Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, November 22, 1920, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextGHAMTW PA** DAILY <X»VN.kh MONIHY, NOVMMHEH M, 1*1. Classified Advertising Htu MAi.M Live Stock Facts MJMUKLLANKOl'* WOOD FOR 8AIJ6 lt.llv.red for NURSERY stock of all kinds. Orna 88.76 p.r tl.r, 1‘bone W. 8. Rob mental, shade and fruit trees Goo. inson. WlUlarvlIln Oltf H. Parker. TOtf FINISH OFF FEEDERS EARLY No Cisse of Csttle Yet Produced More Suitable for Market Demands Then Baby Beef. roil HALF, Hirer Hunke Hotter ALBANY NVRSEiHY, treea of qual Berkehlroe Thrifty, prolific stock. ity. F. M. Jordan, special agent. River Hanks Farms OStf 880 N. 7th 8t., Grants Paas. 83tf FrvxleiW show an Increasing terw dency toward finishing off their beef nil tie st younger age«. In general this tendency Is create«) by two causes: First, consumers are demanding «mall high quality cuts of meat; second, the eoat of producing beef, due to advance In land values, feeds, labor and taxes, has Inr-reeaed to such an extent that leaders sn<1 breeder» ran seldom hold their «attlr to advanced age» at a profit. General renditions In the past few years have Indicated that no class of ireef yet produ< erl more nearly ful fills the requirements of both pro ducer and coueumer than baby beef, and the feedlag of baby Iteeves lias been Increasing In popularity. In the early days of the cattle In dustry sierra were ke'pff on the range FOR HALE- Lumbar. 1 and 3-luch ■’BINGER" loads as usual—1831 common, rough lumber, all dimen- midols on floor tirante Paas Hard tluns, 825 per 1000 feet at Mf ware Co Hee them. Your terms Merlin yard. Jaenpblne Lumber are ours. J W. Scott, sales man Co., 107 North 8th. Phone 188. 8» ager Singer Sewing Machine Co. 76« FOR HA LE-Write ua for prices on strictly fancy alfalfa seed, clover RADIATOR SHOP—Radiators and seed, timothy, and all field seeds. pumps a specialty, auto, gas and Monarch Heed and Feed Co., Med steam engines, pipe fittings and ford, Ore. 37 plumbing; general repairing. Shop 506 South Sixth street, phone 308. FOR HAI j E 40 acres ot unimproved Bryan & Woolfolk. 27« land, under ditch, on Pacific high way, choice location. Will sell II M I.ING -One-tod O. M. C. truck all or half of sam«. Address No. oqulpped with pneumatic tires Ill care of Courier. 38 does all kinds of hauling; special ty: Sand, gravel, granite and loam. SEASONED WOOD FOR SALE Oak Temporary phone, 323-R. Call and Liiiri-f. 81 7 f-; body fir. 84; for Roy Wilcox, Ros. 616 Rogue pine and second growth fir, 83.78; River Ave. 53 mansanlta, 86. C. W. lambrecbt. PLAGE your order immediately with Rd. 1, Hoi 11. 36lf the Josephine Farmers Coopera I’oli S\l,l' l-’nsth J«<r«<-y cow otto tive Association for eastern shell llonrlcson. Rd. 3. Phono 602-F- ed corn at 847.60 per ton at car 11. 27tf door, and you furnish sacks. For December 1st delivery. Josephine Foil HALE Second hand sol of Farmers Cooperative Association, breeching harnesa for two horses. c. N. Culy, Mgr. S3 Price 810 cash. Call at the.Q. B. Berry harness shop. 33 i v ilt EXCHANGE FOR 8AI«E—20 acres of land 7 miles WILL EXCHANGE tor city home. from Grants Pass, under ditch, 15 H aireg outside city limits part % mile from achool and railroad ly under ditch. Inquire 824 A on Rd. 4 Price 8500. O. L. Robin street. 17tf son. Rd. 4. S3 DEALER'S LICENSE 127—for salt Foil SALE—Gentle team driving salmon Will trade for spuda. C. hors««, suitable for woman or J. Bardon, 100 Burgess St. 3 4 chil l to <lrb<> Weight about 850. i Wild. TRADE Seattle Fot- 80x100 Also harness and wagon. Address feet, valuo 8900, for land under No. 113 care ot Courier. 88 Grants Pass Irrigation Ditch. Will pay equity and assume. C. O. Wol- .1: < or acre >t fine gar bro. 107 N. 8th St 35 den land. 5-room house, good else barn, chi-ken house, 2 wells, «lose < it II. ENGINEER In on 8th nt regt- fiddress Hof • IL ENGINEER Daniel McFar 5 Rd. 4. 