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Classified Advertising
FOR MAIJC
VETERINARY
MIKGEON'
F<>K HALE. Modern «-room house DR It J. RESTII«. Veterinarian.
Residence X3H Washington boule
with sleeping porch, good shade,
vard, phone 39N-R.
large yard, prominent corner In
beet residence district.
Addrsss
I’H YHIf'IANM
No. 90, care Courier.
94
D, Practice
L. O. OLBMBNT, M
DRY SLAB WOOD »3.50 per tier de
limited to disease« of the eye, esr,
livered. Phone 379-R.
70tf
nose and throat. Glasses tilted.
Office
hours >-12, 2-6, or on ap
FOR HA1JC Alfalfa hay (carload
pointment. Phones, office 62; resi
lots! |29 Ion, f. o. b. here, Cen
dence 859-J.
tral Point Feed Store, Jeese I,.
Y«U| have <«iH«qtleMMl one wh«»le.
ha|if>y <ln). Con > piplutc without re
gret the sleep that murks Its end, for
roil will « oii II iiii - to I o- Ibis <lny «lur
ing all the real of your life. And If
this <lay was truly tH-autlful do you
Hot know Hint otli« r-« after you will
continue to live It, down through th«’
succession of the years? It is true that
each moment dl«po««<—us even of
the object we never withdraw our arms
from, hut each inorm-ut restores to us
trtimdlgiired nil the treasures II lies
hutched »way from us.—4l»«orge Du
haiuel.
Reade's Scrapbook.
Novelists ns well as Jo«irunll«ta knew
87 8. LOCGHRIDGE, M D. Physician
and surgeon. City or country calls the salue of the newnpa|>er «tutting,
FOR SALE A-l piano in splendid
attended day or night
Phones, j but few, perhaps. "collect’' so as
siduously ns did Charles Reade. Hev-
condition, at bargain. Also gentle
residence, 36 9; office, 18 2. Sixth enti Itoitrs each morning were devoted
man's raccoon akin coat, at less
and H streets.
by lleade to cutting out Interesting
than coat. Call 411 Sixth St. *3 |
TOMPKIN8,
8.
T.— Items (Millce reports arid statistics of
K. W. T.
nil kinds which he pusted Into huge
FOR HALE H acres % mile from
Rooms 1 and 2 Schmidt Bldg.
scrap books and carefully Indexed. To
Granta Paa« on Pacific highway,
Treats all diseases. Hours 9-12 these scrap IwHiks lie turned for the
cleared, «-room house, barn, gar
a. m.; 1-6 p. m. Phone 204- R
Illusi rath e laaterlnls, and sometimes
age. Telephone and ele' trlc lights
the Inspiration of his stories, and It
E.
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HI
LUCK,
M.
D.,
Physician
available, »1200. Mrs. Agnes M.
uus due to sitcli na tliods that be could
and surgeon; office Schallhorn write perhaps the best description of
Morris, Rd. 1. Bos «4.
90
block,
phone 54-J;
residence. an Australian sunrise ever penne«!,
FOR HALE Span of Hamhletonla*'
10Ü4
Lawnrldge. phone 5 4-L. though he bad never set foot In th*
mares and 2 *« -Inch Webber wag
Grants Paas
southern continent.
on. $286. W. N. Carl. Provolt. 84
DR. RALPH W STEARNS physician
FOR »ALE 8. C. White lasghorn
and surgeon, offices formerly oc
NOTICE
cockerels from two good strains.
cupied by Dr. Stricker, Masonic-
All persons knowing themselves to
Addr. his A. W Bates. Rd. 4.
«5
Temple. Phone, office 21-J, resi
dence. 21-L. Hours: 10-12, 2-4. be Indebted to the Grants Paas Lum
FX)R HALE Truller for light car,
ber Co. will please call and make
9*6. C. A. Hoile. 915 East L
ATTORNEYS
payment of accounts before February
Rtreet.
