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GRANTS l’A88 DAILY (OlitiER
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LITTLE CHANCE
TO SIGNAL MARS
SPECIAL THIS WEEK
lland embruidvreil "'Ms-Too-Romper«," play uprona and embroider
«d chlldren's dresses.
A lovely lino of silk dresse» for «Irle from
10 tu Iti yeurs
A n*w Un« of 4»»«d rooiu anta Includiti« bed aproad», dresser scarte,
piti cuslilons and bolater covar».
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New fudge aprona und sewlng uprona un display.
Gigantic Searchlight Would Be
Necessary.
Lutile» invitisi AA’ is I iicm I iiv troni IO lo 12 and I lo 5
HOPE BLASTED BY SCIENCE
The Handicraft Shop of Medford
Lght
Bright Enough to Be Dietin
gui«h»d by a Martian Would Havo
About 766 Trillion Candle Power-
Il Martian* Have Big Enough Tele-
•cope They Could See Light Wav**
From Earth, I* Claim of Prominent
Scientist.
Classified Advertising
poli NIEE
KM 4L INSTItl (THIN
PLUME LUMBER cut to order. Bor MRS .1 L. JOHNSON, former Chi­
cago contralto soloist and Instruc­
lumi Thomas Lumber Co.
9O5tf
tor of voice, baa opened her studio
LATH for sale
Borland Thoma*
In the Lundburg Bld«. Those de
Lumber Co.
9O5tf
siring something apodal In place­
ment, breathing. etc., should see
FUEL WOOD, nil kinds
J. J Weer-
her, a» she ha» had particular In­
ilng
Telephone 351 -J.
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struction In these lines from Chi­
FOR
HALE
Buy
horse,
weight
cago'» 'best
Inetructor*.
Studio
hours, Tuesday und Saturday from
about 1600, will work »Ingle or
double. Very gentle. In fine con­
1 to 5 D. m.
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dition, 9 year» old.
Will sell or
MISCELLANEOUS
trail« for milk vow
Address Wal­
I» E. L GALBRAITH
ter S. Wade, ltd 1, Box 16.
Insuraiu <«, an)
kind
¡Rentals.
Building and
WOOD FOR HALE
Fir wood, 13.50
Loan
Plate Gias» Liability. 609*4
l»er tier delivered, (l’hone W. 8.
G «treat. Phone 28.
84tf i
Robinson, Wlldervllle
19tf
WE WIIJ, 1’AY $14 per thousand
All
CORBETB Made to measure.
for No I [due logs and $13 for
material» used in Splrella corset*
No. i fir logs delivered to our mill.
uro thoroughly texted for strength
Borland-Thomas Lupiber ('<> , suc­
cessor to Edgerton &*Adams. 96tf
and durability. The Splrella stay
Is unbreakable,
Mrs. Dana. Cor- WATCH the illxpiay windows at Cur­
19
setelre, phone 185-1
rier's Millinery for n complete line
FOR St LE
Black Minorca eggs, fl
916 North of Washing-
for 15
19
ton Blvd., E A Blanchard
LIGHT TEAM for Hale
Wood chap-
per*
wanted.
Williams
W.....I
19
•Yurd. phone 137.
FOR SALE Good slock ran h for
xal<> by owner; no agents. lAddrn**
No. 522, care CourleF
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FOR SALE
brood so
week* ol<
each.
II
F. D. 2.
10
lbs
It.
1 'J
FOR SALE Studebaker Four. 1919
model In good condition, liargnln
If sold al onc<*
For particulars
call at 2<>2 *4 South Sixth street,
or address P. (). Box 624, and deal
with owners
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KYAR SALE
12 abolita
560 care Courier.
Address No
19
FOR SALE
Five room house at st 6
N. 7th St
Sleeping porch, well,
barn, large lot.
House at 832 N.
7th St., large lot, barn, et • Price
of each, $1200.
Inquire Mrs. W.
H. Qualf, Rd. 4.
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luit KENT
FOR RENT
ing rooms.
Furnished housekeep­
823 .) street.
I-Itf
FOR (RENT OR SALE The Hi ovlll
property, I a re, 850 N. 7th St.
Eight room house, bath, etc. Well,
barn. Sale price
$2400.
