SPECIAL THIS WEEK
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Hand i»mbro4der«d ■"Mo-Too-Rompers,’’ play aprona und embrolder-
ed children's dresses
A lovely line of sllk dresses for girla from
10 to 16 years.
A new line of bed room sots Including bed «premi«, dresser scarfs.
pin cushions and bolster coverà
New fudge aprons umi sew Ink aprons on display.
I.udive Im lied Wednesday, lOtli, from IO to 12 and I io 5
The Handicraft Shop of edford
Classified Advertising
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Maple
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FLUME LILMBEIt cut tn order Bor­ MHS. J. L. JOHNSON, former Chi
land Thomas Lumber Co. 9O5tf
<agc> contralto soloist and instruc­
tor of voice, has opened her studio
LATH for stile Boriatici Thomas
In
tile Lundburg Bldg. Those de-j
Lumber Co.
905tf
siring something special In place­
FURL WOOD, ull kinds J. J W««r-
ment, breathing. etc., should seal
slng. Telephone 351-J.
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her, as she bus had particular in­
struction in these lines from Chi­
FDIC SALE Used lumber from saw­
cago’s best Instructors.
Studio
mill on Sardine Creek, five miles
hours, Tueeduy unci Saturday from
from railroad, good roud, various
1 to 5 o. in.
’
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Claes and lengths, f 15 per M oil
ground. Alsu used lumber from
Three Pines Flume. 2x4. 4x4, 6x6,
2s I 2, nil lengths. J it mi>-off-.Ion E. L GALBRAITH Insiir.tn'e. any
<• reek. 110 per M on the ground
kind.
ilCentals.
Building and
C. O, Wol'bro, Josephine hotel. 17
lamn. Plate (H ush Liability. 609%
G street. Phone 28.
84tf
FOR HAI-E Hay horse.
weight
No Fgncy Price for Karo
Maple—But High Quality and
Delicious Maple Flavor
E*EW housewives are disposed these days to
A pay fancy prices for what may or may net
be genuine maple syrup.
They much prefer to serve the Karo Maple
Flavor they Anouf, with the appetizing tang
of the purest maple syrup. The new Karo
Maple has the delightful maple taste, and at
the same time pours like regular Karo, without
spattering and making the cake soggy.
about 1600, will work single or WE IM> HEMSTITCHING, 10« per
double. Very gentle. In fine con­
yd.. «Ilk or cotton, thread furnish­
dition. 9 year« old
Wil) sell or
ed
Mall orders solicited. Singer :
trade for milk cow. Adilr«»« Wal­
Sewing Machine Co., 115 W. Main'
ter H Wade. ltd. 1, llox 16.
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St.. Medford, Ore.
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WOOD FOR HALE Fir wood, 83.50 WE HELL AND KENT MW Singer;
|H»r tier delivered. ’Phone W. 8
Sewing Machines
Grants Paas'
Robinson, Wildervllle.
19
Hardware Co.
86tf
AU WE WILL PAY 114 per thousand
CORSETS Mude to measure.
materials uses! In Hplrelln corseta
for No. I pine logs and 113 for
are thoroughly tested for strength
No. 1 fir logs delivered to our mln.
and durability. The Hplrella stay
liorland-Thomus Lumber Co., suc­
Is unbreakable
Mrs Dnna. Cor-
cessor to Edgerton * Adams. 96tf
;■'.«
setelre. phone ; • i.
WATCH the display windows at Cur­
FOIt BALE Black Minorca eggs. |1
rier’s Millinery for a complete line
for 15. 916 North of Washing­
of trimmed hata, shapes, framer
ton Blvd., E A. Blanchard.
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braid« and trimmings of all kinds.
512 South Sixth street.
3x
LIGHT TEAM for wale. Wood ehiip-
pers wanted.
Williams Wood
Yard, phone- l :
19
E t M c K instry -603 G street,
Rl'G Alt HNE SHINGLES, manufac­
tdione IS-lt. General re 11 estate
tured on Cheney creek by J. 11.
business Tin.- b.mt of all kinds of
Borough A Sons, for sale. Phone
soils for fruit, hay or general,
through Wilder» Illa central
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furm Ing.
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FOIt SALE Good stock ran-h for
Mile by owner; no agents. Address
No. r* 522, care Courier
39 E. C. ALAC.Y. D. AI D. Fl re telusa
dentistry. 109% ti. 6th St
FOR SALE High grade Berkshire
10
brood KO w. alno five shunts
weeks old. Weight about 50 U>H
euch.
Hawes & Schumacher. R. DR It. J BESTI'L, Veterinarian.
F. D. 2, Phono 6U6-F-3
19
Iteaiilenee S3H Washington boule­
vard, phone 3*s-R.
FOR SALE Five room bungalow,
larg«« lot, good well, electri lights.
Owner leaving city.
A bargain.