82
1st so that we may close our books
II. D. NORTON, Attorney-at-law. by that tjme
OOW FOR 8AI-E -Good Jersey, now
Practices In all State and Federal 82
GRANTS PASS LI MBER CO.
milking more than a gallon daily;
Courts. First National Bank Bldg
will freshen about April 1. Call
1098 North Ninth St.
82 G. W. COLVJÜ, Attorney-at-law. \
Grants Paas Banking Co. Bldg. I
FOR SAGE—M-room cottage, fur
Granta Paas, Oregon.
nished; corner of A and Eighth
Prac-¡ Indigestion, Sick Headache, Bilious-
J. E. Woldman.
82 E. 8. VAN DYKE. Attorney
tices in all courts First National nest, Bloating, Sour Stomach, Gas oa
WOOD FOR SALE—«Green pine,,
the Stomach, Bad Breath or other con
Bank Bldg
62.35; pine readv for heater. I
Richardson.
For Constipation
ditions caused by clogged or irregular
bowels, take
»2 60; fir, 62.75 per tier on the •I. 3. BLANCHARD, Attorney-at-law
ground. G. W. Matthews, two
Golden Rule Bldg.
Phone 270
miles north of Granite Hill ceme
Grants Pane. Oregon.
tery.
88
c A SIDI.ER, Attorney-at-law. Ma
W A NT KI)
suole Temple, Granta Pass, Ore.
WANTED TO RENT Modern house,
JE<> II DURHAM. Attorney-at-law,
furnished or unfurnished, in or
refere In bankruptcy, Masonic
near town. Address No. 81 care
Temple, Grants Paas, Oregon.
of Courier.
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Phone 1J5-J.
W ANTED < blld’s r-ed go-cart or!
8 T OHIiyNOCK, l.awver.
sulky. Must be In good condition ;
First National Bank Bldg., Gratin
Phone 292-lt
‘
83
is. Oregon
WANTED-—Two cordwood cutters.
Inquire at Edgerton mill.
83
WANTED .Men with teams and out
Whiter»
fit to skid and huul logs bv con
like
tra t. Inquire at Edgerton’s Mill.
peroxide
84
WANTED Good cedar fence posts
Call 316-R or see I xjw I h Stln<‘-
baugh.
82
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Butler's superb assortment of
rare confections includes a va
riety of special flavorings and
nut pastes, fruit and other com-
blnations of surpassing dell-
clousness.
Their luxurious contents are
artistically u—played in a box
of artistic beauty, rh hly em
bossed and forming one of the
most acceptable gifts ever de
signed.
W. S. BUTLER
Merlin, Oregon
Prices upon Application
Sold only whm AI>S
fpodt are displayed
Ul^»TWx25^
FOR EXCHANGE Kimball organ in
first class condition for typewri
ter. wood or heifer, or what have
you.
Address No. 162, care of
Courier.
90
» prescribe a vacuum
cleaner and a . motor
F or vour
( him
i
k
IX1HT
{A V
LOST Gentleman's
brown
kid
glove. Finder please leave at the
Courier office.
82
reflex T/T
NW-KUaNMH'N
E. 17 GALBRAITH—Insurance, any
kind.
Rentals.
Building and'
I-oan. Plate Glass Liability. 609H
G street. Phone 28.
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(What
Is the wet weather
service uniform for
the regular men /
who make every /
day count
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TAXI
SOONER TAXI Phone 262-R for
Jitney Luke or Cutler. Calls an
swered anywhere, anytime.
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A.J.
ower co
Besten Masi
— Kilskll>hs4ISM
J. T. MCKINSTRY 603 G street,
phone 13-R. General real estate
busInoM. The beet of all kinds of
soils for fruit, hay or general
farming.
21 tf
Grants' Pass
& Medford
Auto Truck
ELECTRICAL WORK
ELECTRIC WIRING and general:
electrical work, repairing, house j
wiring. C, C: llarperz 105 South ¡
Sì» th stiebt,, phono 47.
