Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, February 28, 1920, Page 7, Image 7

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Political Cards
The
Paid advertisements
Handicraft Shop of Medford
Will dieplay needlework al the Hat Shop, acroaa from poatofflce
•very Wednesday, from 10 to 13 and from 1 to 4. Order« taken
tor future delivery on <hlldreu'« lingerie, hate, dreeaea, camisole*,
yarn flower*, «lamped linens and art inaterlala, gingham dreasee.
WE 11.SO TAKE ORDERS EOK IIEMHTITCHING AND l*l< OTING
Primary Election .May 21, IO2O
ItepiibHeaii Candidate for '
Nominee for
COUNTY JUDGE
Heat Deflsctcd From Lantern Tep
Around Palls, Keeping Tempera­
Joarphlne County
ture Above Freezing
F. L. COON
To make a noli freezable drinking
fountain for the hen house the fol­
lowing material will be tie deil: tin»
wmp or tracker box; a lantern; two
galvanized Iron pwll«. shout two-qunrt
cnpticliy; and enough heavy a »bestus
paper to line tiqy with a double thick-
He».« to keep in the lieut generated by
tlie hintern arid for tire prevention.
The box must be large enough to
hold the hintern and two pall«. Two
hole» are cut In the top of box. one at
ea< li end, allow ing the palls to »Ink
Into tlie box with only about 3 Indie*
protruding; Inside the box. between
the pulls, the lantern should ho placed.
The heat will be deflected by the Inn
tern lop and the t«>x around the water
lulls, thuH keeping the water a feu
degrees above freezing even In cold­
est weather.
The Imx Is placed on a platform.
This, In addition to being a support
for perches on which the fowls stand
while drinking. Is also the bottom of
Republican Candidate for '
Nominee for
Classified Advertising
FOR HALE
STRAYED
CATTLE FOR HALE Carload Her­ STRAYED Black
Holstlen cow,
ford or Durham, either sex, regis­
white under body, both ears split,
tered from .Missouri. Will single
left ear under cut, dehomed,
If < uii get enough orders.
Ad­
white spot on tall. Owner call for
dress George W. King, Montague,
property at the loitbrop ranch. 09
Cel.
»H
I’Ot I.TRA
- '
Edit HALE 8 acre« tyi mile from
Grants Paua on Pacific highway, WHITE LEGHORN hatching eggs
from heavy winter layers, 11.50
cleared, <> room house, barn, gar­
per 15, |7 a hundred Baby chicks
age. Telephono and electric lights
all sold. K. Hammerbacher. phone
available, »1200. Mrs( Agni*« M.
6O6-F-23, IL F. I). No 2.
28
Morris, ltd. 1. Ilox fi|.
12
FOR HALE The exrellcnl bay hone HAVE tA FEW fine White lx<ghorn
"Buster/’ formerly owned by W I cockerels left, »3 ea h for quick
N. Curl, 8 yean old, 1400 lbs.,! sale. K. Hammerbacher. phone
»150. (). II. Steward, Murphy.!
60f> F-23. It. F. D No. 2.
0«
Ore.
091
FOR
SALE Thoroughbred
Ply­
FLUME LUMBER cut to order. Bor-1 mouth Rock cockerels.
»3 50.
land Thoma« Lumbar Co. 9()5tf| phone 306.
08
LATH for sale Borland Thomas BABY CHICKS Will have a limited
Lvnbur <’■>
tr, amount of Barred Rock baby
chicks for sale every three weeks,
FOR SALE- The An ona man has
Just arrived with the Sbepperd’s ( beginning about Mar h 21. Price
20c each; »18 per 100. My breed­
famous Ancona strain of prize
ing pens are headed by males from
winner« al the Madison Square
heus having a laying record ex­
Garden for 12 year» with a record
ceeding 27« eggs
L. E Wilson,
of 250 for the penn, and 33.1 for
Merlin, Oregon.
08
on« lien
I have settings nt »2
per IS egg*, or »12 for 100. Re­ A FEW BETTINGS of White Ply­
cord winter layers.
Jas. Eads,
mouth Ro<k eggs from the best
300 Went I street.
101 Oregon flocks of this breed. Con
FOR SALE -Five room bouae at 816
be purchased of Mrs. J. B. Pad­
N. "th Ht. Sleeping porch, well,
dock, 668 North Second street.
barn, large lot. House at 832 N.