Rent
$10 per month,
$25
for three
months tn advance. Address Mrs.
AV. H Qualf, Rd. 4.
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WORK WANTED Man nnd
wife,
cooking, man handy at any kind
of work, have carpenter tools. In­
quire Grants Paas Rooming house.
I>. A. Piirtymun.
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WANTED Married men for
work. River Banka Farms.
farm
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of trimmed hats, shapes, frames,
braids and trimmings of all kinds.
512 Routh Sixth street.
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Briton* Eat La** Meat.
Engllxliaien used to be considered
the greatest incut eater« In the world.
Now, declnrex the Society of Meat Im
porter» (London), the average Eng­
lishman eat» 33 per cent less meat
than he did before the war. Unit-«» he
can be Induced to eat more of It the
country will be faced with »ud> a glut
of meat a* it bn* never hud before, u
London dispatch xuvx.
'flic annual consumption of meat In
the United Kingdom before the war
wan about 1,800.000 ton», aav the Im­
porters. It Is now only 1,200.000 ton*
Ami this, they contend, 1» due entirely
to tiie high cost still maintained, En«
llxhmen ami Englishwomen. too. are
Just as fond of meat a* ever, but they
cannot afford to «-at an much of It
us they used to.
Reciiarge» and Repairs Ntora«e Batterle»
And remember—whenever you want your battery or electrical sye-
tern tested be doe* it free of charge, We have the beet eqalpped
tuto electrical shop in the city and every Job *e turn oat mean*
* new customer for ui WHO’S NKXT.
Your* for Service
ADAMS’ ELECTRIC & BATTERY SHOP
Phone M
U»e for Helgoland.
The Royal Society for the Protec-
tlon of Birds In England and the Per-
manent Wild Life Protective Fumi of
the United State» Join In suggesting
that Helgoland be made a reservation
for the birds that mirrate tilling the
coast of Europe, The Island la lesa
than one fifth of a mile xqunre, but it
Is directly In the path of migratory
birds, and when Germany has re­
inoveil tiie fortifications am) other
military establishments the birds will
probably use It.
FASHION GARAGE
& MACHINE SHOPS
Any doting person who plan» to
guide u weary wanderer from Marx
by placing the poetic candle In the
window bad better abandon the Idea.
It cun't lie done. The little Martian
would be lost tn tile deep and vasty
void with not one twinkle to guide
Ills airy footsteps.
Thu» another flight of fancy 1»
blasted by science, for It Is estimated
that an earth light Just bright enough
to |,e distinguished by the eye of a
.Martian would have to have 700 tril­
Why Horeea Are Diminishing.
lion candle power,
And «lien une
An authority attribute« the diminu­
talks In trillions It doesn't mean a
tion In number of horeea to the Im­
thing.
possibility of horse price* keeping
Till* figure Is given by Dr. Clarence
pace with the price* of wheat, corn,
Errol Ferree, professor of experimen­
port, beef nml mutton, and therefore
tal psychology at Bryn Mnwr college,
tin- farmei neglect* borne breeding
which Is now geeking a $2,000.000 en­
P.ur
for something more profitable,
dowment.
Dr. Ferree I* the beat
what are wo going to do for work
known authority on light In Its rela­
stock live or ten year* from now? he
tion to vision, lie reached ids con­
asks.
clusion by laboratory experiments
which confirm the deduction» made
by the xearchllglit expert* of the Sper­
Pheasant* “Set” on Apple*.
The “wise old owl" has little on the
ry Gyroscope company, who believe
that It Is possible to throw a beam ut Oregon pheasant.
During a terrific
light visible to Martian».
cold spell, when orchard food was
frozen and food scarce, orchardlsts
What the Engineer» Find.
Professor Ferree's figures check ni> i discovered the birds "setting" on nests
remarkably with the estimate» made of apples, thawing them with their
by the xeanldiglit engineers, who bodies as a hen would warm eggs, and
pointed out that it was unusual that then milking their meal of the sof­
expvrlt: cuts based on actnnl exper­ tened fruit.
Fill IT CROP on the Furquexon place
In Fruitdale. 10 acres, for the care
of the orchard.
Address F. F.
