Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, May 21, 1920, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, MAY 21. 1U2O. GltANTM l’AMM DAILY (VII Hll.lt ’•tGK THRKIT _____ I Classified Advertising Mill HALI HALE 83.10 por WANTED Married men for farm I'llOIIO W. S. Ilob- work, houses free. River Bankii 48« Farms. 6«tf Plants Swester Then Sugar. Ri-veral ounces of dried leaves mid n «mull quantity of w<-d of n «lid plant that Is abolii lu> times ns sweet a* sugar reached Washington, from Pura Kun y. It Is culled kail It*** and Its botanical mime Is stevln rebmidlana. Another strange plunt Is the iigtuiyun (synsopahim duli-lforum) of xomhern Nigeria, the fruits of which are only •lightly sweet, but have the peculiar property of making tin- «onri-st sub stances, such a* limes, lemons. unrip*- fruits, or vinegar, eaten within 12 hours or so afterward, seem Intensely sweet. roil BALE Purebred registered MEN AND TEAMS WANTED At | Jersey cows, belt* rn and calves, at Moon & Company's road camp ■ The Meadows. Phone C. N. Culy. n*>ur Port Orford. Wages 810 for 5»tf teams, 8 hours; men 85 for 8 hours. Furnish Calltoruiu bay at, FOR HALE Fixtures, furniture and 83 4 per ton; rolled barley or out«, long Isas«; good building, well at 872 per ton. Board 81.10 per located All sold together, In- The Latest Dog Yarn. day or you can camp If you like 80 qulro at Courier office. Tin- following ailtlieutlc dug »lory Beat of working conditions. Moon uppeitred In tli<-lorrt-sporidenc«-column A Company. •« AH WE HAVE ADVERTISED to • Mil of th*- London (Eng.) Morning Post: fixtures, lense, etc., you will find FIRST FLAKS MACHINIST Just "Our gnrdener's aliali sou lost tils bargains In trimmed hats at Cur arrived. Wishes position, no purse somewhere In ine guroen. but rier's Millinery Store, 612 South did not know In the leant where lie lathe work. Rd 3, Box 92. J. H. Sixth stroet 89 liad dropped It. One day, ubout two Droulotte. 79. weeks after the purse had bei-u lost, FOR HALE ■Pack pony. Inquire at Paddy 'i WANTED Unfurnished house. 5 my old Irish water kpanlel. Paddy, 78 Rod Front barn rooms with bath, to rent or louse, dog who Is not In the habit of picking up things like a puppy, came up to not subject to sale. Address No. FOR HALE— 2-h. p. stationery gas whore tin- gardener wits working and 1113. care Courier. 79 engine, Just overhauled; bargain touched bls iirin. lie bud tin- purse In If taken nt once. 410 Isham St. 78 WANTED 18» RENT—Partly fur hta mouth. It seelie« tu me a wonderful thing itiut the dog should have known FOR SAIJC -Ono young Holstein nished house by responsible par i to whom the purse belonged.” cow and bull calf, both eligible to ty.________________ ______________ 7» registry. Inquire llomowood Farm 7» WANTED - Native pony and saddle. Rd. 4, Jerome Prairie. Address No. 1124. care Courier SO FOR HALE Ono ■loan giant triplox pumping spray outfit In good err WANTED Two man at Eismann Orchards. Rogue River, Ora. 80 vlceable condition, with hose and In- apray rods and spray gun. WANTED TO RENT -Partly fur 4. qulro Homewood Farm. Rd nlshod house by responsible par 79 Jerome I'rafrle. ty. Address 1103 care Courier. 7» 36 HEAD HTOCK cattle tor sale, All w .'ANTED -—A woman who can cook sixes. For particulars writ« or for a few men at tho orchards. 80 call L. J. Reed, Inland. Oro. No objection to children. Must be good cook. Address P. O. Box i FOR RAJJC An old horao for |40. Every one can -you weighs about 1400 Iba. New roll No. 118. 85 t for stationary gns engine, >l can, if you’ll only use V Mirror and 4 leaded glass doors i .MEN WANTED—For road work. 85 and up for 8 hours. Bring blan and tho lumber material for nice 1 kets. Schell & Calvert. • 82 buffet at a bargain B. J. lay.I * tee. ’______ _________ 78 WANTED—Man for orchard and general farm work. Good wage« FOR BALE--Furnished 5-room mo and comfortable house. Dealrable —its wonderful leav dern house. Call at 718 South surroundings. Address P. O. Box ening strength and Sixth street. 82 No. 116. 86 absolute purity in FOR SALE Moscovie, tho quackles« sure this. That’s why duck. Eggs per setting. 83. 150 MIM'ELLAN EOI H feet 1 *4 -Inch canvas hose. 411 cooking experts, do Bridge stroet. Mrs. O. A. Bryan. A BUYER of the Medford Junk Co. mestic science teach will be 1n Granta Pass, and will 82 M ers, big hotels, rail pay top market price« for wool, FOR HAIJC One Byron Jackson cen roads and millions mohair, hides, pelts, rubber, rags, trifugal pump, 4lnch by 4-lnch, of America’s best metals. Iron, newspapers and mag- 300 feet 11 Inch hydraulic pipe. axlnes. also sacks. 