Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, December 03, 1920, Page 3, Image 3

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REAL BOTATE
HAILING—One-ton G. M. C. truck
equipped with pneumatic tires E. T. McKINSTRY. 603 g St., phone
does all kinds of hauling; special­
355-R. general real estate business
ty: Sand, gravel, granite and loam.
Best ot soils tor fruit, hay or gen­
Temporary pboue, 323-R.
Call
FOR HAUK
eral farming
FOR 8ALE-—Modern 7-room house
for Roy Wilcox. Res. 516 Rogue
Ix>t 100 feet by 175. Deep shade,
HIGGINS
& VERDIN—General real
WOOD FOR 8A1JB—Dellvered for
River Ave.
53
fruit, close In. Apply to 608 L
estate. Office 111 South Sixth.
13.75 per tler. Phone W. 8. Rob­
street.
45
Phone 69.
20tf
RADIATOR SHOP—Radiators and
inson. Wildervllle.
Oltf
pumps
a
specialty,
auto,
gas
and
FOR
SALE
Young
red
Duroc
pigs.
SEE
BALLINGER
&
HCLL
for
farm,
FOR 8ALEJ Rlver Banks Batter
A Gigler.
41 < steam engines, pipe fittings and
city and business property. 10 and
llerkshlroe Thrlfty, prollflc stock.
plumbing; general repairing. Shop
11 Flanagan Bldg.
35tf
Rlver Banks Ferma.
03tf FOR BA1JS—-8ix room plastered
505 South Sixth street, phone 306.
house.
Modern.
Corner
lot
SEASONED WOOD FOR SALE- Oak
Bryan & Woolfolk.
27tf
TAX.
50x100 feet. Three blocks west
and laurel, 34.75; body fir, *4;
of courthouse. Buy from owner
SINGER” leads as usual—1921 SOONER TAXI — Paone 468-K tor
pine and second growth fir. 13.75;
Jitney Luke or Cutler
Calls an­
SOI C street
41
models on floor Grants Pa3s Hard-
mansanlta, 65. C. W. l«ambrecht.
swered anywhere, anytime.
86tf
FOR SALE— fixcellent sewing ma­
See
them.
Your
terns
ware C->
Rd. 1, Box 11.
26tf
chine. Price |18. Inquire at 615
are ours, J. IV. Scott, sales man-
flKAYAGE AND TRANSFER
BALED HAY FOR SALE— 8 m H. N.
North Fourth St.
41
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——
—-
ager Singer Sewing Machine Co.
THE
WORLD MOVES, so dp we.
I’.irkor.
5»
75tf
FOR^SALE One bay colt coming 4
Bunch Bros. Transfer'po. Phone
"f‘R SALE—3-day old Jersey heifer
years old. Will make 1400-lb
349.
FOR KENT
calf. Call L. F. Roat. 663 North
horso. F. M. Rathbun, Murpliy.
FOR RENT—Farm ou the Applegate F. G. ISHAM, dravage and transier.
Eighth street, or phone 339-L. 42
Ore.
41
pianos
and
furniture
6 miles above Murphy. 100 acres , •' Sales.
PIANO FOR «HIÆ CHEAP -Call at FOR SALE- Beautiful homo on N.
moved, packed, shipped and stored
in cultivation. Good grain or corn
719 North Fourth street.
66
Second street. Six room, plastered
Office phone 1 ?4-Y
land, some Irrigation. Will rent
house. Modern. Good range con­
for one or three years for 3200
VET1.1UN AllY SI RGEON
RESIDENCE FOR 8A1Æ 7-room
nected for hot water. Two or
per year. on*half cash In advance,
modern house, with lot 100x100.
DR.
R
J BESTIE. Veterinarian
four lota. Garage and wood shod.
balance payable before expiration
Call at 211 A street.
45
R«*sidence 838 Washington boule­
Buy from owner. 301 C St.
41
of year. See or address W. , S. |
vard. phone 3 98-R.
Bailey, Murphy, Oregon.Rd. 1. 43
FOR SALE—Typewriter In
good
running order.