Byington, 865*4 Sandy Boulevard.
Portland, Ore.
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i
ience give the same result as careful
PRICE THE PAINTER
Painting, laboratory work under Ideal comil-
ptiperhanghig
and
calcimlnlng. I Hoti«.
The calculations made t>y
Residence. 303 I street.
22 George B. (.'rouxe. dipartment engi­
neer. : lol I'. R B:i«sett, physicist of
the Sperry company, «bowed that one
Si»( >\ER
262-lt for candle power Is visible at .4(1 of a
Jit toy
Calls an- lull»', while Professor Ferree's esti­
swered
tne.
86tf mate, based on tin- minimum candle
|H>wer visible at three meters, «how«
PALACE TAXI
Phone 22 .1
( ■<•<>. ii candle power to lie visible at ..KI of
\. H)d« Ai Henry Sargeant. 2 5tf a mile. Tin- difference Is accounted
TAXI at Owl Billiard Parlors, 172-.J. for by iih-orptlon for winch Profe««or
or 243 L for night Calls. Dav and Ferree may not have imide nllow atu e.
Tiie engineers' figure« were n'«o
night service.
r.Gtr
predicated on th« «uppo«itl>m that tiie
iti: il ist vi i:
Martlnlis have tvl> scopes with n li.lil
E T. M c K instry 6«»3 g Htrfpt, gathering power of M.txsi. wldcli i
noil'll less tlllltl
phone 13-R.
General real »•si a I«
[lower of the
business. The best of all kinds of
earth.
But I’r
soils for fruit, hay or general Hie aid of accin
farming.
2 Iff measuring light,
termine the mliilnium amount of l:git
< Il IL I XGINI.ER
visible to the eye nt line., in, it - ."lid
D aniel M c F arland Civil encl- ’lien curry this out by nuitI k - iiiii t n .al
mer and surveyor,
Registered
¡1« illation to show the light visit, •
Res. 740 nt Marx when It Is .",.5.( hhi ixxi til A-
professional engineer.
North Tenth street. Phone 211-Y. away. Its iiviii'esl point of nppioiuli
to the earth.
III XI Is i s
Can Work by Massed Searchlights.
The enormous ciitidlv |>ower in* s-
E (’ MACY. D. M D.
First-class
siiry to produce sm-li a beiiiu of lig'it
dentistry. 109*4 H 6th St.
Is ineoncelvable to the mind but i.ot
impossible of production.
It wui'd
I I TERI X lit! SI ItGEOX
DR. It .1 .BÊSTIL.
Veterinarian. not tie necessary. Mr. Crouse mid Mr.
B:i«s,«tl lielleve, to coiistriK't • i ••
Residen« e x;is W ashington boule­
single
reflector.
The same
result
vard, phone 398-R.
would lie attained by massing s,.. u li-
light* of tremendous Inilix idiinl viind'e
Pill s|< I \Xs
power.
Ami the difficulty would n t
D., Practice [
L. O. CLEMENT. M
be tin« |>ro>lii. i ion of sufficient cun ent
limited to diseases of eye. ear, nose to light them but the great cost
and throat. Glasses fitted. Hours construction.
It Is not likely l
9-12, 2-5, or on
a|x]iointment. I there tire enough searchlights In the
»’hones, office 62; residence 359-J. world to produce anywhere near
S. 1,01 CIIRIDGE, M. D.
Physician enough light to be seen by the naked
eye of the MnrtlnSis,
nml surgeon. City or country calls
Tiie largest xearchllglit made
attended day or night.
Phones. • the Sperry firm produces 1.2x11 iiooixmi
Ros. 369: Office. 182; 6th and H.l
candle power, but It would take CitHl.
DR W T TOMPKINS. S. T. Rooms 250 of these to produce 7(W trillion c. n
So unless Hie Mart inns
I and 2 Bi'hmidt Bldg. Treats alii die [tower.
diseases. Hours 9-12; 1-5. Phone have some kind of lelesi opex, It is not
likely that they will have the oppor­
304-R.
tunity right away to catch a Hash
E J
ltll.I.IUK, Al
D
I’liy-iciati from the earth.
and surgeon;
office Schallhorn
block, phone 54-.I; residence, 1004
l-awnridge, phone 54-L.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
TIIK 1HAMONP BRAND.