417 G street, housewives always J. F. Webster, Rd. 3, 1 mile west near Palace hotel. 79 use it. of town, on the river. 78 Calumet contain« only ATTENTION—Motorcycle and bl- FOR RENT •uch ingredients as have cycle riders. Expert repalrlng been approved otficia'ly by FOR RENT Collage, partly furnish quickly done. New and used Har- the U. S. Foci Authoi itiea. ed. at 8*1 ILuguv A.»., -LuvjdsOtt tm/«urcy*.*«*> lot You «ave when you buy it opposite; a well, a sleeping porch; Phone C.O2-F-12. «7 a garage; H acre for garden; reut You uve when you use it * 16.50 per month In advance. 63tf YOUR WEEKLY CHECK—Limited only by ability and time devoted TO RENT—Three large sleeping to selling our trees. Complete rooms. Inquire at 739 North 6th line of all varieties backing you. street. 78 i Write for terms. Start immedi ately. Salem Nursery Company, FOR BALE—Young purabred Baanan ‘ 43? Oregon Bldg., Salem, Ore. 103 milk goat, all whlto and hornless, Make Them All “Banner CALUMET « BAKINS POWDER Just fresh. Best stock In Southern ; VOf'AL INSTRICTION Oregon. Price tSO. Good two! horse wagon and rack for sale, MRS. GUY KNAPP—Voice and plano. Accredited teacher for high school 845. Wanted, a pony, cheap. J.1 work. Phono 224. Residence i.«rov Johnson, mlloa north of 4 20 A street. 33tf town on tho Ixmao creek road. 81 I FOR BALK- -Ford in good condition MRS J. L. JOHNSON—Instructor of at 102 West A street. 81 rolce. Rooms above Moore's Ba kery, hours from 1 to 5 on Tues IXtHT days and Saturdays. 67tf IXVST--Leather tool case containing' barber's toola Finder please leave . CIVIL ENGINEER at Courier office. D. D. AdaTna. 78 daniel M c F arland -Civil engi- POULTRY neer and surveyor, Registered professional »nglneer. Res. 740 WHITE LEGHORN hatching eggs North Tenth «treat. Phone 311-Y from heavy winter layers. 81.60 per 15; 87 per 100. K. Hamtner- DRAYAGE AND TRANSFER bacher. phone 606-F-23. It F. D No. 2. «3 THE WORLD MOVES; so do we Bunch Bros. Transfer Co. Phone REAL ESTATE 349. E. T. McKINSTRY—80S G street, F G. ISHAM, drayage and transfer. phone 13-R. General real estate Safes, pianos and furniture business. The best of all kinds of moved, packed, shipped and stored. soils for fruit, hay or general Office phone 124-Y. farming. 21tf MICKIE SAYS fyou’«e «lOHf, MiCkic- « / MAN WHO SNEAKS OUT OF I p A-VING HIS BACK subscription I tw REFUSINO- TR6 PAPER AT ) T he posTOFPice IS a peshv POLECAT AND AM OftNERN HV6NA, 6UT STILL IT WAS POOR JUOGtAENT FOB. NOU To T ell hinx so to his face FOR HE FEELS VACAN ENOUGH ALREAON, ANO I CAN SUE VAIN! ANO GET the NXONES. / CAlLfO HIM A POOP AARTHOO- TOO, BOSS/ * If Not in Good Shape Driver Is Liable to Encounter Many Unriecessaiy Delays. MUCH TIME LOST REPAIRING If It Has Bern Carried for Any Length of Timo as a Spare It la Always Beat to Pump It Up before Putting ,n Casing. A great deal of unnecessary trou- li tile. ilelay und dlsuppointment is oc- >'iiKioii<-d by carele»-lies« and buxte tn rvpluclng damaged tuner tubes after : punctures or della Hons from other cause- the tire lulling to "bold up” oti the tula* pnt In or holding up for a very short time only, and still an- 1 other change of lube, with all Its at tendant lalior, being required before a permanent repair Is effected. Pump Fairly Hard. If the tube to be put in has been used before. If it tins been repaired. ' nnd *-«p*«*-fnlly if It has lieen carried for -otiie time m* u spare, Il la ulwnv- ' l'e«t to iminp It up la-fore putting It in the i ;1 <n- in mule -ure that It 1» tight. It should lie ¡nimpeij fairly luird aud tile ear applied to all parts of It to de>ect the "lit-»” of have developed. The vulve plunger Rhuuld be screnea' ■ In tight uih I n little sallvn applied to , 1r valve op«»nlng to see whether ] Hive I m fight. In cawe defludon hi«- tn n pi p’fnre the hole in the casing. unlpsK of v<«ry Nfnal! size, may well |,e ii‘ii]p<»nirlly covered ((tending u vuh nni/4-i| repair), by cementing 11 small piece <»f rubberized fabric over It on the liiRide of the casing. H ben deflation 1> due to an obscure cati«i* (no puncture producing obfert being found In any removed from the casing) there Is always n poMlbillty that a puncture has been produced by some «harp body which has been driven through the tread out of s’ght *n<! projects enough on the