Grants Pass, Ore.
»09
"th Ht . large lot, born, etc. Price
UIHT
of each, »1200. Inquire Mr«. W. I
H. Qualf, Rd. 4.
11 | IXVST Between Granta Pass an>!
Holland, February 23, rod paint­
FOR HALE Edison home and 24
ed
red, altout 5 feet long from
records. Old North of Washing­
diac harrow. Finder please noti­
ton Blvd.
11
fy Rogue River Hardware Co. 10
FOR HALE Good team of work
REAL ESTATE
mares, will work «Ingle or double,
wagon and harness. Call Mr. He-
T. MCKINSTRY—603 G street,
vel, 1310 M street.
08
phone 13-R. General real estate
business The beet of all kinds of
FOI4 RENT
soils for fruit, hay or general
FI RNIHHEG iloi'HE for root to
farming.
21tf
party without children.
Inquire
• 802 M street. I’tMer Gravlln. 10
TAXI
FOR RENT Light
housekeeping SOONER TAXI-Phone 262-R for
roms. Inquire 823 J street.
10
Jitney Luke or Cutler. Calls an­
swered anywhere, anytime. 86tf
FOR RENT One furnished and two
unfurnl«hed bedrooms at <oruer of PALACE TAXI Phons 22-J. Geo.
F'ifth and \ streets. Phono 224. 07
A. Hyde & Henry L. Sargeant. 25tf
WANTED
TAXI at Owl Billiard Parlors. 17.’ J.
or 243-L for night calls. Day and
WANTED stock cattle, milk cows,
night service.
56tf
bulla, yearling steers, 2-year-old
steers. State price and number.
DENTISTS
Address George W. King. Monta­
E. C. MACY. D. M D . First-class
gue, Cal.
914
dentistry.
103% South Sixth
WANTED—A Job in a butcher shop
street. Grants Pssa. Oregon.
in some small pay-roll town, with |
VETERINARY' HI 'RGEON
a view of purchasing the «am«. Ad­
dress E. II Saxe. P. O. Box 223, DR R. J. BESTUL.Veterlnarian
Nez Perce, Ida.
»15
Residence 838 Wsshlngton boule­
vard, phone 398-R.
WANTED TO BUY Modern city
residence or acreage, with or with­
PHYSICIANS
out furniture from owner. Must
L.
O.
CLEMENT,
M. D., Practice
be reasonable. Give full particu­
limited to diseases of the eye. ear,
lars In first letter. Address P. ().
nose and throat. Glasses fitted.
Box 116, Grants Pass, Ore.
04
Office hours 9-12, 2-5, or on ap­
WANTED- C-ook for small camp
pointment. Phones, office 62: resi­
convenient to town. Wages »50
dence 359-J.
per month. Address Austin Wil­
son, Murphy, Oregon.
07 S. LOUGHRIDGE. M. D. Physician
and surgeon City or country calls
WANTED AT ONCE Experienced
attended day or night.
Phones,
dry goods saleslady.
Apply In
residence, 369; office, 182. Sixth
own handwriting. -Address 392
and II streets.
care of Courier.
03tf
WANTED Poultry. Pnt hens, 2~7 DR. W. T. TOMPKIN8, S. T.—
Rooms 1 and 2 Schmidt Bldg.
cent« per pound; young roosters,
Treats
all disease«
Hours 9-12
23 cents per pound. Temple Mar­
a. m.; 1-5 p. m. Phone 304-R.
ket.
071
COOK W WIT.D lb men
\pply E. .1 IHLLICK. M
I). I’lHHh Ian
by writing Granta Pass Lumber
and «iirgeon; office Schallhorn
io.
07
block.
phone 54-J;
residence,
. ■ -II -_____ I
1004
laiwnrldge, phone 54-L,
\\ VNTLD -Mangels, turnips or car
Grants Paas.
rots Sir poultry feed. Illahee,
Poultry Plant. Phone 3 23-1., Otitf DR. RALPH W. STEARNS physiolan
and surgeon, offices formerly oc­
( IVII, ENGINEER
cupied by Dr. Stricker, Masonic
DANIEL .McFARLAND — Civil en­
Temple. Phone, office 21-J, resi­
gineer anti surveyor
Registered
dence. 21-L. Hours: 10-12, 2-4.