Disil with owner at R16 East L i.
street.
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PHYSI IA.XS
I
IJ., Practice
of eye. ear, nose
•s fitted. Hours
n api»ointnieiit.
residence 359-J.
FOR HALE Studebaker Four, 1919
model in good condition. Bargain
If Hold at once. For particulars
call at 202% South Sixth street, y IXM'GIIRIDGE. M. D. Physician
or address P. O, Box 624, and deal
and surgeon. City or country culls
with owners.
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attended day or night.
Phones.
Iles 3«'.i; Office, 1X2; clth and H.
FOR IlI XT
FOR RENT
Illg rooms.
Hiriiished hous<«kee|i 1 R. W T TOMPKJN8. 6. T Rooms
I and 2 S hinldt llldg. Treats all
833 J street.
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diseases Hour-. " 12; I-’. Phone
W IXTEO
104-R
W ANTED -Man with good logging I
J. BIU.ICK, M.
Physic in
outfit to take contra t for two
and surgeon; ofi.'t '
hallhorn
million feet. Address T. C. Igt-
block, phone 54-J; residence, 1004
Frenlere, Bray. Cal.
17
I .awn ridge, phone 54-L.
WANTED Sawmill and
plaining
I I. RALPH W. STEARNS physician
mill hands at Rueben, Ore. Stev­
and
in, offices formerly o -
enson Lumber Company.
18
upled by Dr. f.rickr. ilasontc
Temple. Phone, office 21-J, resi-j
WORK WANTED Man and
wife,
donee. 21-1..
H ”irs: 10-12, 2 4.'
cooking, man handy at any kind
of work, have carpenter tools. In­
W. F IH THWRI-’OIU» Manual the-
quire Grants Pane Rooming house.
ruputlcs.
It gets your ailment
D. A. Purtymun.
2<>
Office over Barnes’ Jewelry store.
Off! e hours 9:30-12; 1:30-4.
WANTED- Married men for farm
work. River Banks Farms.
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IHl.’.t IGE ANI» Tit IX'MFER
WANTED Contile with no children
want to rent furnished modem THE WORLD MOVES: so do we.
Bunch Bros. Transfer Co. Phone'
house, in desirable part of town.
397-R.
I
Address P. O. Box 118.
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Be sore to ask your grocer for Karo
Maple in the Green Can.
It is
guaranteed to please you or your
grocer returns your money.
Famous Wom-i Atronomer.
Mood Turned to Water!
Caroline Herat'.el
mid« out ai
They Gave Her Up
In protest ngul t t.e- theory I
Oakland,
Calif.:—“A relative was p< ’«lin­
woman's gruc i ■•••ter I- infe
ed, her blcxxl turned to water; the d« 'or-
to flint of man. :• >«• «a* the din
gave her up. «ai«
ter of L iiiic H'-rsetiet a tnu«l«'inn
she could ne •r he
cured.
She l. iaily
Hanover. C
"ii
Eve brother 1
took Dr. l’i .ce'r
Hum cam«' tn Englami tn seek his
Golden M-
.!
tune. Caroline ¡olhiwt
Discovery which
cured her.
B <
In 1758 In time Wi.H:
consider it a mini
attention to natrono«
ch-.
favor nf George IT.
T hav« Juel «ix
greatest astronomer <»f the
operations whi.-h
me in a nee-
forty years he pursued his hr es
stale, with
tlon of the he'll t-n- nl Windsor.
of Me. p and
«Ister Caroline lo- chief ns
appetite. I r«'m-
menced using Dr. I'icr «- Gif.
M u J
She discovered seven comets by
My
Discovery »nil Pleasant P«'il« I *,
of a telescope wlilch Iler brot'.
general health conn.len«1«-«I ' i«',pn>V' Jtcr
1798 she pub tlie first bottle. I took six t'*«tt.|«'S in­ was
pare«! for her use. In 171«
llshed n "Catalogue of the .tn'«:" cured—gained 30 pounds. I wish t «•ive
lnulu t ’ l«'r
subsequently a "Ciitntogue of .»e’uihte Dr Pi< ns- the very
for hi.« rvnie<ii«'S. .MRS.’MALTU 1»OR
and Star Clusters." Tn 1828 t! :•• As­ 4024 Sutter St.
tronomical society'« gold mewit '
given to her. She died at th«' ng«' of
ninety-set on years. -Chicago Journal.
Kidneys \y e a I V
Blood Thin
If you are troubled with pains or
aches; feel tired; have headache,
indigestion, insomnia; painful pass­
age of urine, you will find relief to
GOLD MEDAL
Th« world's standard remedy for kidney,
F G. ISIIA.M. drayage and transfer. liver, bladder and uric acid troublea and
Safes.
pianos
and
furniture National Remedy of Holland since 169A
WHITE LEGHORN hatching eggs
moved, packed, shipped and stored. Three aitee, all druggists. Guaranteed.