Inside of the casing (at least when the tire la under loud) to prick the tuba. Detect Sharp Object In order to detect such an object the hand should be passed carefully over the whole Inside surface of the casing, and If anything sharp ts no ticed It «Imuld be Investigated and removed. In Inserting the new tube care should In» taken that It Iles flat without twists or folds, and that It Is so place<l that It cannot be caught and pinched by the hen<’ of a clincbei casing or by the edges of the flap (protector strip) of a quick detach able casing. If the tube used has become stretch ed through use especial care should be taken that It Is put In without folds. A little air In it Is some safe guard against its being caught in anj way. STONE CURBS INJURE TIRES Running Into or Driving Too Close to Concrete Will Shorten Life of Any Tire. Rubber vurtis may not be feasible but what a lot of tire expense they would save. Backing Into a curb, run nlng Into a curb or driving too close to a curb, so that the tire scrapes along the concrete and damages the side walls of the tire, are three ways of shortening the life of your tires. STERLING - FOR - Heavy Duty Trucking SEE S MAXWELL Motor Co Grants Pass, Oregon ffi. ItuRAJq FROM JAPAff orders shiploads of chemicals, great quantities of wool, lumber, print pa per, flour, machinery, garments and canned goods from Oregon. Tor Oregon product« are so good their fame extends to the far-away Orient ÀnoolAted Industrie« of Oregon AVOID OVERHEATING ON LOW Trouble Can Be Prevented by Keeping SOONER TAXI -Phone 262-R Mixture in the Leanest Possible Jitney Luke or Cutler. Calls an Condition. swered anywhere, anytime. 86tf PAI*ACE TAXI—Phone 22-J. Geo. A. Hyde & Henry Sargeant. 25tf TAXI at Owl Billiard Parlors, 172-J, Day and night service. 5«tf When It is necessary to employ the low gear for a considerable period It Is possible to obviate the overheating thnt would ordinarily result by keep ing the mixture In the leanest pos slble condition. TAXI--White Line Taxi, sedan car. Ride in comfort. City or coun Facial Massage Not New! try. Correct prices. Safety first. Was facial massage a new thing In Call M. Clemens Drug Store, phone 46-R. residence phone. 379-J. W. the Paris of 1889? We doubt It. Philip Hale writes In the Boston Her G. White. 89 L. O. ELEMENT, ,M. D., Practice ald. Helen of Troy Is said to have limited to diseases of eye. ear, nose compiled a book of recipes for beauti and throat. Glasses fitted. Hours The California and Oregon fying the face. Ten to one she, Cleo Roman dames, orientals, knew 9-12, 2-5, or on appointment. Coast Railroad Company patra, all the tricks of massage. Today Phones, office 62; residence 359-J. TIME CARD there Is in New York a doctor who S IXB’GII RIDGE, M D. Physician charges large sums for correcting Effe dive Nov. 24. 1919 and surgeon. City or country calls noses, smoothing wrinkles, removing attended day or night Phonow, Trains will run Mondays, Wednee- blemishes. He has s skillful hand for days and Fridays. cutting, stitching, performing delicate Res. 3f>9; Office, 182; 6th and H. P.M. operations. More than one woman of læave (.ranis Pass 1 E. J B1LLICK, .M. D. Physician Arrive Waters Cre'ok PM. fashion, whose face has begun to 2 2:30 P.M. crumble; more than one actress calls nnd surgeon: office Schallhorn I.eave Waters Creek P.M block, phono 54-J; residence, 1004 Arrive Grants Pnss.............. 4 For Information regarding freight him blessed. The late Mrs. Deacon Istwnrldge, phono 54-L. and passenger rates call at the office and Maxine Elliott were among hla patiehts. W. F RUTHERFORD Manual tho- of the company, Lundburg building, or telephone 131 raputlcs. it gets your ailment. Office over Barnes’ Jewelry store Office hours 9:30-12; 1:30-4. RALPH W. STEARNS, M. D. Phy- alelan and surgeon, X-ray equlp- ment, dentql X-rny. office, Ms- sonic Tomple Bldg. Phon«: Of- fico 21-J; residence 21-1 DENTISTS E. C. MACY, D. M D. Flrst-clnsi dentistry. 109H S. 6th St Car Bargains 1 FORD TOURING 1 CHEVROLET 1 GOOD MAXWELL I GOOD OVERLLAND 1 FORD TRUCK \ ETEIIINARV SURGEON R J. BESTUL, Veterinarian. Residence 83 8 Washington boule vard. phone 398-R. C. L. Hobart Co. Ideal Wind Shield Wings Brunswick Tires Stewart Spot Lights Monogram Oils and Greases The Battery Shop Let u« Inspect yonr battery free 'I Sorth Sixth Ht. HAZELTON Jt DISHROW OpportUe Uourthouae _____________________________________________________________________