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Tl »»DAY. MEPTEMPI II 7, iw.’O.
GRANT» P.AJ4H DA H. Y <XH H Kh
Classified Advertising
FOR HALF
WANTED Carpenter work
any-
where
Price suits you and me.
A <ld re»» No. 2003 care Courier «V
WANTED Wicker baby buggy, lu
good condition. Phone 276-R 72
OOOD select building lumber at the
lowest wholewale prives Josephine
H»ll 111 XT
Lumber Co., Inquire nights Jose­
phine hotel.
Mlf H»II BENI' 2 rooms and sleeping
porch, for light housekeeping.
’.Hl HALF, Chima UMIOU dlld'id
Close lo high school. Inquire at
hay «29 per ton f o b Grunt»
Courier office No. 1989.
64tf
Paa*. Illverbanka K.iriUK
K5tr
TO RENT
Fifth Street.
Call al 712 N
68
FOR 3ALE Fimi ciana u»ed pipe,
all siate one 10 ii. p. Case port-
alile, strani new «375. Ona 12 h.
p. Il usarli Tractor, steam, «450.
Russali Tractor. E T McKINHTRV,60» G St., phone
Uno 20 h
p
13 R; general real eetate business.
steani, «l.ooo. On« 25 h p Cue»
Best of soils for fruit, hay or gen­
Tractor, steani, «1600. One draw
eral farming
snw. wllh 2 aaws. (»0 One 4 h
p glia angine, «100. on» 6 h p.
IvOHT
Two amali »uw
gas engine «I
mille each (600. All «Una of en- IX1HT Holl of blankets wrapped In
tarpauI In, near Havage Rapids
gin»* and bollerà, Bolting, p'illoya
OREGON
«5 reward If left at Courier office.
and generai supplir»
69
MAi’HINKRY CO.. Eugsna. Ore 6»
room
FOR HALE Alfalfa buy and grain 1/iHT Gunny sack containing tour
hay In carload lota
Jesse L.
heavy coats Finder please notify
Richardson. Central Point, Ore­
J. Pardee.
70
gon.
72
I j OST
A 30 x 3*4 auto tire and rim
Foil HALE New Ihidgu dellvAy.
between Hayes hill and Kerby.
Price right. Fashion Garage 6»
Finder will please address P. O.
Box 85, Kerby, Ore , and re elve
FOR HA1JC Paars for canning Price
suitable reward.
66tf
reasonable. Bring your hoste» »24
«9
South Fifth Hl
IX»8T California license
»TRAINED HONEY for sale at 10c
295275. Finder please
and 1SH«, while It lasts at J.
Courier office
O. Baird's apiary on the Jeff Lind­
say farm war Murphy.
Bring M>HT (5 hill between t’nlon Market
and Horning's Shack If the party
your bucketa.
76
known to have picked It up will
400 HEAD OF HHEEP Mostly
return It to the Union Market, a
Shropshire, will sell lot or In »mall
reward w|ll be paid
67tf
71
bunches. Winetrout Bros.
POSITION CALLS FOR ABILITY
Englishman Chosen to
fairs In Jerusalem
Given a Hard
Administer Af.
Has Been
Task
The office of governor of Jerusalem,
once »((«pled by Pontius Pilate. Is
now held by Col Ronald Htorrs, n
grnduate of t'nrnbrld.-e university and
sori of th» dean of Rochester college.
England.
Ills tusk Is one ro tear the ndmlnlr
tratlve ability of any man. Jerusalem
la n city of disunions, where what­
ever tnuy come of the future, for
the moment Zionists and Arabs are
passionately divided, and to steer a
Jiiat path between them and Indue»
them to Join him on that path Is thank
less work.
It la to Hint taste however, that he
chiefly devote« himself. Twice a week
he lias meeting» of his favorite pre-
JcHiwalem society, where French. Ital­
ians. British Americana, rablds. Zion-
1*1», leader« commercial men of »tnnd-
trig and other» who are In any way
prominent In the life of the city are
brought together and In the cotirse
of debate led to see that they have
In common a single cltls*n«hlp. Ills
motto »» governor 1» “unify and he
friend* “
Colonel Ktorr« na« one of the prime
movers In the c«tnhl’-hment of an In
diqiendent Arab kfnedom lie Is thir­
ty eight year« old
Hammermlll Bond Ixjtter Heads
and Envelopes at the Courier office
ATTORNEYH
H.
G.
D NORTON, Attorney-at-law.
