Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, January 10, 1921, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextG HA NTS PAHS DAILY OOIKIF* MONDAY, JANUARY lo, 11(21. PAGE THREE ■■ Classified Advertising DRAYAGE AND TRANHFEIl FOR HA I AC NOTHING LOST BY COURTESY Yet It Is s Somewhat Humiliating Fact That Comparatively So Faw Practice IL roR SALE--River Banks Batter THE WOKIJ) MOVES; so do we Whether tn a letter or face to face, Berkshire«. Thrifty, prolific stock.' Bunch Transfer Co. Office phone there Is nothing In the whole big wide River Banks Farms. 08tf I world that does so much to make a 349; residence phone 816-J. good Impiesslon on either stranger or SEASONED WOOD FOR HAI JO Oak F. G. ISHAM, drayage and transfer? acquaintance us simple, elemental, ev Hafee. pianos end furniture eryday courtesy. It Is surprising, with and laurel, 14.71; body fir, 84; moved, pecked, shipped and stored courtesy so valuable?— and so absurdly pine and.second growth fir, 88 75; cheap—that mor« of It isn’t used, Office phone 124-Y. mansanlta, 85. C. W. lambrecht. writes Fred 0. Kelly tn Leslie's. If Rd. 1. Box 11. 2«tf BUILDING (’ONTHAI’TOKH I’m on a train, let me say, and the FOR BALK- Bit good milch oows. HARPSR * SON Buildlag cont«M man ahead of me at the fee water tank Insists ou my drinking first, or five milking, one fresh In Janu tore. Bhop work, furniture orating. bands me the little paper drinking-cup ary, two In March, one In May. Ad Shop 510 H St. Rea. phone 143. he was about to use himself, I thank dress or call J. W Cased, Kerby, hlin. . 1 don't merely grunt my thanks, KKAL EHTATK Ore. Route 1, 7» as If I thought he had given me no HAY—ALL KINDS delivered 829.00 e T. M c K instry , «os o st., phone more than I had coming to me. 1 355-R, general real solate basine«» thank him out loud, so that he can per ton. Bee me at the rink af Beat ot «oils for fruit, hay or geo hear It. And at the first opportunity ternoons. L. W. Hyde. 90 I try to get right back at him by do ere! farwte«. ing some little favor for him. If I FOR SALE—-Froperty at 804 West L Street. 5-room cottage and 3 Iota. HIOGINH A VERDIN General real haven't a cigar to give him. I at least estate Office 111 South Sixth. show that my heart la In the right Bargaln If taken at once. 71 jrr Pkone «9. Zfftf place by offering him a match. If a stranger comes to my office for > »R BAIJC_____ AT A ___________ BARGAIN—One ___ *^•10 490 model Chevrolet in A-l HUE BAUJNOER A HULL for farm, a conference, I pull up a chair for him city and bucinane property. 10 aad with my own fair hand». When he Bumper, extra cordi lion. gets ready to go, I accompany him to 11 Flanagan Bldg. Phone 284. and 1921 llcenee. Inquire of the door. Thus his last recollection 13« care of Courler of rne Is my courteously bowing him DENT1NTH out. FOR BAIzK -Frosh cow. Alfalfa E. 0. MACY, D. M. D. Flrst-cU. If you haven't a lot of acquaintances hay 835 per ton at rauch flve dentistry 109% 8. «th St. I tMl sorry for you. The fault Is mllra west of clty. C. H. Eis probably your own. There must be mann. 71 VETERINAHY HURGEON I>eople all about you who would enjoy FORD FOR HALE In first class DR. R. J. BK0TUL. Veterinarian. knowing you as much as you would enjoy knowing them. As a sporting condition. Inquire of Carl Schmidt Residence 83 8 Washington boule proposition there Is nothing to equal phono 412-F-28. 