning and :
The Vanity Shop. Medford. Ore­
evening by appointment.
gon
DR. W. T. TOMPKINS, S. T.—
BRON WORKS Castings on short
Rooms 1 and 2 Schmidt Bldg.
notice at the new foundry. Third
Hours 9-12
Treats all diseases
and J. Joseph Gayetty
41
a. tn.; 1-5 p. m. Phone 304-R
FOU BAU?
sticks and
presents at
Mrs M. F
YOULL CL!MB
THAT H/LL
1
YOU
BOUGHT
S'
YOuH CAA{
lì
One of the most important tests of a car is a bad hill.
That is why we elected to sell the Maxwell car. Jn this car
the power is all right there, beneath you, aa much as you need for
any reasonable climb.
Don’t neglect to come here for a demonstration of the many
other good points of the Maxwell.
COLUNS AUTO COMPANY
>RIES AND REPAIRING
PHONE 317
SH H STREET,
GRANTS PASS, ORE
WRIGLEYS
TO EXCHANGE
TO EXCHANGE 120 acres Umber,
sugar pine and fir, on Elk creek,
to exchange for Grants Paas city
property. Address 404 E Si. 44
E. J. BIUJOK. M. D, Physician
and Burgeon: office ScbalHiorn
block, pitone 54-J; residence,
1001
latwnridge, phone 54-L,
Greets Pass.
DR. R LLPH W. STEARNS phyeiclan
and Burgeon, offices formerly oc­
IDA M. HOWEIJ*.
professional
cupied by I it . Stricker. Masonic
dressmaker. «Iterations. make­
Temple. Phone, office 21-J, resi­
overs. First class work guaran­
dence, 21-L. Hours: 10-12, 2-4.
teed. Now located at Dean Apts..
Civil. ENGINEER
Room 5, 515 North Sixth St. 47
DRESS'! IKIV.
DANIEL McFARLAND, civil engi­
neer and surveyor.
Residence
e . T. M c K instry —«03
g sire«*,
740 Tenth street, phone 211-T.
phone 13-R. General real eetate
business. The best of all kinds of H. D NORTON, Attorney-at-law.
Practices In all State and Federal
soils for frnit, hay or general
Courts First National Bank Bldg.
farming.
21 if
HEAI. ESTATE
G.
BTRAYED
C
A. 31DLER, Attorney-at-law
aonic Temple, Granta Pasa, Ore.
fTPRAY One light, old Jersey cow
marked under crop both ears. J KO. II. DURHAM, Attorney-at-law,
One brown yearling Jersey heifer,
referee In bankruptcy. Masonic
no marks. Owner can have same
Temple, Grants Pass, Oregon.
by paying feed nnd ad bill. O. B
Phone 136-J.
Ateward, Murphy.
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JAMES T. CHINNOCK, Lawyer,
IXM4T
First National Bank Bldg., Grants
between
iaiMt
Saturday
rasa, Oregon.
Grants Pnss and Merlin, one
32x3 H heavy Wm-d truck chain,
Piece of wire spliced on one end. I
Finder pinnae notify J. J. Weer-
727 North Fifth street. 39
»Ing
CHICHESTER S PILLS
hoirs, sealed with Flue RINxm.
I j OOT—Four keys tied on red and
green ribbon, Finder please leave
at CóUrier office care No. 2224. 40
y mm known ««Beit. 8« fest, Al*ayt K«>Ubta
SOLD BY DKUGülSISLVLRYWNfRE
5C
5C
a package
during the war
a package
NOW
i
W. OOLVIO, Attorney-at-law.
Grants Paas Banking Co. Bldg. I
1
Granta Pass, Oregon.
THE WORLD MOVES; bo do we. --------------------------
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Bunch Bro«. Transfer Co.
Phone
E 3. VAN DYKE, Attorney. Prac­
397-R.
tices In all courts First National
Bank Bldg.
F G. ISHAM, drayage and transfer.
Safes,
pianos
and
furniture
O. S. BLANCHARD. Attorney-at-law.
moved, packed, shipped and stor­
Golden Rule Bldg.
Phone 270.
Reel-
ed. Office phone 124-Y.
Grants Pass. Oregon
dence phone 124-R.
DRAYAGE ANI» TRANSFER
5
a package
before the war
THE FLAVOR LASTS
SO DOES THE PRICE!
G. B. BERRY
Harness and Saddlery
Auto Top and Canvas Work
With Grants Pass‘Hardware Co.
t
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ANNOUNCEMENT!
After December 10th. 1 will again take In general overhauling
work for the winter, but will discontinue it after March 30th, 1920.
If you wish to have me do your -work bring it in early.
Batteries. Generators and Magnetoes overhauled and repaired.
1 Handle the RACINE TIRES
E. A. ADAMS, Auto Electrician
Licensed Auto Electrician and Battery Repairman
Phone 00
OOfl South Sixth Street