Call at Grant» FOR RENT—One sleeping room.
PHYSICIANS
MICKIE SAYS
Pass hotel.
37tf
408 E street.
4Ï L. O. CLEMENT. M. D . Practice
FOR SALE -Small house and lot.
-limited to diseases of eye. dtr. nose
WANTED
Call at 114 Overlhnd Ave., corner
Boss en.H« W Mt NtOl T
J
and throat.. Glasses fitted Hours
quit Nt'Wovavta.'HG ' h go ihto 1
of North 2nd street.
4 2 WANTED--Furnished
9-12, 2-5, or on appointment.
or
house
BUG1MES«. TH’ FIRST XUtMO
Phones,
office 62; residence 359-J.
Can
apartments
for
three
adults,
FOR SALE—Purebred Jersey Duroc
WOULD DO ’D e>€ X' bAtXU-t H«w
120 8. LOUGH RIDGE. M. D. Physiclafl
give
references.
Address
No.
pigs.
Also
one
registered
sow.
C.
«tLF SOLIO W'TH TH' LOCAL
44
caro of Courier.
A. Pruitt, Merlin, Oro.
4 2
and surgeon. City or country calls
EDITOR OH SLWPtMG- HUA hr-
attended day or night.
Phones.
CONTRACT FEU «b NEAKG ADUER- FOR SALE Dodge touring car. STRAYED There came to my place
TH’ EDITOR AH'
Res.
369;
Office.
182;
«th
and H.
one
spotted
black
and
white
year
­
nearly now, in first class condition,
Classified Advertising
TU' DANKER V4tXH NOU'.'SAME
I th ' e>oss" E nd th ' « est vt
ling heifer. Owner call for same. E. J. BILL1CK. M. D.
equipped with cord tires, bumper,
I’Uysiciau
H. L. Reed. Murphy.
4 4
tool box, cut out. rebound straps.
and surgeon; office Schallhorn
Weed chains. Price 11200. 107« WANTED-- 1 ton or more of 8—12
block, phone 54-j; residence. 1004
3 9tf or 16 pound steel rails. J. B. Allen.
North Ninth St.
I«awnrldge. phone 54-L.
,
45 W. F. RUTHERFORD—Manua1 'he-
FOR SALE Hot Point electric iron, Josephine hotel.
raputica.
It gets your arment.
used •«inly six times, dvfner mov­ WANTED TO
RENT—Furnished
Office over Barnes' Jewelry store.
ing to «ranch. Price |7. 1076 N.
house or apartments. Address No.
Office hours 9:30-12; 1:30-4.
Ninth Sfe
39tf
121 caro Courier.
41
RALPH W STEARNS, M. D. Phy-
FOR SALE—27 acres fine
black
DENTISTS
X-ray equlp-
land, house, well, orchard,, vine-j
alelan and surgeon
Offlce. Ms-
ment,
dental
X-ray.
yard, %-acre berry patch, ”4-mile E. C. MACY, D. M. D.
First-class
sonic Tetnple Bldg. Phones: Of-
from station on Southern Pacific, j
dentistry. 109*4 S. 6th St
fice 21-J: residence 21-L.
32,090. Address K Root, Hugo.1
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St-kj-nOot
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Fifty years ago the old secret of
'staining glass, which was lost with the
decline of art In the seventeenth and
eighteenth centuries, was rediscovered
an*, with the aid of chemistry, has
made remarkable progress. This Is
Shown by the fact that today the
glass-stalner disposes of more than
5,000 different pigments, while In the
twelfth century, th» golden age of
glass staining, only 12 colors were
known
The First Athletes.
The Greeks were nniotip the first
to Insist on gymnastics a» part of the
early training of the child. They act­
ed on the principle of "a sout.d mind
In a sound itody." and thus the moral
training of the young was Included tn
the physical work carried on in the
gymnasium.
A Nptoriously Lovable Man.
Of n New York yeggmnn recently
murdered n pnptr naively rays: "He
had heen only four months out of jail:
he hml «erred fonr terms for burglary
and truck thievery; his father snfd his
son never came home except to _ extort
money from his family. All the wit­
nesses Insist that he had no enemies I
and none of them can think of any
I
renson why anyone should have tried
ro kill him
Seven
Sea».