A
Uli RALPH AV. STEARNS physician
-Z'WipK
I. b SI m I Aak yxsr lb"<«!■« Ir AN
<hl-cbe*-<xr X
IMamonjBmxd/^yX
• iMahu
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and aurgeon, offices formerly oc­ Ziirt^A Chl-rbra-trr
In Ke4 and lh»ld
WANTED Couple with no children
I h . i K, sealed with Blue ..............
Ribbon. VZ
cupied by Dr. Stricker, (Masonic
Ix» of
»f joar
irar v
V _
Take no other Buy
modern
want to rent furnished
l»ra<e«ot.
fx ClH-CliKK-TF-R •
Temple. iPhone, office 21-J, resi­
DIAMOND II KAMI Pl LI-A,Aw M
house, In desirable part of town.
years known as Best, Safest, Always Reliable
dence, 21-L.
Hours: 10-12, 2-4.
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Address P. O. Box 118.
SOLD
BY DRliGGISIS EVERYWHERE
W F. R I'Tl I kit Ft »RD
Manual the-
WANTED Young man lti
to
18
raptit les.
It gets your ailment.
years to work In ¡Hardware store.
DRAYAGE INI» TRANSFER
Office over Barnes' Jewelry store.
Apply in person to Cramer Bros.
Office hours 9:30-12; 1:30-4.
THE WORLD MOVES; so do we.
17tf
Bunch Bros. Transfer Co. Phone
ITTORNEIS
MEN AND TEAMS
WANTED At
397-R.
D.
NORTON.
Attorney-at-law.
Moon & Company's
road
camp 11.
Practices
In
all
State
and .Federal F. G. ISHAM, drayage and transfer.
near Port Orford, Wages $10 for
Safes,
pianos
and
furniture
Courts. First National Hank iBIdg.
teams, 8 hours; mon $5
for
8
moved, packed, shipped and stored.
hours.
Furnish California hay at G.
W. COLVIG,
Attorney-at-law.
Office phone 124-Y.
$34 per ton; rolled barley or oats
Grants Pass Banking Co.
Bldg.
at $72 per ton.
Board $1.10 per
E. 8. V AN DYKE, Attorney. Pra tices
day or you can camp If you like.
in all courts. .First -National Bank
Bost of working conditions. Moon
Building.
& Company.
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TIME CARD
O. S. Il I J \ NUI IA R D, \ttorney-al law
WAITRESS WANTED nt the Grants
Effe live Nov.
Golden Rule Bldg.
Phone 270.
Pass hotel.
Call between 4 nnd
6 or after 8 In tiie evening.
20 ('. \. SIDI.ER. Attorni') -at-law. Ma­ Trains will run iMojtday*. W edlics-
days and Fridays.
sonic Temple, Grants I'ass, Ore.
I.eave Grants Pass
P.M.
1
G ED. II. DURHAM, Atlorney-nt l.iw. \rrive Waters (’reek
2
P If.
WHITE LEGHORN hatching eggs
2:30 P.M.
refere,« In bankrupt y,
Masonic I,eave Waters Creek
from heavy winter layers,
JI.50
i \rrhe Grants Pass..
. P.M.
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Temple
Phone 135 .1.
per 15, $7 a hundred. Baby chick s
For information regarding freight
all sold. K. Hnmmerliacher, phone .1 \MES ’I’. ('IIINNOCK.
I.awnr 'and passenger rates call at th«« office
‘of the company. Lundburg building.
L’X
606-F-23, R F. D. No. 2.
First National Bank Building
I or • >1eph ut« 131.
The California and Oregon
Coast Railroad Company
Adams ik Jotmston, Props.
IMMl Booth Sixth Street
n EKVIOE
AND 8AT INF ACT ION Ol K MOTTO
We carry a full line of Tires and Accessories at the beet
prices on the market-
w-
Now lx the time to make your spring repairs.
We make a Specialty of all kinds of Lube and Machine
work and general repairs. Also all kinds of cast steel
and aluminum welding. Bring in your mechanical
Trouble*. We can help you.
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C. F. BURKE and E. KNOX, Props
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