John K. chnstnin. Prop.
drayag K asi » transfer
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THE WORLD MOVES; bo do we
Bunch Bros. Transfer Co.
Phone|
397-R.
All Kinds of
Hauling
F. G. ISHAM, drayage and transfer i
Safes,
plnnos
and
furnit.tr«
moved, packed, shipped and stor J
?d
Office
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"TffctT"pit o"ti a
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lie- M<-m «• ill I North Second St.
DENTIST«
E. C. MACY, D. M. D
First-Class
dentistry.
109'4 South Sixth
str«-» t, Grants Pa«», Oregon.
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Tooth P. b I c
TO EXCHANGE
TAXI at Owl Billiard Pnrlora, 172-J,
or 243-L for night calla. Day and
night service.
56tf
A wholesome and thoroughly clesnaing
physic mild and gentle io setion.
Peredixo
MAN WANTED- To work on ranch.)
Phone 6O6-F-12.
85
PALAOE TAXI--Phone 22-J.
Geo.
A. Hyde *r Henry I,. Sargeant. 25lf
FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS
I V.
Phone 381-R
i
k new what he was talking
about, It wasn't medi ine that
the
overworked
housewife
needed, It was a rest from the
slavery of antiquated house-
keeping methods, What the
doctor ordered is to bq found
nt this shop and belongs in
every home.
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NATION’S FORESTS
BEING DEPLETED
Great Eastern Centers of Pro
duction Near Exhaustion.
U. S. FORESTER URGES ACTION
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r.<-« ti«rg*M and Repairs Htorage lURterien
And remember whenever you want your battery or electrical sys
tem tested he does It free of charge. We b|v« the beat equipped
auto electrical shop in the city and every job we turn out means
a new customer for tta- WHO'S NEXT.
Yours for Service
ADAMS’ ELECTRIC & BATTERY SHOP
I’hone M
Adam« A Johnston, Props.
so« Month Sixth Street
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High Prices of Lumber Not Wholly
Dus to Increased Costs of Produc
tion—Milla of the South Have Not
More Than 10 to 15 Years’ Supply
of Virgin Lumber—Enlarged Pro-
gram of Public Acquisition of For
ests Urged.
The rate of depletion of the forests
of this country Is more than twice,
probably three times, what Is actually
IH-Ing pro<lu<’«*<J by growth In a form
serviceable for [iroducts other than
flrewoo«J Consequently, high prices of
lumber are not wholly due to In-
crewMr«! costs of production. An Impor
tant factor Is the ever-retreating
sources of timber supply. Already the
supplies of nil the great eastern cen
ters of pro«lurtlori are approaching ex
haustion. with the exception of the
Routh, and even there m«»st of the
mills have not over 10 to 15 years'
supply of virgin timber. Already the
southern pine Is being withdrawn from
many [>olnts as a competitive factor
and Its place taken by western tim
bers. This Inevitably results In added
freight chnrgi-s. which the consumer
must pay.
Bagley’s Shop for Sick Tire»
211 North Sixth St.
Vulcanizing, Retreading and Half Soling. Broken lieeds, rim cuts
and any kin«! of bl«»w outs, large or «mail, neatly mended.
All Work Guaranteed
Want Enlarged Program.
Tlies«* facts are called to public at
tention In the an min I report of the for
ester of the fnlte<l States department
of n-’rlr't’>''ir<* recently ptthll«h«*d.
Their presentation Is accompanied by
a plen that the nation adopt an en-
larged program of public acquisition
of fon-sts by the government, the
states iiik I municipalities, and protec
tion ami per|>etuation of forest
growths on nil privately owned lands
whlcli may not better be used for agri
culture and settlement.
In the early years of the present
century It kmked as though the man
ngement of forests ns permanent, pro
ductive properties might be voluntarily
itmlertaken by private owners on a
large ««'ale. hut since then the situa
tion h.-i« materially changed. The need
•for the toloptlon of an enlarged pro
gram <>1 acquisition, the Vnlte«l State«
«lepartmeiit of agriculture |>olnt8 ont.
