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Classified Advertising
GOOD POULTRY HINTS
Keep »he ne«t« clean; provili*
one next for every tour ben*.
<f»r» f.eeeset 6 «a» tese» Aasllw
Keep the eggs in a cool, dry
room or celliir.
Market the egg* nt least twice
week.
Purchit*« « ell routured pallet*
rather than l><-n«
FOB MAlJt
F«»K NAIdÙ- ÀiuùsJU û-iuuiu uû'üâS
with sleeping porch, good shade,
large yard, prominent corner In
Ad dross
boat residence district.
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No. 90, «are Courier.
f/Mt'f« .Vr*»,.rnHv [tin «** with iM»*rl*
und gurnets; name and date
graved on buck, Reward if
turned to Courier office care
267.
Itili.HSMAKING
Dit Y BLAB WOOD 63.69 per tier de­
livered. Phone 37» Il
70tf ACCORDION PLAITING, drea*mak­
ing, and ladle* ' tailoring, hem­
FOR HALF 8 a r«s 'A mH« fro»
stitching, dyeing and alteration*
Granta P sm oh Pacific hlghway.
promptly done. All work scientif­
cleared, 0-rmfln house, barn, gar-
ically done both in style and
•ge. Telephone aud eleclri« light«
workmanship. Spring suit* a spe­
availahls, 61200. Mr«. Agnes M.
cialty,
estimate« cheerfully given,
Morris. Rd I, Box «4.
«0
price« reasonable
Mr*. W. R.
STOCK RANCH -120 acres on Pa-
Swoape, 30 Olive Htreet, phone
clfio highway, II
mile* from
263.
110
Grant* l‘u«*, on« mile from Hugo
TO EXCHANGE
8 P station and high school,
5-room bungalow, good barn. 12 FOR EXCHANGE Kimball organ in
acres fenced, 5 acre* In wheat, 300
first clas* condition for typewri­
or more cord* of wood timber,
ter. wood or heifer, or what have
price
sub-irrigated black land;
you
Address No 162. earn of
John
81200
cash
Address
Courier
90
Br«'«ding. lingo« River, Or« 108
CIVIL ENGINEER
FOR HALE Improved tract cioae In.
Civil en-
Priced to sell. Call 310-Y. 84tf DANIEL McFARl-AND
glncèr and surveyor,
llegistcred
profiwiilonal engineer Rm, 7 40
North Tenth atmet, phone 211-Y.
OKA V AGE ANI» TRANSFER
F*»lt HAUE 8-coom cotlag», fur­ THE WORLD MOVES: to
nished; corner of A and Eighth
Bunch Bros. Transfer Co
J E. Weldman.
97
897-B.
k
WANTED Used disc re ords. Ad­
dress No. 211 care Courier. 89
Long Island, N. V., Contains Largs
Number of (^>mm«rcl»l Farms—
Thsr* Ar« Thrse Claeses.
Breeder Ought to Remember That New
Variety May Have to Be Fed
In Different Way.
I Prepared hy tira United Stalea Dr-ftarl
meni of Aarlculutr« t
According to lite census of UHI'
there were 2J8K!.A2S ducks tu the
United Sintra. vulue<) nt Jl.ßfff.HM,
showing u decrease in number of
nciu'ly 40 [ter cent u* compared with
1900. D should lie stated, however.
Hint tin- iinliitul census of Ils*» wn*
tiikcti June I, and Hint of 1IH0 April
15, which fact would <<'i>.-:<leinbl, re
<Juce tlie above p<*r>*eiitage, ultboiigb
only fowl« three months old or over
were r< |M>i'ted <>n only 7.9 [ter cent of
the furui« In tlie country ami are most
numerous In the following states, ar
rniiged ii>'.'>>r<ling to their production:
Iowa, lllinol*. New York, Pennsyl­
vania. Missouri, TeimesM«-, Indiana.