This term Is usually employed a» a
figure of speech by writer« when re-
ferring to the total water area of rhe
globe
This item would therefore In­
clude the North Atlantic. South At­
lantic. Arctic. Antarctic and Indian,
ano the Pacific, divided into North
and South Pacific.
“Only One Thing
Breaks My Cold”
“That’s Dr. Kind’s New Dis­
covery, for Fifty Years
a Cold-Breaker”
IME-TRIED for fifty years and
never more popular than today.
T Nothing
but the relief it gives from
stubborn old colds, and on-rushing
new ones, grippe and throat-torturing
coughs could have made Dr. Kiqg’s
New Discovery the standard remedy it
is today. No harmful drugs.
Always reliable, and good for the
whole family. Has a convincing, heal­
ing taste with all its good medicinal
qualities. At all druggists, 60 cents
61.20 a bottle.
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For ColdfJ and Cougha
BE PREPARED
For three generations
mother« have successfully used
Foley’s Honey and Tar
Polishing Varnished Floor
MRS. JAMES M. POWERS, instruc­
T<> polish a varnished floor, rub
tor on piano; studio over Barnen’
.well with eqtlnl qnnntltle« of beeswax
jewelry.
Phone 265-J.
NURSERY stock of all kinds. Orna­
ami liiria-ntlne Another method Is to
mental, shade and fruit trees. Geo.
Civil. ENGINEER
take equal parts of olive oil and
H. Parker.
70tf
spirits of turpentine, wet a «oft cloth
CIVIL ENGINEER-«- Daniel McFar­ with these rub the wood har«1 then
land, Civil’ Engineer and Surveyor. rub with a dry cloth. Tills la also
ALBANY NURSERY, trees of qui!
Res. 7 47 North Tenth St. Phone good for hlnck walnut furniture and
4ty. F. E. Jordan, special agent.
Jll-Y.
Oltf sewing machines.
860 N. 7th St., Graut» Pasa. 83U
as a safe remedy for the relief of
421
5. O. 8.. Signal for Help.
S. O. 8. Is the code signal of dis­
tress and other than being the signal
agreed upon as a call for help Is hardly
to be “translated." Seamen sometimes
say the letters mean "Save our souls."
The letters also ure sometimes inter­
preted as standing for "send otn -uc-
cor.” but do not, of course, mean either
of the phrases. S. O. S. In the inter­
national Morse code i- three dots,
three dashes and three dots.
Halfway Measures Don’t Pay.
Common Sense Greatest Gift.
The man who fluctuates with the
Notwithstanding nil our admiration
for genius, and our longing for gifts, ups and downs of any enterprise rare­
for talents, there Is no endowment so ly prospers, while the man who give*
envious
sound common sense. It his whole heart to the proposition and
may not soar Into the heavens, nor sticks to It year In and year out
fathom the deeps nor achieve earth's nearly always «cores a success.
I
wonderful snccedhes. but It Is the bal­
ance wheel of life
PIANO INSI DI < TION
Ore
CT mug '
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Art of Staining Glass.
cold, cough, croup and whooping cough.
It i* pure, wholesome, and children like
it.
Contain* no opiate*.
Especially
good for croup and whooping cough—
the two terror* of childhood.
Mr*. W. H. TWnton. Littt« Mock. Ark.,
writ»« this: "My llttl* boy t,l a *«v«ro at­
tack of croup, but two do««« of rotor'* Honey
and Tor relieved him, and ho went back to
tloep and era* troubled no more, I would not
bo without It at ssjr prio*.’’
DrKing’s
New Discovery
I
1 he Results of Constipation
are sick headaches, biliousness, sallow
skin, waste matter in the intestinal
system. Correct this health
under­
health-under
mining condition by taking Dr. King’s
Pills. Feel
F**" good
—" every "day. Keep
the system
_________
item clean
and _______
virile. Same
old price, 25 cents. All druggists.
T> Prompt! Won t
Cripe