36 land. Civil Engineer and Surveyor FOR SALE I'aed pipe of all alres, Res. 7 47 North Tenth St. Phone brass valves, pipe fittings Submit 1 V Oltf your requirements to us for price« TAJU All goods guaranteed. Oregon Ma chinery Co , Eugene, Orc. 40 HOONEH TAXI Phone 262-R tor FOR SALE CHEAP—Light team, weight about 1100, harness and wagon. Call al Granta Pass Feed Barn 86 HENS FOR BAU6—Good condition 1071 Fail A a treat 31 FOR SALE 42«lnch Simplex man gle. Phone 50IMÌ or call 810 Howard St. 3 2 ORGAN, good condition for sale. Very cheap. Mast go at oneq. Airs. Geo. Tetherow, 710 J Street, phone 397-J. 32 Breeders Show Tender*/ to Finish Off Their Cats. at Younger Ages. until front three to five years of age. Tlie nae of better hulls with conse quent improvement In quality and enrly maturity of cattle, together with heav ier grain feeding, lias made It possible to put just as much flesh on the ani mals by the tltne they are from 10 to SO months of nite. With Improve ments In le-eedlng aqd In feed-lot meth ods heavier cuttle with more qttnl Ity may In Ume be put on the market nt even a younger age. The precise age at which steers should he mar keted depends upon several conditions whlqh must be determined by the Indi Jitney Luke or Cutler. Calls an vidual feeder swered anywhere, anytime. 86tf YOU HAVE RE AD THIS BEFORE For many yearn Foley's Honey and PALACE TAXI PbOM 22-J Tom Tar han been advertised In the lead Wind 03tf ing nuwspaiwrs of the United States. You have often read about this fine DRAY AGE AND TRANSFER ¡'old reliable family medicine. Do THE WORLD MOVES; so do we you know that newspapers nowadays Bunch Broe. Transfer Co. Phone ar« strict In the rules governing ad vertisements and that exaggerated 349. statements are not permitted? So F ISHAM, drayage and transfer. when we say Foley’s Honey and Tar Safes, pianos and furniture checks coughs, colds and croup, al lays Irritation, cuts the phlegm, moved, packed, shipped and stored nootlij*« and heals, you know It is Office phone 124-Y, PHYSICIANS — D . Practice FOR BALE—Jersey heifer. 1 year I. O. CLEMENT M limited to diseases of eye. ear, nose old. Also squash and alfalfa bay. and throat. Glasses fitted. Hours Phono 149-J. 33 9-13, 2-5, or on appointment. PORTIERS- One pair of extra fine Phones, office 62; residence 369-J. quality at a very low price. Also 8. LOUGHRIDGE, M D. Physician old papers for starting flrea. Call and aurgedn. City or country calls at 4 23 H street. 38 attended day or night Phones, Itto. 369; Office, 182; 6tb and H WANTED Heavy Cold? Chest All Clogged Up? Don’t Give it a Chance to •‘Set In”—Use Dr. King’s New Discovery ON’T let it get a start. Dr. King’s New Discovery will get right down to work, relieving the tight feeling in the chest, quieting the rack ing cough, gently stimulating the bowels, thus eliminating the cold poisons. Always reliable. For fifty years a standard remedy. All the family can take it with helpful results. Eases the children’s croup. No harmful drugs. Convincing, healing taste that the kiddies like. AU drug gists, 00 cents, >1.20 a bottle. D Physician WANT TO BUY timber for wood. E. J. BII4JCK, M. D. and surgeon, office Schallborn Address P. O. Box No. 93 Grants block, phone 54- j ; residence, 1004 P ush , Oro. 83 Ixiwnrldge, phone 64-L. REAL ESTATE W. F RUTHERFORD Manual «he- E. T. .MoKINSTRY. «03 G St., phone raputlcs. It geta your airment. 355-R, general reW ostate business Office over Barnes’ jewelry store Best of soils for fruit, hay or gen Offl n hours 9 311 : I ; m -4. eral farming. RALPH W STEARNS, M. D. Phy sician and surgeon. X-ray equip HIGGINS VERDIN—General real ment, dental X-ray. Office, Me estate. Office 111 South Sixth, sonic Temple Bldg. Phones: Of Phone «9. 3<)tf fice 21-J; residence 21-L. MICKIE SAYS VattH, BOHgU', PAOB waaa — X For coldsandcoughs DnKmg ’ s New Discovery VETERINARY SURGEON DR. It. J BESTUL, Veterinarian. Residence 83 8 Washington boule vard. phone 398-R. Feel Badly? Bowels Sluggish? Haven’t any.“pep" in work.or play? You're constipate«!! The stimulating action of Dr. King's Pills brings tuck old time energy, makes the Dowels and liver respond to your strong healthy body. Ail druggists, 25c. 5M<* m muu* MP avi DENTISTS «uapaiAt woe»—deal ■ < MACY. D M I). Firatstlaaa via ava tsae dentistry. 