Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, August 23, 1920, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text(.KANTS l'ANK I»AlI.T OOVIU MOMIAV tl Gl NT 33. 11’30 NO GOOD FISHING IN BOYHOOD DAYS F m U H«*d Lauyh dt Man Who Prac Glorious Tims Whin Mother Kept 8upper and Praised the Five Little Sunfish. SAVING DID HIM Classified Advertising ticed Self Demal in the Uta of Tobacco. WANTED FOR NAI4' HIE «COVIIJ.K property. No«. KOI. \ANTED Heooud hand 6 or 6-lncb centrifugal pump In good condl NIK. 833, 850 North 8ev«n(h 8( . ilon laaac Beat SMtl nil uti»lor Irrigation, four ho mu- tor «al« Inquire Mr«. W II ANT TiMlHOIt CLAIM--«Have a Qtialf. *32 North 7th Ht 59 7-rooui house and four Iola in M> m | ford. Ore., clone In free and clear. ■ »'< ,|< BALE liny press Call at th to trade for timber einim even up j tlrnnt* P um F»-ed Barn, corner 7th Carl A. Patxlaf. Roseburg. Ore 5« I and 1 «treat«. phon« 15-R. 46tf FDR HALE OIIEAP 40 acron raw IZMKMHU and mill meu wanted at i the M-J Lumber Co., Glendale.1 land. 5'4 mile« from Granta I'ana. Ore r'71 Inquire 332 Bridge St 72 Foil HALE Ford In good condition. WANTED Hewing of any kind, by! Inquire K I.. Churchill al Ford the hour or by the piece Call at Agency. 5 k 659 N 4th St 46tf roil SAMS -' wall matched young' WANTED Hop picker« by Aug 23 horn««. 3000 Iba , with harnoas. Apply to J E Verdin. Grant« Paa«, Rd. 2. 57 ! *336 cash, or will trade for pro duce H>>« Goetz, Joeephlne hotel. o\»nlng lltf WANTED Hop picker«, picking tu- rlna Aug. 38. II 50 per bundri d tXXHl «elect building lumber at the Apply at Heath A Herman's office lowest wholesale prlcoa. Joeephlne 47tf Lumber Co, inquire nights Josc-i phine hotel 51tf VANTE1» 4 to 5 truck« quick to haul log« down grade Good road. I FOB HAMC 160 acre« In the Illinois 4 mile«, at 85 per M We load and valley, unlimited outranger. water unload log« Trailer« not necea and fruit About on<> million feet »ary, though l»etter, 2000 to 24001 saw timber, mostly pine Saw mill feet to load, can be handled. 4 to on an adjoining tract. By owner. 5 trii* iasr day. Addra«« J. G Box 53. la-land, Oregon 56 Goble. Klamath »'all«. Ore Phone 330 It 56 »'till HAL»! CHEAP 1-arge farm, house, barn and outbuilding«. al VANTED Good cook, one who un deretanda It thoroughly, at the falfa, clovor and some grain, water, «lock and farming imide- | Western Hotel. Good wage« and mania Phone 500-J-l. 56 * room. 52tf “Mli yofira iik'«».” «nl<l MmHh*>n. **! tnuih- up my rnlii<1 that I waa mid ok Ing km » mm h li «I'fln’t •«••»m to alTewt my Imiilth In tin* li’HMi but I thought It w wuatn of fmmpy. and I derhlwl to give It up.** "A very MrtiMlbh* ld<*u.M Bruwulow. ••Ho I thought Ht th»* time. I w« k oi>Md up uh cl «»•»••! y hm I could how much I had I m <*n *|M*n»!lng curb day t>n rlgufti and lolmrrn. That mini I get rm I«I v »•» i «,I i morning, and started u banking account with It. I wanted to ba abb* to m I iow exactly how much I had saved by not smoking.** “And how did It work?" Inquired BfXnlow. “At the <»nd of »lx year« 1 had In the hunk." “Good! Could you IH mt— “And h few days later." Interrupted Hmlthson. "ItiM Tu^^day. In fact—the bunk failed You huven’i got u cigar about you. huve you?" She Objected at La«t. He hud JuM gon<- hit» the grocery buslric«« uixl >ll<l nothing except lalk “«hop shop shop" when hr went 1» are hl« best girl. At flr-t she en<!tired It because -»he <11<1 not wish to offend him; later merely Itwsii*- she could Bnd no way to reprove him But lier chance -ame. One night when he was at her hot»-«- he picked Up the telephone I mmi U and be-.'an Idly to glance through It. IB* Idle manner became out- ef Inter» st as hr ■canned one page. Then her wrath overcame her. ‘‘It'« teen l»n»l »•-■»■ir.