Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, September 02, 1920, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextPAG« T'IKK« GRANTS PAt* DAILY OOlIM.h Classified Advertising ROH KENT EOK HALF URAL ESTATE Live Stock News E T McKINSTRY, 603 G St . phone 13-R; «encrai real estate basin«»» Beat of »oll» for fruit, hay or gen eral farming FOll HALF; Hay press Call at the Foil RENT 2 roiuis and sleeping NOTH i: l«orch. for light housekeeping. Grants Pass F«««l Burn, corner 7th Close to high school Inquire at und I streets, phone 15-R. 46tf That I will not be r< »jmnaiblr for mir Courier office No 1999 lb acres raw any debts contract« d by any ons FOR SALE CHEAP from August 2*. 1920. land. 5' a miles fro it Grable Paes Signed II C. McINTOSlI 72 W ANTEO Beco nd hand 5 or 6-ln< bI «6 Inquire 332 Bridge Bl. condl- centrifugal pump In good NOTH E <>» BONI» NAM. OOOll »elect building lumber at the Mtf tlon. Isaac Beal. low «at wholesale price». Joaopblne Lumber Co., luqulre nlghU Joae- phlne hotel. 5ltf ’Jit HALE Choice baled hay »29 per ton f. o. b I’ uhh Riverbunk» Farms alfalfa tiranta S5tf FOR HAIJC 4 good logging horse». (100 each If lakou al once Welter 67 A Son, Wonder. Ore FOR BALE First class used pipe, all six«'« one 10 h. p. Case port able, steam now »375. one 12 h p. Russell Tractor, »team, »460. One 20 h p. Russell Tractor, steam, »1.000, fine 25 h. p Case One draw Tractor, »team. »1500 saw. with 2 «awn. »90 I. Ohe 4 h 6 h. p. p gas engine, 31 no. on« ' Two »mall saw gas engine 3125 All »Ite» of en mill» each 3600 «Ine» and boilers Belting, p-illeys OREGON ■ nd general supplie» MACHINERY CO.. Kugene. ore «9 MILK To HELL '154 North Third street Will deliver In one gallon lots. 85 FOR SALE CHBAF On«' Cadillac touring car In good repnir Inquire at 905 East M street 65 FOR SALE Alfalfa huy und grain hay In earload lots Jesse L. Richardson. Central Point. Ore gon FOR BALK 191« Ford and 1 seven passenger Studebaker In good run ning condition Easy terms See Hogue S Beagle. 86 FOR SALE CHEAP Two ponies, good harness, three quarter wagon, will sell part or all. Inquire of Al Teal. «ltf FOR SALE Good oat straw. 34 per ton In stack. Hayes Bro»., Mur phy. Ore. 86 FOR BALE 41 acres. 17 miles north of Grants Paas, 3 acres cleared. 5 room house, barn 20x30 with lean- to, good well. Fumily orchard, small stream through place About 2000 cords wood, 4 mil«» from shipping point on Pacific high way. Will take light car as part pay. tddre»» 945 North Ninth street, (¡rants Pass. Ore 67 15 ACRES on Evan» creek, 10 acres under William A Wahlen ditch, for »ale Mrs. C. T Hillis. 516 B street. Grants Pai.». 67 FOR SALE Three room house on Electric lights, West J street, city water, good garden. small de- I barn See N W Cole. fire 67 périment. THREE HOUS»* and two timber Joseph Fetzner. claims for sale 67 755 North Eighth St. I j OST -Gunny sack containing four heavy coats, Finder please leave 65 at Courier office. M1CKIE SAYSi Pxot OOS, «jUtU WOÓB.L tOOVOKK* k FA.«. atxUiàZMKtó, L£T TU' QV£ KXWv' OnOEU CATALO* UC 'M PU2K UP TW WOMt VAPt«. 