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f ICE-COVERED GREEK STEAMER ABANDONED
G. B. BERRY
DIIENHMAKIXG
FOR SAI.E Modern 8-room house ACCORDION PLAITING, drsiwmak-
with sleeping porch, gooti shade,
Ing, and ludi«» tallorljig, hcni-
large yard, prominent corner In
atitching, dyeing and alterations
best residence district.
Address
promptly done. All work scientif
No. *<), care Courier.
94
ically done both in style and
workmanship. Hprlng suits a spe
DRY BLAU WOOD *3.50 per tier de-
cialty,
estimates cheerfully given,
livered. Phone 379-H.
70if
prices reasonable. Mrs, W. R.
FOR BALK Alfalfa hay (carload
Swoape, 30 Olive Street, phone
lota) *ï» ton. f. o. I*, her«. Cen
253.
tral Point Feed Blore, Jegse L,
ELEt TRIGAL WORK
Richardson.
87
Harness and Saddlery
Auto Top and Canvas Work
With Grants Pass Hardware Co
FOR RALE 8 acres Mi mil" from ri.EX'T'RfC WIRING and genera)
Grants Pass on Pacific highway,
electrirai work, repairing, house
cleared. 6-room housa, barn, gar
wiring. 0. C. Harper, 109 South
age Telephone and eletrlc light"
Sixth street, phone 47.
available, *1200. Mrs. Agnes M.
DKAYAGE ANI* TRANSFER
.Morris. Rd. 1. Box «4.
9<*
FOR SALE Pure bred Jersey bulb rilE WORLD MOVER; so do
Bunch Bros Transfer Co
Phone
of servl<enl>l<« age. <lrandn»n» of
*97-R.
Hl. Muwus' Poppy, whose official
record la 952 |*otinda of butter fat.
P. G 1RIIA.M, drayage and transfer.
C. N. Culy.
HZtf
Rafes.
pianos
and
furniture
WINKMAP apples, »mull, 50 per box
moved, packed, shipped and stor
the I,', r,A,-r«d <h-<l! of the tired, wit-iilitei' ptiileu !>■ »tie appeared after
while they last
Bring boxes and
ed. Office phone 124-Y
Resi she ..» uhniidunrd by her crew on Snide Ishiml where she was driven ashore
j 1)1» »|M>t 1» known to mariner» as the "Graveyard of the Atlantic.”
dence phone 124-R.
com» for them. O. L.
>4. Leigh, East
M street.
88
REAL KHTATE
FORD WITH SHOCKS
BCG GOOI* AH NEW ......
ROADSTER FINE SHAPE
FORD GOOI* AH NEW ......
FORD GOOD SHAPE ............
BUICK CAR
Several other cars at Imrgain price».
..... »«O«
.. 43HO
«4M
... »32S
...... »AIM!
C. L. Hobart Company
POWERS. Salc-nian
i
GIVES WIFE
STOCK RANCH 120 acre» on Pa
GLYCERINE .MIXTIRE
cific highway, 11 miles from I. t . M c K instry cos g street,
phone 13-R. General real estate
Grani» Pa»a, uno mile from Hugo
A retired merchant whose Wife
business. The beet of all kinds of
S P. station and high school,
for years from catarrh of
soils for fruit, hay or general suffered
the stomach finally gave her simple
b-ruuiu bungalow, goòu corn, 13
farming.
21 If glycerine, buckthorn bark, etc., as
acre» Cenced, 5 acres in wheat. 300
mixed In Adlsr-i-ka. ONE bottle
DKNTI8TM
or more cords of wood timber,
produced great result» Because Ad-
sub-irrigated black land: prloe K. C. MACY. D M. D. First-class ler-i-ku act» on BOTH upper and
a
». <u_ ¡lower bowel it removes all foul mat-
*1200
cash.
Addrosa
John
dentistry.
108% C
__ L Hwth '(er wnich ¡tolsoned stomach. Relieve»
Bouth
Breeding. Rogue River. Ore. 10*
street. Grant! Paas. Oregon.