-h to hear you talk about nothlnc el » but that old store,** she stomaol "hut LARGE NO BARTLETT pear«. CANTED Hop pickers; picking be It's too much for you to come to my ¡.'He per lb Butter pear» l'-sc.. gins September I: 81 50 per hun house and go through tin- telephone dred; free dally transportation. I book hunting out prospective custom- bring your boxer John II Itobln- non. near Wlldervllle, Granta Pana, good picking Apply 8 J. Chris era.“ tie. Route 3. phon«- 606-F-13. 52tf ltd 4. 5? »Ntll HAM> Tent. «Ite 16x18. 10z„ WANTED Single Weber wagon, and first < lusa condition Phone 3>6-L. harness, or horse an<l wagon Ad-j -. 4t f dress E. G. Nerlney. Merlin 57 Nature's Bookkeeping D. F. It send» Us thl« “I ■ i»-f - x ns rio fi-r a wheeze." n« be •->«>>«. n "It the spring sir 1« highly <-h»irgi-I '-I fragrance, but we lutimi >• get It ul for_^^C-O'_^2—i FOR BALK -Four room homi-, one WANTED -»'allers. edgerman. and cutoffman See Goetz nights, Jose lot fenced, with good vegetable PIANO INSTItl tTION phine hotel. 53tf garden city light« and water. 3450. Also small barn, one lot, WANTED TO RENT A furnished MRS IAMH8 M POWERS Studio tenne. 8100. Inquire at fire de over Barnes Jewelry. A complete house or apartments by young . partment. N. W. Cole. 59 course of systematic Instruction In couple. Will be taken good care all branches of piano forte playing of. Address No 1872 rare of the »I>11 HALE 4 large work borse« from the first elements through a Courier. 58 New wagon and harness Peter conservatory course. Gravilo. 60 TAX. ATTORNEYS MINI ELI.IN»;OI ft •«»ON»:« TAXI Phone 262-H for D NORTON. Attorney-at-law. Jitney Luke or Cutler. Calls an H BANKER* 1JFK COMPANY. Des Practices In al! State and »'ederal swered anywhere, anytime *6tf Moines. Iowa IMstrlct »gent. My Courts Firs' National Bank Bl-lr ron C. Uaal.n, Grants Paa«, Ore. »'ALACE TAXI Phone 22-.I Tom G W. COLVIG. tr.orney-at-law. Over 87.500,ooo in force In Or» Wind 1 ¡<tr Grants Pass Banking Co. Bldg. gon KERBY-ORANTS PASS JITNEY — E. 8 VAN DYKE. Attorney Pra tlce« KN1GHTH O»' PYTHIAS Titer la-aves Granta Pass at 9 30. and in all courts k'lrst National Bank mopylae lodge No. 50. meets every Holland at 1 dally. Country trips Building second and fourth Tuesday even attended to at all time« Everett ing Visitors Invited. 09tf Hogue and Pete Beagle, phone O. 8. BLANCHARD. Attorney-at-law Golden Rule Bldg Pb»>ne 270 Panama Cafe. 2 28 J 61 CADILLAC AUTO STAGE—leaves every morning for Crescent City ■ a . ''»I. er . A torney-at-law. Ma- DRAYAGE AND TRANSFER at 9 30. Paaeengerw only. Head •»»me • •.n >le. Grants Pass. Ore. quarters »'aaUon Garnge Orlan TH»: WORLD MOVES; so do we GKO. H. DURHAM. Attorney-at-law do Hiller. 13tf referee in bankrupt» y. Masonic Bunch Bros Transfer Co Phone Temple. Phone 135-J. 349. ALBANY NURSERIES. Inc.