Leak far the sama GaM Medal ea every bee
from heavy winter layers, It.80
Office phone 1 24-Y.
aad accept ao ieMlabea
per 15, |7 a hundred. Baby chicks
ATTORXEYS
all sold. K. Hanimarbachar, phone
41V1I, EXfilXEEB
606-F-23, IR F. D. No 2.
D. NORTON. Attorney-at-law.
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Practices In all State and Federal 'DAKIl'M. MePAIRLWD Civil engi­
IJMIK, setting eggs for sale from
neer and surveyor.
Registere I
Courts First National Bank Bldg
Sheppard's Famous Ancona winter
professional engineer.
lie- 7' •
W. CtJLVIG. Attorney-at-law.
layers, 26 pullets laid for Decem­ G
North Tenth street. I ho;:.’ 2 I I-V.
Grants Pass Banking Co. Bldg.
ber 275 eggs, January 391
and
February ."xtl and still keeping up E. S. VAN DYKE, Attorney. Pra tices
The California and Oregon
the record. Jas J'lnds, 3^6 Went I
in all lotirts. Firs’ National Bank
street. Grants Pass, Ore.
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Coast Railroad Company i
Building.
TIME CARD
TAX.
O. S’ IH i VN’dl AJlD, ,Attorney-at-law.
Effe tire Nov
Golden Ruh' Bldg.
Phone 270
HOONElli TAXI Phon«' 262-11 Tor
Trains will run -Mondays,
Jitney d.uke or Cutler, (’alls an­
day« gnd Frlduys.
swered anyi h re, unytl:;:c.
'ctf
Ijcave Grants Pas
PH.
PALACE TAXI Phone 22 J. Geo. CEO II. DIRHAM, A11 orne y at - In w. Arrive Waters (’reek
Lenve ’Vaters Creek
r<
In bankruptcy, àia
Hyde A- Henry Snrge'.nt. 25tf
r> Cri«,.'«ti
Te ■’
,1’hon • I1‘ J.
For Infoiin r
TAXI nt Owl milliard Parlors, 17.’-.1
ami pnssenaer rates ,.11 at the off! e
or 243-L for night ('.’Ils. Day and
of
the company. Ltin.r>'tri’ t-’illd’n:,
night service.
*6;f
■'F fe>Y
«1 ’ ' ’
POtl/TRY
CORN PRODUCTS REFINING COMPANY
17 Battery Place
New York
JOHNSON, LIEBER COMPANY
Portland. Orason
DON’T
DESPAIR
You, too, will find Karo Maple Flavor a
delicious economical spread for pancakes,
waffles — and just the thing for sliced bread
for children.
Marysville, Calif. ?— -‘‘I needed a tonic;
y blood was thin, I was run-down, my
back ached, my
kidneys were weak
and .i’r.'Stion was
so bail i hat I could
pot tv a drink
milk. Ircmendw'»-
cd that mother had
always dep, . d«d
on I) t . Pierce' i ¡ol­
den ’Medical Dis­
covery. so I decid­
ed to take it. In a
short time I war
rsatly benefited,
continuixi takiuc
it ami was a well woman."—MRS. J. 8
BARKER, 219 Sth St.
There is but one way to have good health,
and that is to put and keep your stomach
in good order. This is easy to do if you
take Dj. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
It is a wotjderful tonic and blood purifier,
and is so safe to take, for it is made of roots
nod herbs and is without alcohol,
druggists. Liquid or tablets.
—r
Electricity In Pathology.
There Is much yet to be learned
shout the pathological effects of elec­
tricity, though a step toward better
understanding was made during the
World war. Tn the use of charged
fences. It was fotfnd that the applied
1,000 volts might he fatal In some In-
stances, Hnd without serious action In
others. Preparedness for shock often
caused the results to l>e harmless,
while unexpected exposure gave fatal
effects. Experiments confirmed this.
In other experiments differences were
shown by different currents, a direct
current producing simple shock, and
an alternating current giving rise to
epileptic symptoms. Victims of shock
are often only apparently dead,
promptly applied artificial respiration
bringing complete recovery.
bones, seeled with Blue Rit>bon«
.iMiVX’irits
l>lAMONf> IIRAND I’ltlAfcrll
years k nown as Best. Safest. Always RrHabig
SOI D BY DRLGblSTSEVtRYWNERE
Reclutrges and Repairs Storage Ratterte«
And remember—whenever you want your battery or electrical sya-
tern' tested he does it free of charge, We have the best equipped
auto electrical shop in the city and every job we turn out means
a new customer for ui
WHO’S NEXT.
Yours for Service
ADAMS’ ELECTRIC & BATTERY SHOP
Phone ««
Adams A- Johnston, Props.
50« South Sixth Street
G. B. BERRY
Harness and Saddlery
Auto Top and Canvas Work
With Grants Pass Hardware Co