¡ANY CASE sour stomach or gas on
[stomach. Often CURES constipa
Foil HVLE Improved tract close In.
VETERINARY BURGEON
tion. Prevents appendicitis. Nation-
Priced to sell. Call 3IA-Y. HAtf
__ _
al Drug Store.
HOP POL 1'3 tor sale. 4 miles north DR. R. J. BE8TU1.. Veterinarian
Residence 838 Washington boule
Placer location nonces at Courier
of town. Write er see T B. tannb-
vnrd. phone 398-R.
Off tre
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son, 11. F. 1). 1.
I'HYHIt IA.N.N
FOR SM-t: »-room cottage, fur-
ulshed; urger of A and Eighth
97 L. O CLEMENT. M D„ Practice)
J. E. Weidman
limited to diseases of the eye. ear,
FOR BJLl'J A dandy home. That
nose and thrust
Glasses fitted
big brown bungnlo on A street
Office boors 9-12. 2-5. or on ap-1 Troubles of Stomach
<*P) h > Ito Joe Wharton'» residence,
polo (merit. Phones, office «2; real-<
and Liver
large lot, plenty of shade, good lo
dene- 359-J
cation, nice neighbors, come and
Los Angeles, Calif.:—“I will gladly
see It. Ellsworth Tubbs. 102 A 8. LOUGH Ri IXJE, M. D. Physician ! tell of the relief and cure Dr. Pieroe's
Golden Medical
and surgeon City or country calls
street.
1*1
Discovery gave me.
attended day or night
Phones.
I was sick with
RMOOTIHNG
HARROW.
ipriiigl residence. 349; office, 182. Sixth
troubles of stomach,
tooth harrow. 10-lnch and 8-1n<-h
and H str>-«tR
liver, etc . and La
plows. Iron wheel wagon and*
Grippe with :dl its
heavy work harnea» for sale or
K W T TOMPKINS. 8 T.
Roo’us 1 Hnd 2 Schmidt Hidg
tra<le for hay; farm for rent. Mrs.,
Hours 9-12
, W. E. Ih-ckwlth, ltd. No 1.
871 Truai* all dlseasss
Golden Medical
a. tn ; 1 5 tt m Phone 304- It
Discovery did the
After LaGrippe
WANTED
WANTED TO RENT Modern house, ¡ E. J Bl LUCK. M D.. Phy SI 1) 1
fnrnlshed or unfurnished. In or1 HP 1 * irgeou, office Schallhorn
near town. Address No. 31 care| Ulocl , phon« 5 4-J, residence.
M-U
uf Courier.
*12tf ¡ 100 4 l.a vpridge. phone
a
Gran’s Pas«
WANTED TO BUY A se ond hand
saddle. Must be priced right. L. DR RALPH W. STEARNS physician
and s'irgeon. offices formerly oc
8. Morrison, Iceland.
8k
WANTED I'sed disc re ords. id-, cupied by Dr. Stricker, Masonic
Temple. Phone, office 21-J, resi
dromi No. 21! care Courier, 89
dence. 21-L
Hour*: 10-12, 2-P.
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WANTED TO TRADE • residence
ATTORNEYS
in Blaine, Wash., valued *450o,
for residence or business property H. D. NORTON, Attorney-at la v.
In Granta Pass. Would consider a
Practices In all State and Federal
ranch. Address No. 231 care of
Courts. First National Bank Bldg.
Courier.
87
COLV10, Attorney st-ta".
G. W
TO EXCHANGE
Grants Paas Banking Co Bldg.
FOR EXCH ANGE-Kimball organ In
Grants Pass Oregon.
first class condition for tyjLwrl-
ter, wood or heifer, or what have E 8. VAN DYKE, Attorney. Prac
tices in ail courts First National
you. Address No. ICS. care of
Bank Bldg.
Courier.
90
(* S. BLANCHARD, Attorney-at-law
CIVIL ENGINEER
Golden Rule Bldg.