—"The JAMES T CHINNOCK L**y?r old reliable." Tree« of quality. Al F. G. ISHAM, drayage and transfer First National Bank Building. bany Oregon. F. E. Jordan, spe Safe«. pianos and furniture cial agent. Grant« Pa««. Ore. 37tf moved, packed, shipped and stored 1 A C. HOUGH—Lawyer. Tuffs Bldg Practice In all court«. Office phone 124-Y (PRACTICAL ROOFING -Asphalt V. A. C. AHLF, lawyer, practiccTn TRUCK state and federal courts. Office 58 ! over National Drug Store. and gravel p«i»er and composition GRANT8 PASS-MEDFORD roofing laiaky tanks repaired Phone 333-J. cheap. Repairs a specialty. Four teen years experience. L. J. Otis, PI MR> Tt NUM 740 North 10th St., Granta Pass. 17 1 Ore. Phone 211-Y. 69 GEO. W. CROSS a tuner with veers practical experience. Includ FREE TIOANSPORTATION to and ing 9 years factory training Head from the Verdin hop yards for res quarters Josephine hotel. Your satisfaction is my euccess 82tf I idents of town who will pick hoist. *-4tf REAL EHTATE FOR EXCHANGE EXCHANG») chard Ave. ^wagon and mersly, Rd. e *s a» re fruit on Or to exchange for team, harness J. E. Ilnm- 1, Box 54. 59 T. M c K instry . 603 a st., phone 13-R; general real estate business Best of soils for fruit, hay or gen oral farming —AT— Ament’s Auto Repair and Machine Shop VETERINARY HI IU1EON MICKIE SAYS: /^Ñee-ata, vue u - ze ->U' a.«sA' I aers AMD AWE- <•' ad TO <aCf 'tUCVZl eot artVDEEKl TU' Q.UhWtEU-PA<kt ' O>4Ct 'K A 'WUWJt AtaD -tu) UC- \ AD «V1MT MOWS. GtVAUC 1U' CHAP 's \)0UO6 OU TU' OD® 'JOEVX 'M A>J' ('¡ŒVX OCT, PER UEte TVS C>OM J X 'MJVXÓS «SOI CT A CAQQN "ÛA' (oVER-STüPPtD VOCUÇ-T¿-s \ CT-ST UUE "MKÍ UC XACL TUAu (-TV WAHUtT ’Kk TU' kAUD COWTi G . \ VNJVtXD OFF X / Competent Mechanics and Prompt Service DR. R. J. BESTUL, Veterinarian. Residence 83 8 Washington boule vard. phone 3 98-R. Sy-rvlce car answers all calls PHYSICIANS Welding of all kinds L. O. CLEMENT, M D Practice limited to diseases of eye, ear. nee<- and throat. Glasses fitted. Hours 9-12. 2-5, or on appointment. Phoni-a, office 62; residence 359-J.! Day |>lo>n<' 113-3—Night 2132-lt S. IDUGHRIIXIE, M. I». Physician and surgeon. City or country calls attended day or night Phon»*«. Res 369; office. 182; 6th and H. E J BILLICK. -M. D. Pliyslclan and surgeon office Schallhorn block, phone 54-j; residence. 1004 Mwnrldg»’, phone G4-L. CHICHESTER S PILLS V P RALPH W STEARNS. M D Phy slclau and surgeon X-ray «» iu I;» mont, dental X-ray. Office. Me sonic Temple Bldg. Phones Of- . flee 21-J; residence 31-L. DENTISTS E. C MACY, D. M. D. Flrst-clss* dentistry 1 on s 6th St. a . I.w<!lr«! Aafc yonr l>r«ffn-lat for AX «'hl-rhcn-tpr • lllsmoml Hrsml/AX lUII» I n R< d a I U»ld tneKlIlA V? boxes, aeale.l with Blue Ribbcm. Take n« Uhrr. Huy ef yeur v PraMlst A k fAr<'iri.<'l6'M.TF-R« l»IVXI«»NI» IIRANI» 1*1 LI.A, A« SA years known a* Best, Sätest.Alweyq Re!lat4« SOLD Bl DRLGLISIS iVLRYWML RE The California and Oregon Coast Railroad Company TIME CARD W. F RUTHERFORD Manna' ’he rnpiitlcs It gets your attmonl Office over Bnrne«' Jewelry store Office hours 9:80-12: 1 30-4 tôt Ck-ai'y Aa'W'i-ttwr The .y»-8t>rivó tiif . i » i moNi» brand , : • I i 1 ' | I [ j PAGE T H REM TI k Hty man wh« waa f1»<* rnnnfrv boy of y<»«ih*rday rdmuHi bls « vex a fxw iiilnuh'M und Ilvo» over nsmln a Hum mer afternoon of lonff «<<». t;oh*A flu* Mllwiiuk»*«* Journal. A day when his tilth* crowd, equlpfied with pnongh wurniN to feed n nehool of finii, hefook llxelf fo fhe pool where If was annu- ally rop<i**»f • rd fervently believed the big » •nere hiding Tloy j.'8-t I»!/ ba h . Bites mrne slowly, m ’ i <I fhoMc* they landed v.c-re lit tle sunti h I m thon anywhere ’n any Ink«» »» rntiKkh* bl/ 4*noiigh to g ve hlm ns gr<* t ji thrill n* those little sun A h I i * lh- v '.' ih late to^iqiper. but there wan nr f-4*r ’ ept for him. And mother didn't »•»•old. She- was pleaded hm pun» b » rid told him to hurry and »denn the I'Ji and Mie would rook them Arid *he <!ld. No ot1.i*r grown f »*“son prr'•»•*! bln ! ♦•a!