'M LOO«. ONtU-TM’ AÖV1OP OOH MOUife kAC«CUKMTv>. -ruv-toE Mta RutMua'M me . k » hoor S- -TUVMRt TWL ÄOSÖ W>UO VltLP KAhKt. TW6 N«àOOO TCMMM ’M COM- TXUOLHt XMR.N tiYXfe TU' WtrT PÛÔKEU 'M CARKN NA AlpM* MJUtM NER WARD UP 'N TUSSIRE A*RIM' FtR NOUR RITMtS« 'M TU v U r E During Paet Decade Great Progreet Has Been Made in Eradication of Ailment Coiiiinnri ««al» wan funnerly the flrnuhn- k Io th»* k I ip »*|» IfiduM- lr.\ «if tin I nlfwl Kta!p*, but during the |»n>: di*(*:i<h* gnut progwha hat WANTHD Hewing of any kind, by Notice 1« hereby given that aeal- bppfi mad»* i|i itM «*radh*:itlon. Th»* the hour or by the piece Call at ed 1,1 d» will lie received 1<y the under- HyM**in of grazing Mhp»*p oil H ip uppu 669 N 4th Kt 46tf signed Secretary of the Grants Pa»» rangpM <»l th»* upMti-rn part of th»* WANTED glood cook. «ine who un Irrigation District at th« office of l’nlf«‘«l Sial« wa» »»ii« h that th« Ho« k- deretano» It thoroughly. al Ih«- »aid iziHtrb t In Grunt» Pa»», Oregon, iiiufetpr» had gr»*at difficulty In kw*fdng flip il<ifk fr**«* from thp Mi ab. The>di««pp Wcetern Hotel. Good wuge» and j mill the hour of 9 30 o'clock a in wpcp very 1*pipO'iilly »- x |» o > p «1 to the rm>in ttlf th«- 27th day of September, 1920, und <li • .i*i by Infla tions rang«*# and tnillw immediately thereafter publicly open WAN'IFI» .M.llworker» and Mlh ed by the Board of Directors of »aid '•ph king np «iniya” from lnfp«*ti*d man. He« towtx night». Jo»«-ph1n«' District, for an Issue of bond» of »uid floikM. and In many other waya. It hotel 53tf Ixivstrift III the sum of »400,000, same I m *< am»* «dt'Mlrabh* f«»r th** dopanment of ugrk'iiliuip to »xlrad aid r«» thp being In denomination» of (1,000 each, numbered 291 to 69" Inclusive, HANKERS LIFK COMPANY. Des and maturing serially in annual Moines, lows District agent. My amounts so a» to !««• approximately ron C. Gaston. Gnfnts Paas. Ore. equal prim Ipal and interest, on the Over 37.500,000 In force In Ore 1st days of July in each of the year» gon 95tf 1930 ti 1939 both Inclusive, »aid bond» to bear Interest at the rate of Ther- KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS 6 per cent per annum, payable semi- mopylae lodge No. 50. meet» every annually on the first days of Jan even- second and fourth Tuesday uary and July, principal and interest 0911 Ing Visitors Invited. payable at the Fiscal Agency of the ALBANY NURS1CRIES. Inc.—"The State of Oregon In New Y'ork City. old reliable " Trees of fftoallty. Al Flach bld must lie accompanied by bany Oregon. A E. Jordan, »pe a certified check for at least 5 per An Mwvancea oi Ocau, Snowing Area Denuded of Wool. dal agent, Granta Paas. Ore. 37tf cent of the par value of the bonds PR1ACTLCAL ROOFING -Asphalt bid for and mu»t lie unconditional. Industry by <<»ntrolling tin* Intpndatv The approving legal opinion of in«n»*iRpni of xhrpp to prevent the and gravel paper and composition roofing Izeaky unks repaired Messrs Teal. Mino- A Wfnfree will carrying of th»* infection from one Mute Io another. cheap. Repairs a specialty Four be furnished the sticcesaful bidder S> *»b ♦•x«*e«‘<Hng!y «‘«»ntagfotia and The board reserves the right to re teen years experience. L. J. Otis, j I k tnr siiilttpd by dlrrct contact with 740 North 10th St. Grants Pass,, ject any or all bids .'inir'uil« <»r object« that an* «•arri»,r* WILFYyRD ALLEN, Ore Phon» 211-Y 69 I the mltex. Ahl. «ugh unable to prop- iSHAl.i Secretary. it.ii<* 8'Xcvpt on sin* p. the mites may FOR PLUMBING, concrete, sidewalk- ' First publication August 26. and *e '..iihHiiil t«*!ii(M»rurlly by animal* Ing. phone 323-Y. 99 ! last publication September 25, 1920 •liter tlntn sln**'p and may live on rnatH for a long perhal. TAX. A tl<M k »»f >• hby «beep will la JUONBK TAXI Phone- 262-11 for W TIIR DIAMOND BKAND. A pet the roa«!