Phono 270
DANIEL McFARIJtND — Civil en
Grants Paas. Oregon.
gineer and surveyor.
Registered
professional engineer. Res. 740 C. A. 8ID1.ER. Attorney-at law. Ma
roni« Temolo, Grants Pass. Ore.
North Tenth street, phone 211-Y.
MWKLLANKOI H
good work. I also
took Dr Pierce’s
Pleasant Pellets for
biliousness with grand success I write
with gni'itnde to tell others of the relief
that ih in st'»re for them Do not delay
but ha-ten to get the :dx>ve remedies if
suffering from any indisposition.”—
S amuel K alukt , 978 Euclid Ave.
Sick-Hea dache,
Indigestion,
Biliousness
8tockton, Calif.:—“For constipation,
for sick headache, for an inactive liver,
for indigestion and biliousness, there is
nothing to equal Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant
Pellets. I have tried other things but
like the 'Pellets’ beat of any.”—M rs F.
C anfield , 329 8. Grant 8t.
TIERCES
I ellets
■
WE SI- li . \.M> RENT new Sm el
Sewing Machines. Grants Pass
• Hardware Co.
86tf
Prices will still be good next harvest
You now have a home industry which will buy all your
surplus grain and pay you the top cash price.
If ><*u need any more seed wheat, oat* or hurley get it
at the
#
Josephine County Flour Mill
Corner Thiol and G Streets
Phone 123
Why Let Night s Curtain
Close Your Show at 6 O’clock
Your display window is a stage. Mr. Merchant. Before it, from
early morn until late at night passes an audience of thousands.
Don't let night's curtain shroud your show window in darkness
»hen the factory whistles blow. Don’t even permit the lower
ing dusk to dim the attractiveness and brilliance of your display.
Install modern concealed Electric Window IJghts and keep your
audience interested as long as it lingers on the streets, Show
your merchandise in day-like light all evening long, Be as
alive to the sales possibilities of your show window as your
competitor next door.
Telephone jour electrical contractor non.
ij furni'hril free.
Estimates <heerfwl-
FOR THE LIVER
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Phone 108 J
1EO. H. DURHAM. Allome)-at-iaw,
referee in bankruptcy. .Masuulc
Temple, Grants Pas». Oregon.
Phone 135-J.
t MUESCRiee A VACUUM
CLEANER AND A MOTOR
FOR VO UR SEWIM<MACHIN|
CHICHE§TERSJ1L
•Id mataUÎc
««tiled with Hlue
Rlt Lon.
Hue RItl*on.
Vienna. Fef.t. 5. The newspapers
say the national assembly on March
1st will declare itself in favor of a
monarchy in Hungary. Five preten
ders to the throne, include the for
mer Emperor Charles, who never ab
dicated as king of Hungary; County
Andrasay; Archduke Joseph; Prince
Cyril of Bulgaria, and Prince Louis
Windisch-Grantz.
Grants Pass, Oregon
Rccharges und Repairs Storage Batteries
And remember—whenever you want your battery or electrical sye-
tern tested he does it free of charge, We have the beet equipped
auto electrical shop in the city and every job we turn out meant
a new customer for us- WHO'S NEXT.
Yours for Service
ADAMS’ ELECTRIC & BATTERY SHOP
yearn known as Best. Safest. Always RelUbfe
SOLDBY DRLG6ISTS EVtRYWMLRf
THE 014* FAMILY DOtTOR
MMtT
IZ»SJ ladles handbag. Left In pas
senger station at Grants d’ass or,
on train 54 going south. Time, i
about 4 p. m. Monday, February
2. Suitable reward. Rev. J, A.
McVeigh, iRogue 'River, Ore.
S7
New York, Fab. 5.- Plumbers who
pay income taxes are no longer the
' aristocrat» of labor,” according to
William H. Edwards, United States
internal revenue collector for the
it>und and third districts of New I
York, in whose districts this year [
more than *1,500,000,000 will be
gathered up for Uncle Sam.