Practices In all State and Federal
Courts First National Bank Bldg
Paul’s Electric Store
MICKIE SAYS
dosò Kiwtu ert -tu'
-rvux -ru' eiz.Mc.ee
vMuoes
Atra NA HEAD IM TUCSt MECE
COLVkAM« AQL ATMtRTlStMO- 30
UCtP "TU’ PAPCQ. CB. 3t> KAAKE. \
GOOD FEUXR.a OF 3A4EXA-SC.ÍMCSM
good etwees ok euri
-ruv-ÌKt good feixwesekheM xtaol
AVI' 3M' «JE.A3OM 3MSM AbMÇWTÆE
vacÆcox. rr pfXNe-nAÇkA'
m ' ejcxcHtWAAre'.
VETERINARY SURGEON
Ament’s Auto Repair
and Machine Shop
TIME CARD
Effective Nov. 14, 1919
Trains will run Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays
P.M.
U O. CLEMENT, M. D., Practice Leave Grants Pass............ 1
P.M
limited to diseases of eye. ear. nose Arrive Waters Creek...........2
and throat. Glasses fitted. Hours I Leave Waters Creek ......... 2:30 P.M.
P.M.
9-12, 2-5, or on appointment. Arrive Grants Pass............. 4
For Information regarding freight
Phones, office 62; residence 359-J
and passenger rates call at the office
8 LOUGHRIDGE, M l>
Physician of the company, Lundburg building,
and surgeon. City or country calls or telephone ISl
attended day or night. Phones
Re» 369; Office, 182; 6th and II
Physician
E. J. BIIJJCK. M. D
TIIK »1AMON» BRAND.
A
and surgeon, office Schallhorn | -Z’TAL a X. l.adlre!
l.atlltMi! Aik
Ask year
ywnr Urnnlii ft* /jX
< hl-chcujor« IHamond Hran’l/A)
block, phone 5 4-j; residence, 1001
I’llla !u «< 4 ind Wold
»Mieti with Pl ie Ril^xia.
Ivawnrldge, phone 54-L.
Take no ..«her. Huy »fiour
i»rw9viM. A«k r rcin.riika.TF.B*
IHAMtK» lt«ANI> Ill.lAÏxU
W. F. RUTH ER FORD Manus'
years k nown M Desi, Safest. Always Rellabte
raputlcs
It gets your attirent
WlDIYORKiUSTSEVLRYWMiRE
Office over Barnes’ jewelry sfore
Off! <• hours 9 30-1 2: 1:30-4.
M.r»i W STEXRN’S M. D
Phy
alelan and surgeon
X ray equip
ment, dental X-ray.
< ifflce.
«onte Temple Bldg. Phones
tica 21-Jt residence 21-L.
PHYHICIANH
CHICHESTER S PILLS
DENTIN TS
« C. M 4CY. D M I».
Flrst-clasi
deiitUuy
10» 'e 8 oil, 81.
A moderate priced
Baking Powder of greatest
merit. Honestly made.
The Lord Needed No Help.
Ttw
hi
Hoiifheni fninily,
•‘fimminy’* of tie tyjw* tkhv
mm *- HMNiirHtl l»> two
who«-
► 4»r\h'i-H îmd bei'n
by h«*r
ploypr that b*r condition wan «mb
tbnt wn I hiiih <llntr ojMratlon wa* n<*«
D«».nry. Mnrnniv
!
r» *|fnl I t
but (Ì4‘etin<*<l Ihoir M*rvk’p in the fol
lowing
:
‘'I' m Je»»f ¡ im nroch
obliged to you g**n*ilrwn
T kin 1 •*
f*ut < f <le <lonh Litwrt b. dono mn«h-
up hl* mind to mil me h<» n»*. I reckon
he kin trmiMlttte me wiihout no a*
-1*t h n<e.”
Honestly sold. Economical in
every way. Every particle is full
of actual leavening value. A full
money’s worth.
You save
............
time _ when
vhen you
use it Calumet is all baking
powder. It begins to raise bak­
ings the instant they
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*XL
are put " £ into
the oven. You don’t have to keep
peeping’’ to see if bakings
ba
are aU
lght.
_ You ______
know the
...ev ’ are. Calu­
met is sure— never tails. That’s
economy. And true economy—in
cost -in use—in time»
Life.
Life 1» a grettt deni Ilk» n ball gaim-
wlil( l> 1» never over until the Inst hi
fling 1» 'played und the great umpire
«ny«. “Out " Amt by good batting and
flelding (right thmklog ami temperate
llvlntr» the game may po»»ltdv go Into
extra Innings. What kind of a game
are you playing, 11 «even Inning affair
or <tn overtime contest»—Arkansaw
Thomas Cwt.