71 vard. phone 398-R. the fun of seeing how many people you can make your friends. They're FOR SALE -Team, wagon and har- PHYS««AN AND Hl'IUiEON valuable, tangible nsaeta If I were ami Team weighs 1350 and D. Practice called upon to give good advice In good L O. CLEMENT. M 1330. Good harness and limited to dlaeMee of ey«, «ar.noM few words, I would say: "Know a lot In- Studebaker 3-lnch wagon, of folks." and throat. Phone «3; Kes. 239-J. quire 815 East J street 71 FOR HA I Ji —3 heifers, one 1-year 8. LOUOMH1DGE, M. D. Physician old. other 3 days old. Good stock. and surgeon. City or country calle W. E. Carlson.' Box «, Rd. 3. 72 attended day or night. Phones. Res 14»; Office. 183; «th and H. Foil SAtJC Timber for wood In city Umita For particulars see R. E. E. J BILL1CK, M. D. Physician Camp. BM West L street 72, and surgeon, offloe Bchallhorn FOR BALE—Klrataln manpower block, phon« 54-j; rusidenee. 1004 stump puller. Fully equipped l4kwnridge. phone 54-L. , Price 875. Addrera No. 134 care of Oouri«r. 71 W. F. RUTHERFORD—Manual the- raputlca. Office over Barnes' jew FOR BALE-- Good 3-rootned plas elry. Hours 9:30-13; 1:30-4. tered house About 3 acre« good land, small bearing pear orchard. RALPH W STEARNS, M. D. Phy- Property first place on left south slclan and surgeon, X-ray equip- of river bridge. R. 1* Cannon, ltd. ment, denial X-ray. Offlce, Me- 4, Box 3, Granta Pass, Ore 95 sonic Temple Bldg. Phones Of- flee 21-J: residence 2BL. 411 Foun- ■ YOUNG HENS for »ale T 7 1 dry street. ATTORNEYS ---- --------------------------------------- WANTVD D NORTON, Attorney-at-law. Practice* In atl State and Federal WANTED — High school boy j Courts. First Natlunal Bank Bldg. wants place to work for board while attending school In Grants G. W. ‘COLVIG. Attorney-at-law. Fa«« Orla Brown. Unco, Ore. 71 Ì Granta Paas Banking Co. Bldg. WANTED TO BUY—One 5 or 8-h p. I gasoline engine. Second hand. B 8 VAN DYKE. Attorney. Practices In all courts First National Bank Must be In first clam order. Apply BulMing al 1054 N. 5th St. 71 H I WANTED -Middle aged lady for O. 8. BLANCHARD, Attorney-at-law. cook on dairy ranch. Eight on ten (tolden Rule Bldg Phone 270. men. Write to Chas. Paia, Smith C. A. «’DLISR. Attorney-at-law. Ma- WANTED —■ Agricultural graduate •nwte i «.a-de. Grants Pass, Ore. with several years of practical ex perience wants position as farm GEO. 11. DURHAM. Attorney-at-law referee In bankruptcy. Masonic manager. Address No. 137 care Temple Phone 135-J. of Courier. 72 Lawyer WANTED—To rent a modern fur JAMES T. OHINNOCK. First National Rank Building nished house by January 18. I. A. Bnldar. 331 Weet Burgeaa 71 A. C. HOUOH—Lawyer, Taffs Bldg. Prartlee tn all courts. BOOKKEEPER and etonographer desi ree position, care of Courier. Addreoa No. 138 ▼. a . C. AHLF, lawyer, practice In 74 state aad federal coarta. Office orar Netlnwa! Drug Store. WANTED From 75 to 100 cedar !■ J poets. Inquire Wm. Hayes Shoe Hospital. 74 MIHCRIJ.ANSOUS RHPAIR 8HOP—•Plumbin*, pipe work, stnam fittine, boiler and pump work and Installine. 505 South «th Street. Phone 30«. G. ▲. Bryan. 51tf NURHERY stock of all kinds. Orna- yjnental, shade aad fruit trses Qeo. H. Parker. 70tf NEW AND SBOOND HAND GOOD« B. W. Chiles. 401 O otreet. 77 BOLD ON MONEY BACK IM^AN—I wreck autos and truck« and sell the good parts. Bodies, tope, seats, cushions, wheels, tire«, rima, wind shield glasses, lamps, goars, bear ings, axles, bolts, magneto«, car- bureators, spark plugs, rebuilt en gines for any purpose, transmis sion springs. If wanted will in stall the parts. Also I will have a car at all times to be sold at 85 reduction each day until sold. Nearly new 1920 model this time. Watch sign on windshield at Den nis Auto Salvage, 505 South Sixth atreet. OWING TO IROAD conditions we will be unable to deliver wood until about January 24. Tagged Bros 71 