professional engineer. Res. 7 40
North Tenth street, phone 211-Y. W. F. RUTHERFORD Manual the
raputics.
it gets your allmiyt
DRESSMAKING
Office over Barnes1 jewelry store
ACCORDION PLAITING, dressmak­
Office hours 9:30-12; 1:30-4.
ing, and ladles tailoring, hem­
DRAVAGE AND TRANSFER
stitching, dyeing and alterations
‘
HE
WORI.D MOVES, so do we
promptly done. All work solentlf-
Bunch Bros, rrsnsfer Co
Phen»
Ically done both In style and
397-R
workmanship. Spring suits a spe­
cialty, estimates cheerfully given, F. 0. ISHAM, drayage and transfer
prices reasonable. Mrs. W. H
Safes,
pianos
and
furniture
Swoape, 30 Olive Street, phone
moved, packed, shipped and «tored
OfT’rn n’’nn/»
V.
27..?.
’ 1'
FASHION GARAGE
& MACHINE SHOPS
ARTHUR 8 COUTANT
COUNTY CLERK
Preaent Deputy County Clerk
D. 0. HAYES
Republican Candidate for
Nominee for
ASSE3S0R
Prcwenl Deputy Asaeaaor
ECLUS POLLOCK
Republican Candidate for
Nominee for
COUNTY JUDGE
sF.HVK E AND SAfTISFACTION DI R MOTTO
Me ,«ITy a full line of Tire» and 4c<e«»orie» at the beat
price» on the market-
Now Is the time to make your spring repair».
We make a apectalty of all kinds of Lathe and Vla< htne
work and general repair».
Also all kind» of cast steel
•nd aluminum welding.
Bring in
your
mes-lianlial
Trouble*».
Wo
help you.
C, F. BURKE andE. KNOX, Prop».
Little People Do.
Anita's mother had left her with her
taint for the flr«t time For a w hite It
wns not difficult to keep her mind oc-
tiipled. bur *h<- liiuilly grew resiles-
.a,J wild; "Auntie, when people feet
real bad, do they cry the same way
they do when they're lust awful madf
The Deflected Heat From the Lantern
Keeps Fountain From Freezing.
MISCELLANEOUS
I. GALBRAITH inaurance. any
kind.
Rentals.
Building and
lx>an. Piste Glass liability. 609%
G street. Phone 28.
84tf1
BURNS The
Street.
Sign
man
515
E;
110!
the heat box upon which the hintern
re«ts When filling or cleaning the
lantem, the |Mix and ph II s are lifted
from Ila- plntfonn, anil when filling
tlie pails, they are simply removed
from the holes.—Popular Science
Monthly.
ORIGIN OF MUSCOVY DUCKS
Breed
Comes
From
South
America
and Is Very Active—They Are
WE DO HEMSTITCHING, 10 per
U-eful fcr Crossing.
yd., silk or cotton, thread furnish-1
ed
Mail orders «olicited. Singer i
5 he M im uv ) breed of dileka or'gf
Sewing Machine Co., 115 W Maia | lulled III South' Amerien. It is reiy
St , Medford. Ore
««tf acthe. The drake weigh» from II to
.VE 8ELL AND RENT new- Singer 12 iHiiind»: the fei.i.-de only six to «ev­
en |M>und». The |H-ri<.ii i>f*liii-uluitlon
Sewinx Machines. Grants Pass
is from 34 to tL'i day«. 'I lie standard
Hardware Co
8®tt idiiiit* two varieties— w bite utid i-oi
They ate u-<«l for
WE Wild. PAY »14 per thousand' oreil .Mu«invy.
for No. I pine logs and »13 for | <*ri>"lng to some extent, and. unlike
No. I fir log« delivered to our mil). most dneks. are rather quitiTelsoiiit
Borland-Thomas Lumber Co., sue-, with one nnotlier, mid the drake« with
other |Hinltry.
They Hre curi-d for
eoosor to Edgerton A Adams. 96tf
Just us other duck». The ducklings
lire fed largely vn ground fo<«l with
ATTORNEYS
plenty of green stuff, which may l>e
H. D. NORTON, Attorney-at-law put ill tile mush. Water should l>e
Practices in all Stste and Federal before all dneks con«tnntly In sm-h a
Courts. First National Bank Bldg. form that they cannot get Into It
■Mow«
• -.....