KaiuMts, Uldtilioum, Arkansas, und
Oltlo, lite nilinber ranging from iiboui
22a.000 head In Iowa to 14M,000 in
Ulilo. New York I* the only one of
these etale* which «lion* an Increase
in the iinmtM*r of ducks, Millie nil the
others show n marked decreu«e. Ixmg
Isliiml, N. Y„ contains a number of
large citmiii' relnl duck farm* which
n| |wriml) are >|iiite *m < e-*fiil. It
• a >ul<l api'cur, tImref'int, ilia! commer­
cial dm k farm* are lm r<-««lng some
»lint, while tlie |n')»lil<'tl<tii of duck*
oil gilieial fuNU» «» Il *l)ie ls*ne is
ile) rviio.lig. e«<))e«'billy in tlie middle
We*t.
There tire 11 et a tubi rd tiri-eil* of
dock* wfiu It invi- been mln.died to
flm American *tandard of perfection
I In . e nmy I»* diviiliil into three
(1) the im-ut cik.*M. Im-lmllng
■ in-
the
Pekin.
Aylesbury
Mnwoxy,
I’, ur-t. I’pyitsn». B>lff. find S wim IM i ;
(-) H. < ¿g < In**, which Include* tlie
Ibil mi Runner; ar.d (3) lite orna­
ctenlill rla*«. romito««*! of the Cult.
If a breeder who ha* alway* kepi
<>ne kind of liens suddenly change* to
another breed. Ire ought to rememtier
that the new variety may have to be
fed ntid cured for In quite a different
way. That will call for study as to
the best kind* of food, best method*
>>f housing and many oilier tilings.
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MT«< TILLAN EOI b
G, B. BERRY
Harness and Saddlery
Auto l op and Canvas Work
With Grants Pass Hardware Co
Mixture of Wheat. Brae, Cornmeal
and Meat Scrap Should Be Avail­
able at All Time«.
A dry mash «omitosed of KM» pmiml
wheat middling*. 1<M| [Htumlg u I k - iii
bran, )<*>» pound» corn meal, So |»>uml>
of meal Kcrap. mixed and f<-d In hup
per», should be where the fowls will
have arces« toll nt all.time*. All the
skim milk shorn d Ite given that they
will clean up In connection with this.
"Rainbow” Sugar Wholesome Product.
“Rainbow” sugar la harmless and not
Inferior to other brands, and the prac­
tice of the refiner* does not violate
the law so long a* no attempt nt con­
cealment I* attempted. Recording to a
report of the department <>f agricul­
ture. The colored prodmN. umm I ordi­
narily In confection* only. Im« been
[>nt <>n the retail market na a result
of I he sugni
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FORD WITH SHO* KS
BIG GOO:» AS NEW
ROADSTER FINE SHAPE
FORI) GOOD AS NEW .........
FORD GOOD SHII’E
BUICK CAR
Several other car* nt bargain prices.
tMMM)
631MI
• 454»
*325
»:t»Mi
Hobart Company
Salesman
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Carrying a Ion a Mile
for less than a Cent
Freight rates have played a very small part in the
rising cost of living.
Other causes—the waste of war, under-produc­
tion, credit inflation—have added dollars to the
cost of the necessities of life, while freight charges
have added only cents.
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The average charge for hauling a ton of freight a
mile is less than a cent.
A suit of clothing that sold for $L
.'•? the war
was carried 2,265 miles by rail from Chicago to
Los Angeles for 1654 cents.
Now the freight charge is 22 cents and the suit
sells for $50.
<’ha*. O. S. BLANCHARD, Attorney-al-law.
99
Golden Rule Bldg.
Phone 270.
Grants Pass, Oregon.
The cost of the suit has increased 30 dollars.
Th« freight on it has increased only 5j cents.
E. L. GALBRAITH Insurance, any C. A. SUDLER, Attorney-at-law. Ma­
sonic Temple, Grants Paas, Ore.
