11 I NDAY, Jl NE N, ttfjo.
GRANTS FAMS DAILY <XH RIER
Classified Advertising [ hk M
IOK HAUC
EMPTY BACKS wanted at the Jose
phine Flour Mill.
M»tf
lit WOOD FOR HALE 93.50 per
tier delivered. Phone W. H Rob- WANTED To reut turni»hod house.
Inson, Wlldervllle
4Hlf
Address No. 1266 car« Courier. 91
WANTED Woman or «Irl to
I
do
reglstnred
FOlt HALE Purebred
«suerai house work. Write Mrs
J oreo y vows, heifer* *n<l calves, at
92
E. W Spalding, Kerby, Ore.
Th« Meadow* ’ Phon« C. N. Only.
59tf WANTED AT ONCE— 126
I
egg*
Rhode Island Red, or Plymouth
FOR SALE 80 aerea rolllug land,
Rock, or part of each, Fertility
fenced, building*, spring water.
of eggs, guaranteed. Price rea
Bargain for cash
F <» Abell.
■unable
Phono Dr. Dlmmlck
Wlldervllla.
KOlf
139-R or ad drew 326 West G Ht.
96
F or SALE—Near Dryden. 360 acre*
with team, »elf binder, all necea-
■ary farm tool*. apHng water
pli>od In hou»e. good outalde YOUR WEEKLY CHECK —Limited
range
Muit bo »old to »etile an
only by ability and time devoted
to selling our tree*.
Complete
«otate. J. A. Tollo. Heltna, Ore 06
line of all variatlea backing you.
FOR HAldC Choice baled alfalfa
Write for tqgma. Start Immedi
buy, 927 per ton, f. o. b. Grant*
ately. Salem Nursery Company,
85tf
P**a. Riverbank* Farm*
427 Oregon Bldg., Salem, Ore. 102
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FOR SALE Blab wood, dry *3, NOTICE- Medford Junk and Wool
groan 9? 50 per tier. Cash on de
Buyer, will stay In Granta Pass
livery W J Teal, phone 395-R.
until June 11th, and will pay top
85tf
market price* for wool, mohair,
rubber, metal*, rags, sacks, scrap
1 HAVE 160 acre* of (Ino wheat land
Iron, newapajier* and magazine*
In Alberta, Canada, lo trade for
4 17 G street, near Palace hotel. 95 |
farm land In this locality.
For
particulars call on Martin Conger, BAGGAGE AND EXPRESS transfer.
I'hono 1 4 R.
1 '
718 South 6th street
92
A SNAP -Have 3 a res river bottom
PIGH FOR HALE Winona Ranch
soil under water, doso In, that has
98
liven pastured and should raise u |
buhr pel crop of )>otatoo*
Will
FOR HALE One Jersey cow, 4
furnish seed and water on 50-50
years old, giving 1 Mi gallons milk,
basis, or pay wage« piu» borili» i>er
and been giving ntllk 7 month».
cent age to experienced potato»'
M urphy,
975.
l-ew Hostetler,
grower. E D. Roberts. 215 B St
92
Ore.
92,
FOR HALE Ota» bny mare weighing
between 900 and 1000 lbs. 94b
92 MRS Gt’Y KNUT Voice and plnao
Ia»w Hostetler. Murphy. Ore
Accredited teacher for high school
FOR HALE 12 horsepower Associ
work
Phone 224.
Residence :
ated gas engine at u burgaln. Ad
tl.ltf
4 20 A street.*
dress A. A. Hyde. Murphy, Ore. 94
MRS J. L. JOHNSON Instructor of
voice, Rooms above Moore's Ba-
FOR HALE 40 acres % mile from
kery, hour» from 1 to 5 on Tues
Murphy. 4 acres under »ditch. In
day* and Saturdays.
67tf
hay. Remainder partly cleared,
and pasture land. Price 91250.
1’1 INO Tl NING
W. 8. Gilmore, Murphy. Ore.
94
GEO. W. CROSS a tuner with 17
FOR SALE One 5-hor»epower mo
years practical experience. In lud-
tor/ 13 Inch pump, 9 pigs, about
ing 9 years factory training. Head
One f r«*h cow.
6 weeks old.
quarters Josephine hotel.
Your
Brana-
Phone 602-F-22. J. M
satisfaction Is my success.
82tf
combe. Box 20, Rd. 2.
93
TA A
FOR SAMS— -L’aed lumber. good for
SOONER TAXI Phone 262-R for
barn or abed* Al»o some window
Jitney Luke rr Cutler. Calls pn
him » u anu doors.
Jo»*»^u Fol— ..<»*,
swereil anywhere, anytime.
86tf
North 8th St
91 tf
PALACE TAXI Phono 21-J. Geo
Foli KALE Klügle work harness.
A. Hyde Ä Henry Sargnant 25tf
»6
Call at «05 Ho. 5th St.
TAXI at Owl Billiard Parlors. 172-J.
FOR hale or TRADE Good hotel.
Day and night service.