Ims become liter« nsinglv urgent.
Must Join Hands.
More than 20 years ago the division
of forestry, a« It was then called, offer
ed to give advice and assistance to
private timber owner« who might wish
to consider applying forest manage
mint to their properties. By the mid-
«lie of 1905 r«'qm*sts had been received
for the examination of private hold
ing«. Inrge mid small, comprising In .
nil 10,900.000 acres ■ f land. Many of |
these requests were from large lumber '
companies and other owners of exten- !
slve tlinlo-r tracts. <>u the strength wf
the show ing made I the preliminary
examinations, a number of these large
owners entere<| Into «•«»-operative agree
ments for the preparation of—work
ing plans.
But private forest interests failed tc
follow up the beginning.'and the gov-
eminetit and the states. In the opinion
of the department of agriculture, must
Join hands to work out a program that
will correlate public and private ef
forts looking to the protection and:
prn|»er administration of forests. The ;
'unction of the federal government ,
It, addition to handling tile national |
forests. It Is suggested, would be to,
stimulate, guide and co-ordinate state
action ami conduct necessary Investi
gâtions regarding the Wst uiv II hm I s of
f forestry, to assist tlie states In the
classification of land, and to harmonize
action between the different states.
The states would also handle public
property owned by them and they
would have a further, direct respon
sibility In connection with the protec
tion and perpetuation of private for
est lands.
G. B. BERRY
Harness and Saddlery
Auto Top and Canvas Work
With Grants Pass Hardware Co.
VOl WANT TO Bl V VOl R
H(M>FEED
As cheaply a.« poaalble—Try the AUll—We make several kinds of
feed at the right price—Have a mixed feed similar to the old-time
shorts for $3 per DM» pounds.
Josephine County Flour Mill
I hone 123
Cornet Third an<l G Streets
SUN’S RAYS AS WAR WEAPON
Airplanes, "Roosting" High, May Work
Terrible Havoc.
Airplanes, “roosting" 15,000 to 20.000
feet In the air. will, through the use of
powerful lenses, destroy aiftnunltlon
HY PERS ELECTRIC STORE
dumps and entire cities 75 to 100 miles
away without firing n shiit or dropping :
n bomb, declared Cnpt. Eddie Illcken-
hacher of Columbus. O., America's ac«
of aces In the war with Germany, i
while before the house committee on
accounts In Washington^
Captain RIckenbnHier noted that by
the use of the lenses It will he possll<e
The California and Orûgù*« to set fire to the object which the
Coast Railroad Company aviator wishes to destroy, just as It |
time card
Is possible to set tire to paper or wood 1
under the magnifying glass held In the :
Effettive Nov. 24. 1919.
rnys of the sun.
"l-'ufiii'<^”';flrs will be won or lost In
Trulli« will run Mondays, Wedues- the air," Ciiptnln Rlckenbncher ob
served. "That Is true because Just
days an 1 Fridays.
P.M such devices ns 1 have mentioned will
Leave Granta Pass
1 1
be brought Into piny."
P.M
Arrive Waters Cre-’k ..
30 P.M.
Leave Waters
Nine U S. Aces Still In Service.
P.M.
Arrive Grants
.4
Niue of the CO "aces" developed
For Information regard’d.’ freight by the 1’nlted States air service In
and passenger rates call a th? Office th«» world war still are connected
of the comp :uy. I- I'.’ti !b t b-tlldin: with the army, according to an official
report.
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toqic • .1 I
M uddy
^MPLEXION
our complexion is
muddy. You look hag
gard and yellow. Your eyes are losing their
lustre. The trouble is with your liver. Take
Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets. They
will correct that. Then avoid meats, hot bread
and hot cakes, take frequent baths and a long walk
every day, and you will soon be as well and as
beautiful as ever. Price 25 cents per bottle.
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