Building and
kind.
Rentals.
Iatan. Plato Glaa* Liability. G09% 1EO. H. DURHAM, Attorney-at-law,
81 tf
<} street. Phone 28.
referee In bankruptcy, Masonic
Temple,
Granta Paas, Oregon.
BURNS The Sign man.
518 E
Phone 135-J.
Street.
110
JAM KB T. CHI KNOCK, Lawyer,
First National Bank Bldg.. Grants
Paas, Oregon.
WE IM) HEMSTITCH ING, 10c per
yd., silk or cotton, thread furnish­
ed. Mall orders solicited. Singer
Sawing .Machine Co., 116 W. Main
Hi., Medford, Ore.
8Ctf
The California and Oregon
Coast Railroad Company
WE SELL AND RENT new Singer
Sewing Machine*, tirants Pas*
Hardware Co.
86tf
TIME CARD
Effective Nov. 24, 191».
We admit that we’re aspir­
ing.
To be called to do your
wiring.
.1» expert elei t rielan* we’re
eleeted by fhe general pnblic.
They liavc founi| out timt ne
kill'« all iil.oul ihl* vital la Lor
■aving, comfoi-tliie illtiiniinillng
force. We will givo you an es-
tinnite ii* to what tlie iviring
and the fi.xtnres will cost yoii.
Trains will run .Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays.
rOON’ER TAXI I’hone 282-R f»T
P. .M ‘
Jitney Luke or Cutler. Calls ¡;n Leave Granta Pas*.......... I
...2
P M
«wered anywhere. unylLue.
siL' Arrive Waters Creek
T.cnve Waters i r**1<
30 P M
palace taxi - Pitone 22-j.
Geo
Arrive Grnnts Pass ..
4
P..M
A. Ilydo & Henry L. Sarge mt. L'iltfi
For informa tlon rcgardln g freight
TAXI at Owl Billiard Parlors, 17.-.I and pHHsepyer ratea call nt the office
nr °43-L for night calls. Day an*' of the company, Lnndhitrg hntldtnr.
I night service.
5Ctt • telephone 131.
I
K
(Iven unit of any
commodity will buy
more transportation
now than It over did
before in the hlotory
ofthe country. A ton
of otoel or a buohel of
wheat wilt buy more
transportation now
than ever before.
Walker D. Hines
Oir. lin'lsf KsilnsSt
Other transportation charges enter into the cost of the finished
article—carrying the wool to the mills «nd the cloth to the tailor*
—but these other charges amount to but a few cents more.
HARPER’S ELECTRIC STORE
«
The $10 pair of shoes that used to sell for $5 goes
from the New England factory to the Florida dealer
for a freight charge of 5% cents—only one cent
more than the pre-war rate.
Beef pays only two-thirds of a cent a pound freight
from Chicago to New York.
American freight rates are the lowest in the world
is advertisement is published by the
ssociation of¿Railway Executives
TAXI
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DRY MASH HANDY FOR FOWLS
WANTED -«Man and wife, or woman
and boy of work age. Orchard or
team work for man. Must 'board
three to five men. Congenial sur­
roundings. (Also, want good man
familiar with orchard spraying.
Address Country Club Orchards,
Merlin, Oregon.
Phone Grants E. 3. VAN DYKE, Attorney. Prac­
Pass. 600-F-2,
89
tice« in all courts First National
Bank Bldg.
WANTED Cook and ltoiisekee|ier
for ranch. 10 men. 640.
Paia. Smith River, Calif.
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DUCK RAISING ON INCREASE CHANGE IN BREED OF FOWLS
DR. RALPH W. STEARNS physician,
and surgeon, offices formerly oc-1
copied by l»r. Stricker. Masonic Large Duck Farm on Long Islai.d.