56tf
Ja< keen county. Ore., on railroad,
city waler, electric light*, doing
DRAYAGE AND TRANSFER
four to five hundred dollar month
THE WORM) MOVES; so do we
ly bu»lne«H. <\»h or good »mall
Bunch Bros. Transfer Co. Phone
farm preferred. Address Box 181,
349.
Grant* Paa*. Ore.
93
F. G. ISHAM, dravage and transfer.
FOR HALE Two horses, harness
Safes,
pianos
and
furniture
and rig, cheap If taken within
moved, packed, shipped and stored
three days. 523 West L street 92
Office phone 124-Y.
8 (X)WH for sale by It. Timmons.
PHYSICIANS
I’lione 324-J.
94
bY>R BALE One good logging horse. L.' O. CI j EMENT, M. D.. Practice
limited to diseases of eye, ear. nose
9100. also double harness, 925.
and throat. Glasse« fitted- Hours
Phon« 365 I
M
9-12, 2-5. or on apt »ointment.
H>lt RENT
Phones, office 62; residence 359-J
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ANIMALS
say that Camels are
-ost delightful cigarette
you ever smoked!
L«>
POINTERS FOR ÜEEF GROWERS
On«
OU get to enjoy Camels so much and
you so keenly appreciate their new
and refreshing flavor and their smooth
mellow-mild-body— well, you realize
they’re made to fit your taste!
You can start with Carre’s quality as
one reason for their goodness. Then, to
quality add Camels expert ulend of choice
Turkish and choice Domestic tobaccos
which you will quickly and surely prefer
to either kind smoked straignt I All that
gives you the most delightful cigarette
any smoker ever put a match to I
Camels never tire your taste, no matter
how liberally you smoke. And, Camels
are free from any unpleasant
cigaretty aftertaste or un
pleasant cigaretty odor!
Compare Camels with any
cigarette at any price 1
Y
Method of Bringing Down Prices
of Meat Is Improvement in
Type of Animal*.
Generili Improvement In the type and
quality of beef animals the country
over Is one of the iikiiiim urged by the
United Sinti* Itepnrtmrnt of Agri
culture for bringing down the high
cost of meat tn rhe mnetmor end
at the suine time. Increnslng tile profit
of the (irisilo t r Home of the most ew-
Th«
Jtock
De
deadlly Increasing.
fewl.
-those that
rlulit
IM. t J •
good
txilve*
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F
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■ K »*aa*aaaaaa
crop, This means tlint
drop rain'», and that
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gì n
tie- 1 •
"f I be breeding hei’d
Millions for a
New Stomach
fnttenlnz
No. It’-'
timi may
the IHvI-
HOGGING DOW'i RY" U' WBE
Practice Is Unprofitable. According to
Pork Production Tests at the
Ohio Station.
Onc of the greatest AriK-rioan nii'lion-
air«« said to his physician, “A million
dollars, Doctor, spot cash and no ". am
bling, for a new stomach,” and then
the sick man groaned and turned away.
All his wealth could not make him
happy or contented, for happiness large
ly depends u|>on digestion. Without
health where does ha| pineaa come inf
After all the stomach plays a great
part in everyday life. Without a
healthy stomach and good d:gestion our
blood is thin, watery and i»oor, our
heart action is weak, our liver does not
do its duty, and man is miserable and
unhappy. Prevent disease by putting
the house in order and strengthening
the system against the germs of disease.
Dr. Pierce, of the Invalids’ Hotel and
Surgical Institute, at Buffalo, N. Y-.
years ago understood diseases and their
prevention, and he discovered certain
roots and herbs which were nature's
remedies, and succeeded in putting them
up in a form that could l»> easily pro
cured at the drug store (liquid or
tablets). This he called Dr Pierce'a
Golden Medical Discovery. This Dis
covery gives no false stimulation be
cause it contains no alcohol or any nar
cotic. It helps digestion and the as
similation of such elements in the food
as are required for the blood. It gives
to the blood the fooa elements the tis
sues require. For over fifty years it
has enjoyed the confidence of the
American public. Try it now!
Hngrlng down ry«» 1« nn unprofitable
prnrtlro. ncrordlnir tn lent* inndo In
|w»rk production nt the Ohio experi
ment station. The h»«ta 9»h<»w that It I a
rmenilly more profitable tn harvest
the gm In nnd sell p im a cnah crop or
to feed the grnln tn bncrw after thrash
ing rather than to allow the hogs to
harvest th«» grain themselves.
Specialists point ant ♦bat the dally
Increase per pie when homing down
rye Is generally less than half a pound
nnd that the amount of grain required
Foil RENT 7-room house. Inquire 8 LOUGHRIDGE, M. D. Physician tn produce lot» pounds nf\nln Is milch
higher than where the grain Is fed di
North 1th
Phono 165-J. 92
'and surgeon. City or country calls rectly tn the heirs. As a rule, about
attended day or night. Phone«. ! <111 pounds of rye. hogged down, were
K m . 369; Office. 182; 6th and H required to produce 100 pounds of
MEN AND TEAMS WANTED—At E. J BILI.IGK. M. D
Physician! gain, whereas hogs foil on corn with
Moon A Company's road camp
and surgeon; office Hchallhorn tankage nnd clover pasture required
but 331 pounds uf eoneentrntes tn pro
near Port Orford. Wages $10 for
block, phone 54-J; residence, 1004
duce the same amount of gain.
teams, 8 hours; men |5 for 8
I-awnrldge, phone 54-L.