One trial will prove it and show
you in results why millions of
shiewd. thrift; nousewives prefer Calumet
to ail other brar.da.
The unfailing strength of Calumet
X
larantees perfect results. Not only saves
our—sugar eggs, eta,—but saves Baking
Powder. You use only a teaspoonful- you
use two teaspoonfuls or more of most other
brands.
Calumet contains only such .r.gredients as
have been approved officially by the U. S.
Food Authorities.
UNIVERSITY
• OREGON•
■ maintained by the ntnte
in order that the young peo­
ple of Oregon mny receive,
without root, the benefits of
a liberal education.
YOU SAVE
MATEHiALS IT iS
USED WITH
Highest
Quality
Highest
Awards
The Usiver.ity includes the Colle)e of
Lrtemturv, Science and the Arts, the
Graduate School, the School of Phyi-'
wal Education, and the profeaaional'
Schools of Lav. Median»(at Portland:.
Architecture. Commerce. Journalism.
Education «nd M uik .
High atandarda of acholarahip are
made poaaible by an able faculty, veil
equipped laboratories and a library of
nearly 100.000 volume».
Supervised athletics are encouraged
and every attention given the health
students.
■nJ .
With a heiahiened eonlidenee
Sained Uy <l>. reeent eapreeei.n
of puhlie eupporl. the I'oiverally
la now entering upon nn ere of
large development and »»tended
oaofnlneaa.
For a catalogue or for any information,
address:
1HE HFGI.STKAR
vvraily »I Or»
When you buy a pound of Calumet you get a full
pound—16 oz. Some high priced baking powders are
now being put on the market in 12-oz. cans instead of a pound. Be
sure you are getting a pound when you want it No short weights
with Calumet.
K«»vnv. livra»,.
Chicago.
Wednesday.
— AT—
The California and Oregon
1 Coast Railroad Company
DR. R. J. UE3TUL, Veterinarian. '
Residence 838 Washington boule !
va rd. phone 398-R.
SAVES THREE
WAYS
Competent
Mechanics
and Prompt
Service
WANTDU— More pickers wanted
moved, packed, shipped and stored I
Free transportation to and from
Office phone 124-Y.
the Christie hop yards, bus Reales
GRANTS PASS-MEDFORD TRUCK.
Service car an» were all valla
from Claus Schmidt's corner each
Phone 333-J.
85
morning at 6:30.
65tf
Welding of all kind*
PIANO INSTRUCTION
WANTEIF Dozen or more young
Day phone ll.T-J—Night 2.T2-R
Rhode Island Reds or Plymouth MRS. JAMES M. POWWR8, Instruc- j
Rocks. L. A. Robertson, 306
tor on piano; studio over Barnes’
West G street.
63
Jewelry; open 9 to 5 dally, except j
I Tuesday and Wednesday. Phone —,
« ,.r
.
j w
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CALUMET BAKING POWDER
E. 8. VAN DYKE, Attorney Practices
In al! courts First National Rank
Building
Wiring
265-j.
Solovnon’e Tsmple.
It 1« brdtiwed today Try many aa
win's that th»- i ild Te-vmiisnt dcscrip-
tlon of Holomon’» li-trrph’ wu» written
by the Jew* after their return from
’he captivity, with the ttvrnorv of 1 lie
row' sj.lemlors of Babylon fresh In
their mind«, «ny» Anatrutlier Mnekay,
writing In the Atlantic Monthly ft
I» possible that the actual temple
wan a «liuple place of worship. If It
hail »•<■> n otherwise It 1« hardly po-vl
Ide that on romaine of It would be
visible today, seeing that the Iws
pica of E'zypt, wt.leh are »0 much old
er, remain. In «sur cane», almost
trito.
W. OOLVIG,
U’orney-at-la w.
Grants Pass Banking Co. Bldg.
O 3. BLANCHARD, Attorney-at-law.
MIHt’ELLANEOl H
FOR HALE Fancy Berkshire* < lone­
Golden Rule Bldg
Phone 270.
ly related to the (6500 boar und tlANKERS UFE COMPANY. Des
C.
A.
-"DLEIt.
Attorney-at-law.
M
the (3900 sow recently sold at
Moines. Iowa Idatrlet agent. My­
•‘■□ic sirile. Grants Pass, Ore.
public auction In the east. River
ron C. Gaston. Grants Paas. Ore GEO. H. DURHAM, Attorney-at-law
Banks Farms.