Temple
Phone, office 21-J, resi­ thè Cri* ted Wltlfc ami lite Black
dence, 21-L, Ifours: 10-12, 2-4. Eu*t Inditi. The common or *.> celled
"pudille" dock I* kepi en imo ■ furti;*
ATTORNEYS
In uilddle West nini South end i* u-n-
II. I). NORTON, Attorney-at-law. «rally <>f Miniti sir.e. ti poor» Inyer. and
alt iindesimhle type <>f market dimk
Practice« in all State and Federal Exccplliiu thè MuMcovy, all <>f olir e o
Court*. First National Rank Rldg. notule brucila of dock* lire said lo
G. W. COLV1G, Attorney-at-law. bave originateli front lite Mallr.rd. or
common wild dock.
Grants Paas Banking Co. Bldg.
Grants Pass, Orogon.
WANKT»
i
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FOR HAIrE A dandy home. That F G. IHHA.M, drayage and transfer.
"Safes,
piano*
and
furniture
big brown Iniugalo on A street
moved, iracked, shipped and stored
opposite Joe Wharton’s rosltK-nee,
Office phone 124-Y.
large lot, plenty of shade, good lo­
cation, nl<e neighbors, come and
REAL ESTATE
see it. Ellsworth Titbit«, 102 A
:.
T.
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K
instry - «03 g street,
street.
91
phone 13-R. General real estate
34 A<'ll EH 12 acres cleared, on
buslne*« Tl.e b<*it of all kind* of
main road near town. Good 6-rooui
voll* for fruit, hay or general
Burn
house insured for 61600.
farming.
21tf
and outbuilding*, all fenced, part­
DENTISTS
For
ly under proposed ditch,
quick «ale 82009. Terms. Heath A I r MACY. D M D
Flrwt-clsss
Harm an,
89
lantfstry.
109 H South Sixth
street. Grants Pass. Oregon
lOUxlOO
ON
CORNER 6-room
VETERINARY St RGHON
house, garage, wood boose, »mull
barn. Price 8600; $300 cash, bril- DR
R. J. BESTUL, Veterinarian
nn<e 610 per month without Inter­
Residence 838 Washington boule­
est. Heath A Herman.
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vard, phone 398 R.
FOR HALE—Baby Grund Chevrolet,
A
PHYHIl IANS
6700. Call phone 600
93
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I, o CLEMENT, M D., Practice
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FOR HA I AC Good Handpicked CUll I limited to diseases of the eye. ear.
Newtown apple« at the ranch.
nose aud throat. Glasses tilted
e»«.v ^BSSS»-—
Throe boxes for 61. Bring your
Office hours 9-12. 2-5, or on ap­
pointment Phones, office 62; resi­
boxes. W. w. Canby
89
dence 359-J.
HPITZENBI RG apples 50c to 61 a
box at farm. Bring boxo*. Otto s. IXU (IHRI1K1E. M I). Physician,
and surgeon City or country calls
Henricson, 1 *4 mile« from town on
attended day or night
Phone*. I
lower river road. Box 1». Rd. 2.
residence. 30». office. 182 Sixth
89
and H street*
FOR HALE Ixitu model Ford In
DR.
W T TOMPKINS. 8
T.—
good shape, new tires, shock uh
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Room»
1
uml
2
Schmidt
Bldg.
Heritors and storage battery. May
Treat* all dDonacs
Hour* 9-12
be seen at 840 Washington Blvd.
p
m
Phone
304 It
a
m.;
1-5
93
J BII.LICK. ,M. D. Physician
and surgeon, office Scliullhorn
block
residence,
phone 5 4-J;
FOR RENT Furnished modern bun­
l^wnrldge,
phone
54-L,
10114
galow on Went I street. Inquire
Grant* Paas
232 West 1 street.
8»
FOR RENT—Modern light house­
keeping rooms, 823 J street,
93
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do we
Phone
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Those desiring information concerning the railroad situation may obtain literature
by writing to The Association qfliailuay Executives, bl hroadway, Sew ) ork
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