<'h. In all the world be and mother nlnne riMiignlzi-d how worth while thofte five little HurHnh were And yet It didn’t Mrrm wonderful that she ‘ •Ihln’t n«k him where the tmaa were That was what other people did. ft wn* a wonderful »lav. but aw he* look*» back on It. he* w» « that th»* won ♦lerfnl thing was n»»t the little string of “boy*« flah." but the mother wh»» was «»• plesMed that «he stood over a hot «fave rooking them. How glad <he wan tn do If. Flow happy she would l»e If she roald do It again, to day. But Ilves too far away now. We wc»nd< r If be remembers to write an»! tell her of his discovery—his dla covery chat mother’s heart was hfg enough tn make bls little fish a sph*n did rat»,h. Don’t try to save money buying cheap or big-can Baking Powders. You can’t do it You’ll throw out more in spoiled bakings than you save on price of the powder. And don't think that old style high priced powder« are best because they a»t most. They are not. |CALUMET has proved in millions of bake-day tests that it is ] the best baking powder ever made—that’s why it is the will run Mondays, Wednes- days and Fridays Leave Grants Pass...... ..... 1 P.M ! Arrive Waters Creek . ..... 2 P.M. Leave Waters Creek . 2 30 P.M. 1 Arrive Grants Pass..... ... 4 P.M. For information regarding freight and passeuger rates call at tho office of the company, Lundberg building, or telephone 131 I of most other brand«. And there is no "luck” about it when I you use Calumet. No Io«. It is absolutely sure. It h the most economical of all. Millions <4 houAewtvee use it —and so do leading domestic science teachers and cooking experts. bey it—Yae mvs vbaa yw Tae dm 1 I it Calumet contains only such ingre- I dients as have been approved officially by the U. S. reed Aurhonuss. t j | HIGHEST GET BEST I RESULTS WITHOUT NOTE THIS When you buy a pound of Calumet you get a full pound—16 os. Some high priced baking powders are now being pu6 on the market in 12-oz. cans instead of a pound. Be sure you are getting • pound when you want it. No short weights with Calumet. ; i j . I I , New Mitchell At Bargain C. L. Hobart Co. ■ j j j AUTO TOPS i j i | . | Replan' the shabby top with a light. ea»y-to-handle weather- proof one now. Smart looking, serviceowSe tope— IM'i-fiTt fitting anil improving the car’s looks—a n ide choice in nia- tcrial' anil colors. (H R I’llll ES LOWEST G. B. BERRY lvEAi, Ktsr.xric ' ; . 1 . 1 ('all and see us Timmons & Higgins* ('all and ace us Phone 328-J tlf Booth Sixth St- Agent» for the Cleveland NaU.-aal »'Ire Insurance Company i I | Effective Nov. 24. 1919 Trains I j ; One teaspoonful is equal to two teaspoonful« Tn the southweat corner of »’rance betwi-en the river» Ad»ur and Gar onne. are long «tretche« of pine woo'l* green and cool. Where these pin»-« now «tend wa« n hnrren waste In ’he middle of the eighteenth centare. Sun ■nd wind vied with each other In maf; Ing the land drier and du«tter. Ov» r »he stormy bay of Blscav came wind« that «et tip great «and «forms and sometime« burled whole village« Ru’ st la«t ’here came along a man who acknowledged fate only n« something to be overcome. His name was Bre montler and he was an Inspector of roads He began fencing In the des ert lie built a fence and behind It plante»! n handful of broom aeetls. Be hind the broom <e<‘ds he put seeds ot the pine. The fence protected the broatu «e. ds and the hr.