«. t nil*, shed*, yard' Aak Dnafwtai fr* ZA Jitney Luke or Cutler Calls an < • l»iamo»AHrMmd/ZV\ •v«i ground*, pasture*, ranges, an* Pill« lu Ked and Meld ■nrtalUc'.V/ swered anywhere, anytime. lie ground nroutid the wat»*rlng place* built, tenle-l will» Blue Ri'-'x*. \ / T»k« uber B«y «T ymbp V » I m th«*r»’f<»rp Important that the flocl !»r«cv«a4. A .k frw Clll-4 IIKR-TFII F l»IAM<»ND ItHAND PI 1-lJt. few BA PALACE TAXI Phon» 2Ï-.I • eeiv»* pr<’|M*r tr*,;,tin»‘iit a« »«»on a yeAr»kn wn a% Best. At ways Reüabb i>3tr Wind *i4* ill*i‘:i-** apfnar*. before the In MJIDBY BBUiUtSIS EVLRYWWE Rf ■’»H-tlon IxN’Otne* seatfer»,«l over th OKAY AGE INI» TRANSFER •remiMes. THE WORLD MOVES, so do we Hunch Bros. Transfer Co Phone SCIENTIFIC FEEDING IS BEST 349 Supply Food in R.jht Proportions tr F G. ISHAM, drayage and transfer Meet Requ.rcm'ntî W . *. '.Va.te Saf.e, piano» and furniture of F’ . • . -s. moved, packed, «hipped and stored T'> -iii.ptv f' «.«1 In the r1_-ht proper Office phone I 24-Y. tl<m to im-ei ib»- various requirement- U NIVEHS1TY GRANTS PASS MEDFORD TRUCK of the animal, without n waste of f<«»I or Phone 333-J *5 nutilfins. «'onsiltutes sclentifle feeding Il Is by < iir«'fnlly stmly ing tlie comi»)- —I« maintained by the atete PIANO I XNTKt CTION sltltui of feeding stuff- ’he proportion in order that lhe young peo In » bli li tl. • nre digested by differ .MRS JAMBS M. POWBRS. instruc ple of Oregon may receive, ent animals and limier d fferent eondl- tor on piano; studio over Barnes' withoat coat, the benefits of tlons. mid the requirement of ani jewelry; open 9 to 5 daily, except a liberal edneation. mals for th«' various food nutrients Tuesday and Wednesday. Phone when m re-t. nt work, giving milk, pro- The University includes the Coliefe of 265-J. Litemture. Science end the Arts, the dlii'ing wool, nein ui. beef. |a>rF. <‘tc.. Graduate School. the School ot Phys-* Him th«» prilli p't'S of feeding have V ETERI N A113 NI RGHON icsl Education. snd the professions!1 been worked out. In applying these Schools ot Lew. Medicine (at Portland . PR R. J. BESTUL, Veterinarian. principle- in practice the cost uud Architecture. Commerce. Journalism. • ’ill idnptiitio.i- <if different feeding Residence 938 Washington boule Education and Music. -U.lfs must, of coiir-e. lie taken Into vard. phone 399-R. High standards of scholarship are io count. made possible by an able faculty, well PHYSICIANS equipped laboratories and a library ot CHICHESTER S PILLS ♦ OREGON• FOR SALE Nearly new Axminlster 1 O CLEMENT. M. D., Practice limited to diseases of eye. ear, nene rug 11x12. Call 675 North 4th and throat. Glass««« fitted. Hour» St. «7 9-12, 2-5, or on aiqiolntment. FIMI HALE New Dodge delivery. Phono», office 62; residence 359-J Price right. Fashion Garage. 