—- ■’
- | with their feet. Sand or coarse gra-
G. W. COLVIG, Attorney-at-law. el should lie put in the feed on< e a
day. All ducks must have a dry place
Granta Pass Banking Co. Bldg
to sleep.
Granta Pass. Oregon
E. 8. VAN DYKE, Attorney. Prac­
tices In all court« First National
Bank Bldg
The merchant who drape« his store in darkness during the even­
ing hours is truly hiding his light beneath a bushel.
Light Your Windows With Electricity
I^t people >ee your goods!—Admire them!—Wish for them!—
BUY THEM. Don't think your window display must "go to sleep
with the thickens!”
Even after your store is closed, make Electricity work for yon.
advertising the merchandise in your window.
Your electrical contractor will estimate the coet of installing mo­
dern window fixtures. You will be surprised at their e onomy of
operation.
California-Oregon PowerCo.
FALL DIK-J—«23 G STREET—(.RANTS I’.VSS, OREXiDN
STUDY OF MARKET DEMANDS
Mixed Flocks Will Not Produce Uni­
form Eggs or Meat. Most Desir­
able for Consumer.
O. S. BLANCHARD. Attorney at-law.
Golden Rule Bldg
Phone 270
Grant« Pass. Oregon
Every poultry raiser should make a
C. A SIDI.ER. Attoruey-at-law Ma­ study <>f the market demands. A uni­
sonic Temple, Grants Pass. Ore. form color of eggs and flesh In poultry
Is desirable. A mixed flock will not
MQ II DURHAM, Attornev-at-law. priHluce uniform eggs or meat, mid
referee in bankruptcy. Masonic egg» from such a flock are not desir
Temple. Grants Pass. Oregon. able for hutching.
Phone 135-J.
JAMES T. CHINNOCK. Lawyer,
First National Bank Bldg.. Grants
Paas. Oregon
ESSENTIALS FOR HEN HOUSE
The California and Oregon
Coast Railroad Company
House Hie flock comfortably; keep
houses dry mid well ventilate I. allow
Ing plenty of fresh air mid sunshine.
Remodel the old house—stop crack-
mid eliminate drafts.
Give hens a good straw litter to
scratch In during the winter months
Make Us Prove It!
Would you have those tires repaired if you knew that repair uould
last as long as any part of the tire?
That is our guarantee absolutely
We arc prepared to handle anything in the way of retreading
Bagley’s Square Deal Vulcanizing Works
211 NORTH SIXTH STREET, GRANTS PASS, OREGON
Keep Flock Comfortable by Furnishing
Good Ventilation, Fresh Air
and Sunshine.
TIME CARD
Effective Nov. 24, 1919.
Trains will run Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays.
Leave Grants Pa«« ...... .. 1
P.M
Arrive Water« Creek .... ..2
PM.
o 30 P.M.
Leave Waters Creek
Arrive Grants Pas« ....... ...4
P.M.
For information regarding freight
and passenger rates call at the office
of the'company, T.tindburg building,
or telephone 131.
"Don't Put Your Store to Sleep at 7 o’clock”
Merely Thinking.
"Yes,” said Mr. Brown, "my wife mid
I are thinking of chartering a yacht fur
the year.''
“But won’t that be pretty expen­
I
sive?" asked Mr. Hughes.
"Not so lung ns we confine ourselves
tc, thinking about It,” replied Mr.
Brown.
The Famous
MacK TrucK
Has arrived and is on our floor
for your inspection. We invite
you to come and see a
REAL TRUCK
AGENTS
I l»lfl ROADSTER FINK 8H.APK .........
$3»O
1 11)17 FORD GOOD AS NEW ..................................... »:««>
1 11)04 FORD WITH SHOCKS
.................
«flOO
IIIIÎ BUG
GOOD AS NEW
8 LAO
I 0)1 I FN)RD GOOD SHADE .................
I 0)13 IIU1CK OAR .....................................................
«.'12B
«300
1
Several other cars nt bargain prices.
C. L. Hobart Company
.A. 4. POWERS. Salesman
.
■ ■ ' - • *
FOR
\W/ HUDSON
MAXWELL
Y/ CHALMERS AND ESSEX CARS
COLLINS AUIO COMPANY
accessories ano repairing
PHONE 317
5// H STREET,
GRANTS PASS, ORE
ESSEX
MOTORS