«»., grew Then ’he broom In Its turn afforded «helter to the delicate pine shoots Soon the pines spread and their tough roots hound this sandy soli together The first step was accomplished. Then canals were made to drain the wet parts and carry water to the dry. Hid Identity Many Months. Miss Gwendoline Farrar, who In herited n fortune of severul milll».ii dollars fdom her father. Sir Georg. l-'nrrnr, the Rami millionaire, who was one of those sentenced to death b> Ihx'rs for taking part In the Jameson raid. Is one young woman who can keep a secret. For more than a year Miss Farrar Ims been appearing on the London stage, and only recently wa-- her liligitlty discovered by accident. I You use less of Calumet- because it »5 the highest grade bakingpowder. Frenchman’s Ingenuity Has Made of Waste Place a Region of Fertil ity and Usefulness. Must Not Disturb Swans. Even the highest In the »’reticli R-- public must how before the edicts of the French protocol, as Mme. Des chnnel. wife of the president, learned when ahe ot>J<H-tod to th«- presence of five white swans In the Elysee palace ponds. The swans. Mme. Deschanel admitted, were very beautiful, but nearly every morning early they »Ils turbed tho rest of the president’s household, and therefore she Inquired whether they could not be removed The chief of the protocol found that sixty years ago a clause wa.« written In th»' protocol which provided that not less than five swans must be kept In th»' Elyse»* palace grounds, for the fowling of which the k«>e|>er of tl;e presidential gardens was responslblt* No other baking powder makes such temptingly good—tender wholesome bakings. No baking powder of any where near the same quality is sold at such a low price. biggest selling baking powder in the world today. FOREST ON DRIFTING SANDS Ammonia From the Air. A syndicate ha« been forme»! to cs tabllsh a nitrogen factory for the man ufacture of ammonia synthetically from the nitrogen of the air says tin- American Chamber of Commerce In London. The syndicate has purchased the ex tensive site In County D’irbnm which the British government acqulreil more than two years ago for the purpose of building a factory. The capital re qulred will he 8325.01 »0ikKI. The process to be adopted, says the American chamber, will be on the prln ciple of the German chemist. Haber Nitrogen ami hytln gen w ill I m - con, hlned Into ammonia under pressure at n high temperature, the ammonia then being converted Into nitric acid or other nitrates as may be require»! either for the manufacture of explo slves or for use ns fertilizers POWDER | Canada’s Soldier Police. The Canadian Northwest mounted | police Is one of the most noted organ Izations of the character In the world bvenu<u* of the efficiency of It« serv lee, which wn« established nearly 50 iears ago. Recently the headquarters of the organization have been change.1 to Ottawa and th» size of the orgat- Izatlon enlarged.and the territory cov ’ ere»! by th»' «crrlet-. .-| ..ft -fals hr- i been greatly In- ■ ! The queer acting buttery is the one we like to s ee for we quiekly correct the trouble at Its source at the minimum ex pense and «end yon on your way an advertisement for THIS STATION. Skilled service and modest chargo make this the POI’l’- LAR BATTERY' STATION. ADAMS ELECTRIC and BATTERY SHOP ExIde Service Station. 506 South Sixth Street