69 S LOUGHRIDGE, M. D. Physician FOR SALFJ Pear» for canning Price and surgeon. City or country calls reasonable Bring your boxes 924 attended day or night. Phon«>s. South Fifth St. 69 lies 369; Office. 162; 6tb and H. l**T D Physician K. J BllaLICK. M IX 1ST Roll of blankets wrapped In tarpaulin. near Savage Rapids, 35 reward if left at Courier office. 69 COMMON SCAB AMONG SHEEP and surgeon; office Schallhorn block, phone 54-j; residence. 1004 Lawnridge, phone 54-L. W. F RUTHERFORD .Manna' «he- raputlcs. It gets your atvrnent Office over Barnes' Jewelry »tore Office hours 9 30-12; 1:30-4. RALPH W STEARNS, M. D. Phy- slclan and surgeon, X-ray oqnip- Offlce, M»- ment, dental X-ray. sonic Temple Bldg. Phones: Of- flee 21-J; residence 21-L. and every attention given the health and welfare of the students. a heiahlened ATTORNEYS NORTON. Attorney-at-law Practices In all State and Federal Courts First National Bank Bldg W. OOLVIO, Yttorney-at-law. Grants Pass Banking Co. Bld r eonffdenee naatnlnaaa. For a catalogue or for any information * address: THE HEGINTHAK lalorall, »I Or.ao Eagan», Or,gon Competent Mechanics and Prompt Service DENTISTS C. MACY, D M. D. First-class dentistry 109% S 6th St AT — Aments Auto Repair and Machine Shop Seri ice car answers all calle Welding of all kinds Bay phone I 1 Night 202*R E. 8 VAN PYKE. Attorney Practices In all courts. First National Bank Building O. S BLANCHARD, Attorney at law. Golden Rule Bldg Phono 270. •*3etter Sires—Better Stock” Cam paign Indorsed by Breeders and Fanciers’ Association. gained by lhe repent eapreeeian • f ewhlie awpporl the I'niveraily ia now enterina upon an era ot large develeemenl end extended li The California and Oregon Coast Railroad Company ,--------------------------- -------------- a ____ TI.ME CARD A. -''»LER. Attorney-at-law. Ma • •me l >,n i|e. Grants Pas«, Ore. Effective Nov. 24. 1919 GEO. H. DURHAM. Attorney-at-law referee In bankruptcy. Masonic Trains will run Mondays, Wednos- Temple Phone 1S5-.T. days and Fridays Leave Grants Pass 1 P.M. Arrive Waters Creek P.M .2 Leave Waters Creek ..... 2 30 P.M. A. C. HOUGH Lawyer. Tuffs Bldg Arrive (¡rants Pass....... . 4 P.M. Practice In all courts. For Information regarding freight A C. AIILF. lawyer, practice In and passenger rates cal) at the office »tate and federal courts, Office of the company. I.undbnrg building, over Nation»’ Drug Store. or telephone 111 t THE KIGHT MOTOR OIL IN- < K»;AS»> TH»; LIFE OF YOI R < Alt AM* ADI* TO YOI K PERSONAL uon ' vf . ni »; m »: t «» o . it is poor »XONOMY TO I HE ANY HIT THK RHHT OF OIL*» IM» GRF.1SE OWN ERS OF HIGH <*LAHS ( AILS HAITI» FOt ND OUT TH»: VAM K O»’ OVR LI BICK ANTS IND WILL NOW I HE NO OTHER. I TRIAL WUJ. YDD YOU TO OUR DONG LIST O» VA- TIUtNK. W»; WILL BE GLII» TO H»;i,l* PKOIXING THE GIF»; OF YOI K UAH » • AGA NTS f i r- I I FOR. yÖy HUDSON MAXWELL CHALMERS AND ESSEX CARS COLLINS AUTO COMPANY 'ESSEX MOTORS EDUCATION PAYS FOR THE Il'fDrVTDVAL AND FOR THE STATE A Person with No bducation has but One Chance in 150,000 Render Distinguished Service to the Public. With Common School Education......... 