109% S. «th St ocrtlto Gne, pm < xh ‘ mcruajE 1* KCMttVC ATTORNEYS «►ab vt IH—Me! Su IK NORTON. Attorney-at-liw iw' eoaa'ev think Practices In all State and Federal rrà cMWiatMMeaK Courts. il Quite Often These Teeth Lacerate Sow's Teats and She Won’t Let Youngsters Suck. Pigs are horn with four sharp hard tusks, two above and two below. Take a pair of nlp[>era—you can find them at almost any hardware store—and cttt the four sharp tusks off. not too near the gums. Quite often these tusks ent tire sow’s tents, make them tore and she will not let the pigs suel. Then. also, the plirs cut theniselve'- with these tusks, and sometime« stlcl them through their tongue and can not stick. an«f starve. They often cause sore month. Be sure to cut them off. They are soft anti easily removed. A pair of sharp scissors will do. D<> not try to pull them out hut cut them off. If you see a pic that Is getting to« fnt. you will know It Is robbing Its miltea. To prevent tit's take a sharp knife and cut Its rooter In two or three places, deep enough to make It sore, and It will -rtrp It. CARING FOR WEANING LAMBS If to Be Kept for Breeding Purposes They Should Be Put In Good, Fresh Pasture. If lambs are sold from three to flic months of ago they may run with their dntns until tltaf time The lambs to h. kept for breeding purposes should he weaned at the same time and put on fresh pastures whore there Is no dan ger of stomach worms. When the xennlng Is done nt this time the ewe- ran be pnt lu better eofidltlifli for th« full bre«-«llng. Ram lamb« left In the flock c orry the ewe« and may get some of them In lamb. When lamb» are to kept on the farm th«- l>e«t method of weaning 1« to leave them «>• the old’ pasture for three or four dn.vs ami remove the ewes to a »entity pas ture to cheek their milk flow. A« soon ns the lambs cease frettinc for their dams they may be moved to fre«b pastures where the ewes have not been. Ewes with large udders should be partially milked once every three days until they go dry. The children love Wrigley’s—and it’s good for them. Made under conditions of absolute cleanliness and brought to them in Wrigley's sealed sanitary package. Satisfies the craving for sweets, aids digestion, sweet ens breath, allays thirst and helps keep teeth clean. Costs little, benefits much. Still 5‘ I » / ADVICE FOR GOOD BREEDERS Interest tn Nation Wide Fffort to Im. prove Dômestle Animals Is Quite Noticeable. First Nstlonal Rank Bldg. CHICHESTER S PILLS W. OOLV1G, Attorney-at-law. Grants Pass Banking Co. Bldg V R. 8. VAN DYKE, Attorney. Practices In all courts. First National Bank Building. T1IF l»l BBAND. A Aak year for <h • IM awn on J Rr«n<!//\| I’Uia lu Red Bixl R*I4 m«taUlc^^/ tioae*. «Mied with Plue Rif «boa. Taha w* other Boy >awr ▼ _ rtUA.». si ya«r» known»«Des’.Sfifett.ANrayaKeMfibli SOLOBV ORLülMSISEVERYWHU« O s BLANCHARD, lAttorney-at-igw Golden Rule Bldg. Phone 270. <’■ A. -UDLER, Attorney-at-law m . i awwie I «mole, Granta Pass. Ore. CUT OFF PIGS’ SHARP TUSKS Tr«.U.Jitornia, and Oregon I Coast Railroad Company # TEO. H. DURHAM, Attorney-at-law referee In bankruptcy, .Masonic I Temple. Phone 136-J. TIME (’.ARIt ----------- Effective Nov. 24, 1919. ,11 rnn i.lsys, (Vednas-| I AMES T. dlllNNOCk I. <♦ '.vs ai d Fridays First National r ank Build u> I I«eave Grants P ars ............... 1 P.M. A. C. HOUGH—lawyer, Tuffs Bldg | Arrive Waters Creek........... 2 P..M. ( l*ave Waters Creek ........... 2:30 P.M Practice In all courts j Arrive Granta Paia............. 4 p.M. V. A. C. A7T1.F, lawyer, practice In ; For Inform Grit ro ardlnj freight j sut" and federal courts. Off ce (and pasr.>nger rates i id at the offlae lor th« company. Lnadhnra building over Nation»’ Drug Store | or telephone 181 rralqa Bulletins on <>rcedlng. feeding end farm management are requested to n noticeable extent by persons enrolling In the "Better Sires- Better Stock” moveftent. The Interest 111 the tuition wide effort to Improve the quality of domestic animais ami the evident de sire of live-stock owners to obtain de pentlable Information has caused ex perts of the I’nlt<nl States department of agriculture to conclude that good hrtwders 'are good readers, and vice versa. Bend, Nov. 22—(A. P.) The jury found a yerdict of guilty ol mur der in the second degree against A. J. Weston in having slain Robert H. Krug, a recluse, who was found dead In embers of his home in March. 1979. Mngraiatl k . ardi»—CmsrW MUou, A THAN St.KING FJU*T POR YOTR «(OR* can be made wl.h a gw^pou« mesa ot our suferlor ffoed. Surely he deserve* the 'kjR on that day «a «oil u 111» Mtoiun friends. Order a «»•> You'll be doing as your horse Ton’ll have a »vary way. la aad value. , • • V JOSEPHINE COUNTY FLOUR 1TCU» Comer Third and G Street 123