The unprofitableness of hogging
hours. Furnish California hay at
down rye Is attributed to the fact that
W.
F.
RUTHERFORD-
-Manual
the-
■
934 per ton; rolled barley or oats
* to secure rye
It __
gets . your ailment
raputics. 1.
at 972 per ton. Board 91.10 per
In sufficient quantities or are Inclined
Office
over
Barnea*
Jewelry
store
day or you can camp If you like.
to eat only slightly more than Is re-
Best of working conditions. Moon t Office hours 9 30-12; 1:80-4.
| qulred for maintenance.
A Company.
96 RALPH.W. STEARNS, M. D. Phy
Hammertnlll Bond in all colors ^t
alelan and surgeon, X-ray equlp- the Courier office.
ment, dental X-ra.v. Office, Ma
MICKIE SAYS—
sonic Temple Bldg, Phones: Of-
REAL ESTATE
corn pays.
you've FOUNO A
N.
flee 21-J: residence 21-L.
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E. T. McKINSTRY—603 G street,
»10 BILL, LOST YOUR PET ]
Mod
wallows
are
unsanitary and
DENTISTS
BULL DOO, V6ANT TO 0UY A
phone 13-R. General real estate
breed disease.
LIBERTY BONO OR XNBNT
business.
The
best
of
all
kind*
of
a
• *
E. C, MACY, D. M . D.
First-class!
TO SELL THE FAMILY FLIYf-
soils for fruit, hay or general
dentistry. 10»% 8. 6th St.
There Is n tendency
vbr . T ake a chance on
farming.
21tf much rouglmge to horses.
OUR L|' l WANT AD5. THEY
VETERINARY SIRGEON
a
a
a
DON'T COST HARDLY ANYTHIN
Oats.
especliilly
for
little pigs, should
DR.
R.
J
BESTUL,
Veterinarian.
an ' they got T he PtP, J
I k ground .old hulls sifted out.
Residence 838 Washington boule
X
BUH LEEVC.bAE
a* a
a
vard. phone 398-R'.
The orni; limili gets n larger supply
of milk f_r<mi the ewe tlnm the lute
I I TOIINEYS
lamb does
NORTON. Attorney-at-lniv
Wilier should In1 kept In the lots all
Practices In nil State and Federili
the lime. Never force liogs to drink
Courts. First Nntioual Hank Bld®.
from a singmint pool.
W. COLVIG, kt'orney-at-hi w
Grants Pass Banking Co. Bldg
' ik I uu n -mi by the size and vital
el het litter, us well ns by her eon
E. 8. VAN DYKE, Attorney. Practices
fhe California and Oregon o: Hilly to the breed type.
In all courts. First National Bank
• • •
Coast Railroad Company
Building
Voting pigs cannot learn to ent to .
TIME CARD
I
stHUI, They should he elicouriiged to
8. BLANCHARD, Attorney-at-law
Effe live Nov. 24. 1919.
nt when ns young us three weeks o!
Golden Rule Bldg.
Phone 270.
A. .n’DLBJR, Attorney-at-law. Ma- Trains will run Mondays, Wedne*-
0
days and Fridays
soplc
.e 'le. Grants Pass. Dre
Leave Grants Pass.............. 1
p.M.
I
p . m .
GiX). 11. DURHAM, Attorney-at-law \irive Watan Craek
referee In bankruptcy; Masonic l-aave Waters Creek .... 2:30 P.M.
\rrive Grants Pifss..
4
'P.M.
Temple. Phone ,135-,I.
For Information regarding freight
.1 MIKS T CHINNOCK.
I>awy7r md pasaenaer rates call at the office
of the company. I.undhurg building, I
First National Bunk Building
or telephone 131.
.<*
« • e
ilir’r'i of ernps are nviilliible
posture. Includimi thè nlfnlfa
■r rupe. Canada tield pena mix»'»
..;iis nml bnrley Wtiiler or hairy
i is :i vnlnahle croi).
Salis books at the Courier.
Every drop
power-full
Red Crown" is all-refinery
gasoline—with full power
in every drop. It is made
to meet the requirements
of your engine.
“Red Crown” ha* the
full and continuous chain
of boiling points necessary
for ready starting, quick
and smooth acceleration,
steady dependable power
and long mileage. Look for
the “Red Crown” sign be
fore you fill.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(California)
'he Gasoline of Quality
C. D. Fies, Special Agent Standard Oil Co., Grants Pass
FREE!
t
YOVR
CHOICE
OF
FOB THE NEXT TH BEE l»AYS WE
ABE GOING TO GIVE AWAY
BuicK
Dodge
Scripps Booth
WITH EACH AND EVERY BARBIE
OF GAS WE SELL—COME EARLY.
Grants F ass Service Station