66tf
Over (7.500,000 In force In Ore­
referee In bankruptcy. Masonic
gon
.
95tf
HOCHE FOR SALE—Furnished or
Temple. Phone 135-J.
unfurnished, beautifully situated, KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS — Ther­
JAMES T. 0HI.NNOCK
Lawyer
6 rooms, bath, pantry and attic.
mopylae lodge No.,50, meets every
First National Bank Building
Garage, wood shed and chicken
second and fourth Tuesday even­
No. 64 7
yard. Huy from owner
ing. Visitors Invited
09tf A. C. HOUGH—I.awyer. Tttffg Bldg.
Practlga In all courts
North Second street
7 7
ALBANY NURSERIES. Inc.—’’The V. A C. AHLF, lawyer, practice In
FOR HALE 8 good horses, 6 good
old reliable." Treee of quality. Al­
state and federal courts. Office
wagon», hay press, all kinds of
bany Oregon. F. E. Jordan, spe­
over Nations! Drug Store
farming Implements, balled alfal­
cial agent, Granta Pane. Ore. 37tf
—V
fa and grain hay, and rolled bar­
PRACTICAL
ROOFING-
Asphalt
'
ley. Reagor ranch, phone 201-X,
Medford, Ore.
70 « and gravel paper and composition,
roofing. Ie»ky tanka repaired,
.30 ACRES FOR HALE Improved
cheat». Repairs a sneofalty. Four-;
3H mile* trout Grant* runs, lu
teen years experience. L. J. Otis, i
ELECTRIC
Fruitdale. 8*4 acre* grapes, fam­
740 North 10th St., Granta Pasa, j
HI Pl’Ll ES
ily orchard, well fenced. E. C
Ore Phone 211-Y.
69 j
ANI.
Underwood. Rd. 4, phono 6O3-F-4.
APPLIANCES
70 FOR PLUMBING, concrete, sidewalk­
AT
ing. phone 333-Y.
89
TENT FOR SALE 10x12. go d as
ANY
ONE
KNOWING
the
where-
,
new. See It at the Battery Shop.
about« of Robert Blaine, will thye
Stewart IMsbrow.
72
please notify his sister. Miss May I
PHONE
203 SOUTH.
PLUMS AND PRUNES. 4c per lb;
Blaine, 215 Moore St . Jackson. |
SIXTH ST.
will deliver In 100-lh. lots.
Order
Michigan, care Mrs. John Hunt. 69 I
before drying »«»son. Otto Hen-
TA.\i
rtcaon, Rd. 2, box 24.
Phone
602-F-21.
68 SOONER TAXI Phone 262-R tor
Jitney Luke or Cutler Calls an­
Foil SALE 100 tons of alfalfa liny.
awered anywhere, anytime
noti
First cutting. «20 per ton Warren
D. Mae, Applegate. Ore.
72 PALACE TAXI -Phone 22-.I
Tom
Wind.
03tf
MASTRI»
WANTED Second hand 5 or 6-ln> h
DRAYAGE ANI» TRANSFER
centrifugal pump In good condi­ THE WORLD MOVER; so do we
tion. Isaac Beet.
38tf
Hunch Bros Transfer Co. Phone|
349.
WANTED—-MIII workers and tally­
man. See Goetz nights, Josephine f .
G. ISHAM, drayage and transfer.
hotel.
53tf
Safes.
pianos
and
furniture
PAGE TIBER
OLD PAL PETE
This is a P. S. to the letter I wrote you on the
buzzing Lirsited. Kid, for a fact, I’m hitting 13
on making up Camel advertisements. And I’ll
say it right here! Porter, give us the lights!
Just skimmed another swell Camel fact I Stop
this: Guess I’ve smoked a million Camels! Pete,
they never tired my taste yet!!!! And, old socks,
put Camels to the test! Then you’ll wise up
that Camels leave no unpleasant cigaretty after­
taste nor unpleasant ogaretty odor!
That’s some smoke news. I’ll say, when you
been trying to fuss the “straight” brands! And,
old shoe, you ought to know, they gave you a
lacing!
What makes a dent on my disposition is that
while Camels are the mildest cigarette and the
mellowest cigarette any man can buy they’ve
¿of aW the "body” you ever heard tell of!
Why Pete, I got as many new selling ideas
about Camels as there are hairs on a purr-kitty’s
tail 1
Drop your old lamps down here,—how’s that
for blazing the joy Camels pass out 1
Me for more of ’em