High wages and profitable over
time says Mr. Edwards, have raised
to the income tax inlying list such
workers as longshoremen, garment
maker», pa|*er
hangers, railroad
brakemen, chauffeurs, sailors, truck
drivers and piano movers.
"And
don’t forget the chorus girle. the
movie star» and the hotel waiters,”
declared the collector, adding that
some of the latter are making more
thaft <5,000 a year in ti|»* alone.
Street ear i onductors and motor
men in 'Brooklyn, for instance, he
»aid, have made us much as *60 a
week and. if their yearly income ex
ceeds *1.0<>0 for a single man or
(2.000 for the head of a family they
will be required to contribute their
share toward the cost of runnnig the
I government. Mr. Edwards cited a
few instances without, of course,
mentioning any names, of bootblacks,
milk wagon drivers and bellboys who
in 1919 earned in exc . a of their ex
emption and who will he required to
file returns.
Payment of the income tax bezan
on January 1 and w!l! continue un
til midnight of (March 15 at which
time all returns must be in to escape
the possibility of a maximum of Î!.-
Whilc
000 fine for delinquency.
Collector Edwards was opening his
mail the other day out fell a cheek
for *2,883.515.39, representing the
payment of a corporation tax with
penalty and interest. The next let
ter he oi*en«d was from Montelair,
N. J., which 1» also in his district
It had been registered to pay an In
come tax of *1.37.
California-OregonPowerCo.
e I. GALBRAITH -Insurance, any
Building and
kind.
Rentals.
Iman. Plate Glass liability. 609%
84tf FAMES T
G street. Phone 28.
CHINNOCK. Lawyer,
First National Bank Bldg., Grants
Pass, Oregon.
WE i>" ii i<\is ib rrt 11\<). io per
yd., «Ilk or cottoit, thread furnish
ed. Mali orders adlitiitod. Singer
Sewing Machine Co., 115 W. Main
St,, Medford, Ore.
M6tf
MR. FARMER PLANT ALL THE
GRAIN YOU CAN
knew what he was talking
about. It wasn't medicine that
the
overworked
housewife
needed. It was a rest from the
Inerv of antiquated house-
I■ .-eying methods. What the
do tor ordered is to be found
nt litis shop and belongs In
»•vary, home.
The Calif orni* and Oregon
Coa nt Railroad Company I
TIME CARD
Effective Nov. 24. 1919.
TAXI
Tralns will run Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays.
eOONER TAXI Phone 282-R for I
P.M.
Jitney Luke or Cutler, Calls an Leave Grants Paas........... 1
9
StJif \rrtva Waters Creek
P.M.
swered anywhere, anytime.
7
! ;oa vc Waters Creek
30 p m
PALACE TAXI Phone 22-.I
Geo.
Arrive Grants Pass
4
P.M.
A. Hyde A Henry L. Sargeint. 25tf
For Information regarding freight
T axi nt Owl hnnÜHl Parlors, 177-J. and passenger rates call at the office
or 213-L for night calls, buy and of the company, Lttndburg building,
night service.
*Ctf
trjnpl'orp 131,.
r&Msk*
r
-e^. PHONE
MHXI4X) MAY REFUSE TO
RECOGNIZE V. 8. CONSUL
Mexico City. Feb. 5. Formalities |
lKM'eseary to cancel official recognl- •
tion of William O. Jenkins. United ,
States consular agent to Puebla, are
being carried out by the Mexican for
eign office, according to a report
published by El Demokrata vester-1
day.
Mr. Jenkins, who was kidnapped |
and held for ransom last October. [
was later charged by the Puebla state
authorities of having connived with 1
the outlaws to bring about his ah- '
duction.
The case has been
•he federal court w)
tnding
Phone M
Adam« £ Johnston, Props.
50« South Sixth Street
FARMS IND CITY PROPERTY
Timmons & Higgins
(’nil and see ti»
Phone 324-J
I 11 South Sixth St-
* FEW CARS ID SELL OR TRAI*E