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 cxx<h, 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 teste that the kiddies like. All drug gists, 60 cents, *1.20 a bottle. K D TAX« SOONER TAXI—Phone Jitney Luke or Cutler. Call» an swered anywhere, anytime. sfitf i Public Llbrsrlss Qlva List of Works Readlng People Would 8eem to Appréciât«. The Publishers' Weekly has collected from public libraries a list of unwrit ten books that should be available. Included In this list Is a hook on cook ery practice, an Illustrated monograph on cameos or a history of Moslem art. an up-to-date. comprehensive American book on Iron and steel metallurgy. Histories of Armenia and Oregon are alike demand«»!. A book on cob blestone fireplaces, with dimensions and drawings, is «ante«!, and another on European peasant costumes. Enough la said on the lack of a new etiquette book when It Is stated that the latest good one la dated 1913. A work to "prevent amateur garden ers from pulling up a plant Inatead of a weed" would be as useful ss an In dex to essays or a treatise on septl^ tanks. The field In concordances Is enormoua. Anyone with ten years to spare can start a Browning concordance at once. "A history of the novel from the very beginning and In all countries” Is a rather more ambitious proposal, pre paratory reading for which might oc cupy a few decades. Balzac's phrase for books he dreamed some day of writing,- made fa miliar by Stevenson, was “enchanted cigarettes." Here are enchanted ciga rettes by the gross for publishers. We may hope that some of the needed books mentioned by the libraries will be supplied. Or will authors persist In writing the books they want to write Instead of the books thst are needed?—New York Evening Pont. Vaudeville. The word vaudeville Is a corruption of Vane de Vlre. the name of two pic turesque «alleys In the Borage of Nor mandy. France. The name was origin ally applied to a song with words re lating to some story of the day. These songs were first composed by Oliver Rnsselln. a fuller living In Vlre. They were popular and soon spread all over France, and were called by the name of the place where Basselln composed them, namely Vaux de Vlre. As the origin of the term was lost sight of It at last took Its present form, raitde- vllle. Vaudeville Is now properly used to signify a play In which dialogue Is In terspersed with songs Incidentally In troduced but forming an Important part of the drama. Merchant «aloe books at Courier office. Jfar caldsandcaa^bs Dr. King’s Near Discovery Feel Badly? Bowels Sluggish? Haven't any “pep" in work or play? You’re constipated! The stimulating action of Dr. King’s Pills brings back old time energy, makes the Towels and liver respond to your strong healthy body. All druggists, 25c. r\ Prompt! Won’t Gripe Dr Kinpls Pills PIANO INfTHWOTIOM MíRS JAMES M. POWER«. Instruc tor on piano; studio over Barn'’«’ jewelry. rhono 285-J. CALL FOR UNWRITTEN BOOKS CHICHESTER S PILLS V Ä. TDK |»|AMIMV» BBAIIM. Aakjr riti* tte Veil a bosrs, train I v» Ta'<fl n« uthrr vrart k n.»wn *« IWst. |«uw af »Mir A M A4w«y% feritali«« SOSYMlüüKISÜtftWR' 2 OU each. Beds. Bin. (M>nn<l Phono Heaters, guaranteed, at *5.00 Several good 2nd hand Iron Regular *15.50 coil spring at A few of thoee all cotton 45 matt resse« at *11.75- T. C. BOOTH 71 THEY ARE ALL right Deceived by Reflection. The rumor that there was such a place as El Dorado «as so Insistent centuries ago that Humboldt, the ex plorer. made a special Investigation, and located the origin of the fable In a territory between the Essequlbo and Branco rivers In Guiana. Great deposits