4 Chances With High School Education _____ 87 Chances With College Education___________ 800 Chances to AKE YOU GO ING YOUR CHILI» HIS CHANCE? Those State« Are Wealthiewt That Have Invested .Moot in FMwatioii Oregon Agricultural College 'hrough a "Liberal and Prtxtical Education" prepares the Young Man and Young Woman for Useful Citizenship and Successful Ca reers in Agriculture — Engineering — Mining — Home E<»momics Commerce — Plmrmacy — For retry — Vocational Education The Training Include; PHYSICAL EDUCATION. MUSIC, ENG LISH, MODERN LANGUAGE, ART and the Other Essentials of a Standard Technical College Course. Fall Term Opens September 20, 1920. Tuition Is Free. FOR INFORMATION WRITE TO TH»: RFiGISTKAR, Oregon Agricultural College, Corvallis, Ore. Grants Pass-Medford Interurban Autocar Co. Daily and Sunday Effective Aug. 5, 1920 LEAVE GRANTS PASS 7:00..a.-m. 10:30 a. .ni 4:30 a. m. LXAVE Grants Pass Waiting Room MEDFORD 7OOa.ni. 9.00 a- m 1:00 p- m 4:30 p. m. BONBONNIERE Phone 160 SIRES TO AID FUR BEARERS — nearly 100.000 volumes. Supervised athletics are encouraged Wilh The Importance of Oil! I The National Breeders and Fancier«* Association of America has i nd ors» «I | the ’‘Better Sires Better Stock movement. Through its secretary, tin asso<‘tation has n«»titie«| the rniJe«V> Slat«** d«*|Mirtnient of aicriculture of its aim. through l»elier sires, io im prove the quality of fur-benriiu anl- 1 mais raiseil in confinement. In addition to raising animals kept primarily for fur. members of the as- so<-iation ills«» breed such ereatu;f*s ns rabbits, cavies, and mice use«! for pets and «< ientifh* purpose*. 'Hie val ue of pur»‘-hr«‘«l sires is es|Mx*lally i treat for « lassi s of animals like those in»*niiolied bemuse of their proliti< ni*y. AUTO TOPS Replace the shabby top with a light. ea-yto-handle weather proof one now. Smart looking, serviceaMe top»— l»crf«'ct fitting and improving th«' C»r'« looks—a wide choice in ma terial- and «-olors. OUR PRICES LOWEST G. B. BERRY KICAL ESTATE DECLINE IN BREEDING SOWS Decrease of 9.9 Per Cent Is Noted by Bureau of Estimates—States Affected. Breeding «>>w» (Inclined !».!l per e«*nt during the year ending April 1. 1920. according to Investigation« of the bn- l'élu! of >rop estimates. The -nine number of th»*-«' iinlmnl- for both yeiirs ls reperti d for South t'aroi.nii unii Georgia, nini im rea- - for Fior libi. Texas, and New Mexleb. Th< lieavle-t declini'« were fomnl In Massa eliliM'tts. Imlliimt. Illinois. Missouri Nqrlli Dakota. Nebraska. Kiinwis. Ki- tucky. Tenni'—ee. Montana. Wyoming, Coloritilo, \tizoini. Utili», ami Idillio. ûirû-irü-i ? PLAN FOR BETTER STOCK 8 ? v Boost better live stock in your 5 eoininunlt.v Advertise Judiciously. 5 Exhibit nt the county, state r. Iand other show s. that il satisfied I Itcnu'mber pitrebnser Is your best advertise ment. So be prompt In register ing ami transferring gnlmalff and iinik«' good nil guaranties. Call and see us Timmons ¿ a Higgins^ Call anil see ns I’hone 324-1 ill South Sixth St- Agents for the Cleveland National l'ire Insurance Company The queer acting bAttery la the one we like to see—for we quickly correct the trouble at its source at the tn ini muni ex pense and send you on your way an advertisement for THIS STATION. Skilled service and m'Nlewt charge»« make this the I*OPU- LAR BATTERY STATION. ADAMS EIECTRIC and BATTfRY SHOP Exide Service Station, 506 South Sixth Street Advertising Pays—Advertise with the Courier