of mlcn-slnte and talc so flecked the rock» surrounding a small lake that the sun did Indeed turn the area into a vast golden mirror, but as far as the value of the deposits were concerned there was nothing to wish for. The temple«, houses and public buildings of beeten gold were mere ly the Imagination of those who had glimpse the lake, hut had hee npre- vented by native» from reaching It. Good Judgment. Mrs. Bacon—And nave your hus- band's table manners improved? Mr«. Egbert—Oh. 1 th nk »>>. I Mrs. Bacon—And can he manage spaghetti all right now? Mrs. Egbert—Oh. well, you see. when he began to try to improve his table manners we thought It Just as well to give up having spaghetti.— Yonkers Statesman. Essence Not From Apple. What has been known as “apple oil" or “apple essence," usually amyl valerate, has been snown by F. B. Power and V. K. Chestnut, of the United States bureau of chemistry, to have no existence In the apple. The true odorous principle is described chemically as a mixture of the amyl esters of formic, acetic and caproic acids, together with a small amount of the caprylic ester, and a consider able proportion of acetaldehyde. There may tie also traces of methyl and ethyl alcohols. At ordinary tern- peratures. the essential oil of apples is a yellowish, somewhat viscid-liquid, which darkens on keeping and when slightly cooled hardens Into a con crete mass from the separation of small needle-like crystals of a paraf fin hydrocarbon. The paring« of the Ben Davis apple yielded 0.0035 i»er cent of oil. those of the more odorous crab apple ga«e 0.0043 per cent—rep resenting only 0.0007 and 0.0013 per *-ent of the entire fruit. The odorous substance» exist In varying p.-npor- tlons. and give slight differences In edor. •4 FEEb GRATEFUL . 1 k_ will be the horse which is fed on our high grade horse feed, he will love the hand that feeds him, truly, You will have finer stock, more Ket work from them, and they will be worth more to you. Lay in a supply of our feed today. JOSEPHINE COUNTY FLOUR MILLS Phone 123 Cor. 3rd and G Sts. AUTO TOPS Refil.ic« the shabby top with a light. eaey-t*>-hiindle weather proof one now. Smart tooMag, serviceable top»— perfect fitting and improving the rar', l<»k<—a wide choice in ma teria is and cwtora. (HR FRICKS LOWEST G. B. BERRY Grants Pass-Medford STAGE INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO. Effect^ Oct. 25, 1920 Raily and Sunday LKAVR L Granta Pass GRANTS FASH MP" Waiting Room 10:0« a. Bl. IO:(V< 1:0« p. os. l:m F- m. Bonbonniere 4.30 p. m. 4:S( P- as. Phon* 100 n I for Ashland and Jaduoavfll« SLEEP WELL How can you expect to be lOO^t efficient during the day when you lie «wske half the night coughing? You must have relief «ndfottunately ¡tb ■vailable. . Foley’s Honey and Tar supplies it. The curative influence of this easy-to-take and absolutely pur« com pound baa brought relief to thouaaads. It will do th« same (or you. ■r MEN’S BROWN ENGLISH *14.00 SHOFJS MEN’S BROWN ENGLISH 89.(81 SHOES MEN’S HEAVY BROWN AVDR.v SHOES MEN' HEAVY' CALK 8HOES BLACK .... *0-83 *(1.83 »4.75 *5.85 wm sauiaQ «« m ’* They're lots of folks quite glad to tell That we have served them very well. We have the experience, facilities and the skilled labor that make up the sure-fire-ser vice to b« found in a properly equipped repair shop. Th* satisfactory manner in which we have served others is proof positive of the satisfaction that ij awaiting you hero. AMENT'S ALTO REPAIR AND Shoes for the Family MACHINE SHOP Day phone 113-J, Night, 252-18 103 North 6th WOODWARD’S Extra Special Any Suit or Orercoat 1-2 Price Peerless Clothing Co.